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Gamla Stan
The old city of Stockholm is located on an island in the center of the city. The area where the Royal Palace is located is an old city with a history of more than 700 years. This is the birthplace of Stockholm. The roads in the old city are narrow. Walking in this ancient street, many magnificent medieval buildings come into view, the majestic palace, the towering church, the flowery street garden, and the thick The coffee is fragrant from the fairy-tale house, and you can fully experience the blend of history and modernity. Because Sweden has not suffered a war for more than 200 years, the old town has well preserved its medieval style. From the mid-19th century to the mid-20th century, the old town was regarded as a slum, with many historic buildings in disrepair; after World War II, the houses in 5 alleys were demolished to expand the parliament building. Since the 1980s, the old town has attracted a large number of tourists due to its medieval and renaissance architecture, and the value of its buildings has been recognized. In addition to its numerous historical sites, the old town is also home to many artisan shops, boutiques, restaurants and cafés. Dating back to the 13th century, the old town has medieval alleys, cobblestone streets and ancient buildings, heavily influenced by the North Germanic style. Since Sweden hasn't had a war in 200 years, the old town is so well-preserved that it's well worth taking the time to wander, especially on the river and sea-facing streets. The main attractions of the Old Town are the Royal Palace, Stockholm Cathedral, the Nobel Museum and the Church of the Knights.Stockholm · 23.4km from Vallentuna
King's Garden
The beautiful King's Garden was once the exclusive land of the royal family, the exclusive farmland and courtyard of the princes and nobles, so the humble commoners were not allowed to enter. But in 1953, 700 years after the city of Stockholm was founded, the government decided to renovate the garden and open it to the public. There are many petty bourgeoisie cafes and open-air stages in the garden, and occasionally there are free rock, jazz and classical concerts. In winter, this is a very popular citizen skating rink, and many parents will take their children here to play and get angry.Stockholm · 22.8km from Vallentuna
Iron Boy - Boy watching the moon
It should be considered a smaller sculpture, only about 20 cm high. Many citizens and tourists will tie scarves and small hats on him in winter, and put candies and coins from all over the world next to him. In 1954, Swedish sculptor Liss Eriksson created this little boy. Every day he sits in the alley of Gamla Stan in the old town, waiting for the moon to appear.Stockholm · 23.4km from Vallentuna
Sergels torg
Segel Square is located in front of the Central Station. It is the most lively cultural square in Stockholm, adjacent to the Cultural Center and the Municipal Theater. It is named after the famous 18th century sculptor John Tobias Segel. Segel Square is oval in shape, and the central area is a large fountain built by architect Edbin Estrom. A glass column about 37 meters high towers in it. At night, the glass column lights up and flashes. With a charming brilliance, people affectionately call it a crystal column. The west side of the square is paved with black and white bricks, which is often called "flat", and there are broad steps next to the flat. People like to sit on the steps, eat lunch, chat, and spend a leisurely time. Further west is the bustling commercial street in Stockholm, where you can buy a lot of Nordic fashion.Stockholm · 22.6km from Vallentuna
Fjallgatan
Fjord Street is located halfway up a hill in downtown Stockholm, built on a cliff by the Baltic Sea. There are many 17th-century buildings here, as well as shops and bars. There is a viewing platform on Fjord Street, where you can see part of the Baltic Sea and part of the city of Stockholm. It is a very good viewing point and photo spot. The viewing platform has a very wide field of vision. Standing on the fjord street and looking at the whole vista, you can have an unobstructed view of the great landscape of Stockholm. The old town is on the left, and the roller coaster of the playground can be seen on the right.Stockholm · 24.3km from Vallentuna
Sigtuna
Sigtuna, a small town on the banks of Lake Mälaren, Sweden's largest lake, is about 2 hours' drive outside of Stockholm, the capital of Sweden. It is very suitable for a day trip from Stockholm. The small town was founded by King Erik Segersäll around 980 AD. Early Swedish coins were minted here from 995 to 1030. There are many old wooden houses on both sides of the street. Walking in the town, there are 18th century town halls and streets in the city, and beautiful lakesides. scenery, and medieval ruins.Sigtuna · 22km from Vallentuna
Hagaparken
Haga Park in Solna is an English-style park located on the west bank of Lake Brunnsviken. It was built under the order of King Gustav III when he was in power. There are several royal buildings, museums and botanical gardens in the park. Such as Butterfly Garden, Gustav III Palace, Chinese Pavilion and so on. It is a good place for citizens to go out and have a picnic. There is also a royal cemetery in the garden, where many members of the Swedish royal family are buried.Solna · 19.2km from Vallentuna
Odenplan
