A fire in 1723 destroyed most of the houses on this 350 meter long street. They built the houses right up again and they are all well-maintained with its details like old street lights on the facade. At the end of the street you have a breathtaking view from the hilltop over the harbor. "Sista styvers trappor" is a narrow... More

Nice view over Stockholm. Lots of touristbuses. But they leave quickly after the cameracklicks. The cafeteria - ok but a bit highprized.

just x the view? I m sorry ...I tourned around x 30 minutes to find this street...anyway there is a nice vegetarian restaurant to try..just for that

Get down at Slussen and you will see Gondolean. Not sure if the lifts were working to go up. There is a steep staircase for you to go up to see the views of Stockholm and it is free. Bring your camera. There are restaurants up there in the evening if you want to see the nite lights in the... More

I always try to go up here for some nice pictures and in the summer an icecream and a nice rest! In the summertime it is an oase from downtown.

Fjällgatan is "just" a ordinary street, but it is easy accessible, free and offers a good view over Old Town, Skeppholmen (a small island in the city) and eastside Stockholm ("Östermalm", where the fashionable people live...;-). Even if you have short of time when visiting Stockholm, going there could be well used time. Go to Underground station Slussen and take... More

Watch out for the sea-gulls, they are aggressive come from behind and will happily steal and eat you icecream. Go there for the view but somewhere else to have icecream.

For some of the best views of the city, trek out to Fjallgaten (we combined it with a trip to Fotografiska). You can take a bus (two stops) from Slussen or walk (uphill). Well worth the trek.

One of Stockholm's most impressive views. Be prepared with a camera, take a picnic and enjoy. Preferably in the summertime.