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   Wednesday 22nd February

Driving to Stockholm

A Guide to Stockholm for Motorists


Stockholm frequently appears at the top of lists rating standards of living. The economy is flourishing, pollution is low, and the pace of life is relaxed. Despite being the capital of Sweden and therefore the country’s commercial centre, it is a city of open spaces and lakes, rather than traffic and high rise buildings.

Gamla Stan is the old part of the city, dating back to the 13th century. It is situated on three separate islands, and houses many trendy shops and cafes in its medieval surroundings. The 18th century Royal Palace and Swedish Parliament building are also here.

Still in the old town are the Modern Art Gallery and the National Museum. Those pursuing further entertainment will find it in Normalm, which contains many bars, restaurants, cinemas and nightclubs.

If you’re after tranquility, head to Djurgarden, a large park which used to the royal hunting grounds. Take a dip in the lake in the summer months, and marvel at the Vasanyeet 17th century warship.



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Speed limits around Stockholm

Speed Limits:
Motorway: 110 km/h
Dual Carriageway: 90 km/h
Rural: 70 km/h
Urban: 50 km/h

Distances from Stockholm to...

All of these places are within a few hours drive from Stockholm

PlaceDistance km (miles)
(Point to Point)

Town
Tampere, Finland394 km (245 miles)

Town
Helsinki, Finland396 km (246 miles)

Town
Gothenburg, Sweden397 km (247 miles)

Town
Oslo, Norway416 km (258 miles)

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