This public square is home to Stockholm’s most prestigious banks and other financial institutions as well as several corporate headquarters. Additionally, you will find exclusive high-end restaurants, bars, nightclubs, and fashion boutiques. This also where Kungsgatan and Birger Jarlsgatan cross.

Only steps from the hotel, this upscale mall in the middle of Stureplan Square features high-end fashion boutiques, fabulous restaurants, vibrant cafés and the landmark Sturebadet Spa, which opened in 1885.

Stockholm's most exclusive shopping district can be found in this pedestrian-friendly district between Stureplan and Norrmalmstorg. Here, you can shop ultra-luxury international brands like Prada, Gucci Ralph Lauren and many more. Not to mention top Swedish fashion labels like Acne, Whyred and Hope. More info see here.

On September 22, 1915, Nordiska Kompaniet opened its department store at Hamngatan 15. The company had been founded in 1902 through a merger between Joseph Leja and K.M. Lundberg. Before the department store on Hamngatan opened, NK was located in what is now Nordstjernans hus at Stureplan.

Do you want to experience the latest fashion news, receive first-class service or enjoy a culinary dining experience? You can find all this and much more at Nordiska Kompaniet. Ever since Josef Sachs founded NK in 1902, the vision for the department stores has been the same: NK should be a commercial and cultural theater, a stage for contemporary expressions and trends.

Welcome to one of Europe's largest and most vibrant castles. The castle is the official residence of H.M. The King and essential parts of the monarchy's representation take place here, while large parts of the castle are open all year round. The castle is the workplace of the King and Queen and the offices that are part of the Royal Court. The Royal Palace is a combination of royal residence, workplace and cultural and historical monument, and is open to visitors all year round. The castle was built in the Baroque style by architect Nicodemus Tessin the Younger and designed as a Roman palace. The castle has more than 600 rooms spread over eleven floors with the state rooms facing the city and the smaller living rooms facing the inner courtyard.

The Royal Opera has been Sweden's national stage for opera and ballet since January 18, 1773. The performances range from classical masterpieces to newly written productions.

The Royal Opera also arranges guided tours. Take a look behind the scenes, visit the royal rooms and look down into the orchestra pit. Learn about the building's exciting history and get an insight into what life is like behind the scenes today. What does a blacksmith do at the opera and how does a suffolk actually work? Come along and experience the beautiful and fascinating opera house in a new way!

Welcome to one of Europe's largest and most vibrant castles. The castle is the official residence of H.M. The King and essential parts of the monarchy's representation take place here, while large parts of the castle are open all year round.

The castle is the workplace of the King and Queen and the offices that are part of the Royal Court. The Royal Palace is a combination of royal residence, workplace and cultural and historical monument, and is open to visitors all year round.

The castle was built in the Baroque style by architect Nicodemus Tessin the Younger and designed as a Roman palace. The castle has more than 600 rooms spread over eleven floors with the state rooms facing the city and the smaller living rooms facing the inner courtyard.

A popular destination among Stockholm locals and visitors, this tranquil island oasis is the perfect escape from the fast pace of city life. In addition to waterfront lawns and parks for picnicking and relaxing, this attraction is home to some of Stockholm’s most famous museums and cultural sites, including the Vasa Museum, Gröna Lund, the Abba Museum, Skansen and The Royal Dramatic Theatre.