Stockholm is Sweden's capital, built across islands where urban neighbourhoods meet Lake Mälaren and the Baltic Sea. Gamla Stan offers narrow streets and historic buildings, while the Royal Palace and the city's major museums provide many options for a culture-focused visit. Ferries, bridges and waterfront promenades make the relationship with the water visible throughout the city. The capital is also a natural gateway to the Stockholm Archipelago, with passenger boats linking the centre to islands of different character. A first visit can combine Gamla Stan, one or two museums and a shorter boat journey; a longer stay allows time for separate neighbourhoods and an island excursion. Conditions and boat services change by season, so plan the archipelago portion in advance.
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