Stockholm is not only Sweden’s capital city, but also the largest city in Scandinavia. It offers some of the most stunning scenery which is provided by the archipelago of 14 islands across which it is spread. More than 30 per cent of the total city area is comprised of water, while parks and greenbelt areas make up another 30 per cent making the city arguably one of the world’s richest in terms of its supply of clean, fresh air.

Swedish Sport Gala: held annually at the city’s Globe Arena, the Swedish Sport Gala has been called the ‘Oscars of the sporting world’. Those achieving significant successes in their respective sporting fields are presented with these much coveted awards at a ceremony attended by thousands and also screened live on national television.

Airports
Visitors arriving in Stockholm by air will arrive in the city via the Stockholm-Arlanda Airport which is located 42kms north of the city. The airport, which has four passenger terminals, offers plentiful facilities which include essentials such as ATMs, banks and bureaux de change, as well as ample dining and shopping outlets.