Most of what’s in the old town is down one street, though it’s worth wandering about a little to explore. The old town is just about big enough to get lost in, though you can soon figure out where you are after a little wandering around. This area isn’t visited by locals, so you’ll likely only bump into other tourists. We spent a few hours here, and after that we felt like we’d seen enough.

Great area to walk around, scenic and lots of little shops / streets to explore. Various squares and places to hang out. Easy to navigate and makes you feel like you are seeing the real part of the city

A very pretty postcard from Stockholm: the most authentic district with its tall houses with facades colored red, yellow or ocher, the old town is charming from every point of view. A port atmosphere with pirate accents 🏴‍☠️, old cobblestones, some nice pubs and, on the edge, the sea towards the Slüssen district! Small downside, however, concerning the shopping street which borders the old town: you will not find any handicraft objects on the program, Made in China key rings, poorly made charms and not very original “Stockholm” stickers… Too bad because it is for us the place where Swedish craftsmanship should have its showcase… The square and its streets are nevertheless worth the detour, the Nobel Museum, very interesting, the typical pastries and the kindness of the inhabitants: for that alone, Stockholm and its old town are worth the detour!

Nice area for walk and photos! Get lost inside the small roads with a hot chocolate on your hand! Take photos of the colourful houses and be prepared to travel back in time during the night!

We visited Stockholm Old Town on self guided tour - getting around Stockholm and to Old Town is very easy. The Christmas markets were on when we visited so added additional charm. We travelled in late November when snow had fallen and some areas very icy underfoot - make sure you have the right foot wear!

Old Town or Gamla Stan, is the historic center of Stockholm, and can be reached by metro at Gamla Stan station on the green line. The center is well maintained, clean, safe, with many shops, restaurants, cafes and historic buildings that are worth a visit. I recommend going there.

Visiting Stockolm in 2017 and 2018 was an experience I'd never forget. Sweden has been an interesting country for me, I love Its language & culture. I definetely would come back. Tack sa mycket... Vi ses snart!

Beautiful Nordic stone town on the island, water is all around. Narrow streets have a specific vibe and old small cafes are the place one wants to visit again and again. Not too large - all walkable distances, exceptional panoramic views to both coasts.

The old part of the city of Stockholm is the one I liked most of all, with those little streets full of clubs and shops, almost all with incredible views. The most famous area of the Old Town is certainly the square with the Nobel Prize Museum and the typical colorful houses, which are also the symbol of the city. Also in the old part is the royal palace.

This place was amazing. It was lovely how the streets had been left the same they have been for hundreds of years. It truly was like stepping back in time. There are plenty of amazing restaurants, museums and gift shops as well as many old staues and shop signs.