Odenplan is a vibrant public square and transportation hub in the Vasastan district of Stockholm, named after Odin, the chief god in Norse mythology. Located at the intersection of three main streets, it serves as a key transfer point for the subway, commuter rail, and buses, making it an ideal starting point for exploring the northern part of the city. The square is surrounded by early 20th-century light stone buildings and features numerous cafes and independent shops. The iconic Gustav Vasa Church stands on the southern side of the square, with its striking red-brick architecture. A five-minute walk leads to the Stockholm Public Library, designed by architect Gunnar Asplund. Additionally, the underground commuter station houses a light art installation titled "Lifeline," featuring a 400 m-long LED strip that records the heartbeat waveform of the artist's son at birth, adding a unique human touch to the bustling hub.Stockholm · 21.5km from Vallentuna
Drottninggatan
Queen Street is a famous commercial pedestrian street in Stockholm, the capital of Sweden. It is divided into an old street and a new street, where many big shops gather. The street stretches to the shopping street of the old city at one end, and the main road that leads to the city center at the other end. There are countless shopping malls and small shops on both sides, specializing in the distribution of clothing, food, books and handicrafts.Stockholm · 22.3km from Vallentuna
Riddarholmen
During the mighty years of Sweden in the 17th century, it was the place where powerful knights and nobles lived. The buildings on the island are quaint, colorful and full of medieval flavor. There is a square on the island called Birger Jarl Torg, which is the center of the island. Important buildings on the island are all around this square. The square is named after the founder of Stockholm, Birger Jarl. In the center of the square is the statue of Berggill. The tall Knights Island Church (Riddarholmskyrkan) is the most prominent building on Knights Island. The black cast-iron spires on the Gothic red-brick main building soar into the sky. Built in the 13th century, Knights Island Church was originally a monastery and later a burial place for Swedish monarchs and nobles.Stockholm · 23.5km from Vallentuna
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Free things to do in Vallentuna
Gamla Stan
Stockholm · 23.4km from VallentunaKing's Garden
Stockholm · 22.8km from VallentunaIron Boy - Boy watching the moon
Stockholm · 23.4km from VallentunaSergels torg
Stockholm · 22.6km from VallentunaFjallgatan
Stockholm · 24.3km from VallentunaSigtuna
Sigtuna · 22km from VallentunaHagaparken
Solna · 19.2km from VallentunaOdenplan
Stockholm · 21.5km from VallentunaImmediate access, Book now for todayDrottninggatan
Stockholm · 22.3km from VallentunaRiddarholmen
Stockholm · 23.5km from Vallentuna
What travellers say about Vallentuna
Md Iqbal Hasan13 August 2025
5.0
Gamla Stan, Stockholm’s Old Town, is a charming maze of cobblestone streets, colorful 17th- and 18th-century buildings, and hidden courtyards. Founded in the 13th century, it’s one of Europe’s best-preserved medieval centers. The area brims with history, from the grand Royal Palace to Storkyrkan Cathedral and the Nobel Prize Museum. Cozy cafés, artisan shops, and atmospheric alleyways make wandering here a delight. In winter, festive markets fill the main square, Stortorget, with lights and warmth. Whether you’re after culture, architecture, or a leisurely stroll, Gamla Stan offers a magical glimpse into Sweden’s past while buzzing with modern Scandinavian charm.
Gamla Stan
小思文1 March 2020
4.0
The King's Garden is also a very good place to visit. Many varieties of flowers in the garden are quite good. The landscape of this place is also very suitable for visiting and taking pictures. There are also many kinds of things in the flowering season.
King's Garden
非你不渴29 March 2020
5.0
In the King's office in Stockholm, you must find the Moonlight Boy and touch his head, which means good luck. Is there such a child living in your heart who waits for the moon to appear every day?
Iron Boy - Boy watching the moon
泰宁根吴承恩10 November 2019
5.0
Sergels Square is located in front of the train station and is one of the most important business districts in Stockholm. Some of the buildings here are relatively new, there are many shopping centers and malls, there are also many cafes and restaurants, and the transportation is convenient.
Sergels torg
DEAR张小球15 February 2020
5.0
Fjord Street is the first place we visited when we arrived in Stockholm. It is very close to the old town, the surrounding scenery is nice, and you can also take a boat to other places here.
Fjallgatan
atya dessi20 August 2023
5.0
Hagaparken is 1 of the best Parks in Stockholm. Such a beauty with lake alongside. It has amazing walking and cycling path. Best place for picnic with friends and family. Huge area to sit and play with kids. Must visit during summers.
Hagaparken
暖色调j197262 November 2021
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Queensgate in Stockholm is a famous commercial pedestrian street in Stockholm, where many big shops gather. There are many shops on this street, including restaurants, cafes, food and clothing stores!
Drottninggatan
jkidd288 July 2022
5.0
On the Riddarholmen Island, there is a Riddarholmen Church, which is the place where the Swedish royal family is buried. Today, the coffins of many Swedish kings are placed inside, and tourists can also see them during the tour.
This building is a relatively old building in Sweden and is particularly protected.
Riddarholmen
