Located in Solna it's a beautiful office with modern interiors and very spacious and filled with…read morelight all day long. Plenty of meeting rooms and open spaces to hang out and also plenty of decent coffee machines :-) Easy to get to by public transport or driving. Plenty of food options in the neighbourhood for lunch and there is a half decent cafeteria at the bottom of the building itself.

We always visit a stamp shop when we travel, and this one was excellent. The owner, Dag Svinhufvud,…read morewas very professional and helpful, and we enjoyed talking to him and shopping at his store. He keeps limited hours these days, so call before you go.

This place is so great! If your looking to be an entrepreneur in Stockholm this is a spot you…read moreshould get in touch with! It's a free government and corporate sponsored center that gives advice in multiple languages for people interested in starting a business. No experience necessary to start. I, myself, just wanted to ask a few questions and get some starter advice and they scheduled me a meeting within two days! We just sat there and chatted up about what I was looking to do, what my first steps would be and what they could actually help me with. The guy who helped me was a nice older gentleman who was friendly and didn't make me feel dumb--because I know very little about running a business in Sweden (which, I was a little afraid of.) You really don't have to be anyone special to take advantage of this service. It's probably sounds very American of me to think it's great that any nobody can be a somebody here, but isn't that awesome!? I was sitting in the waiting lobby and saw that a lot of start-ups I actually know of were in a success story pamphlet sitting on the table. A couple names I recognized immediately were Cupcake Sthlm and Bun Meat Bun! What a cute and helpful little office! I'm looking forward to scheduling a follow up meeting again soon! =)

Fat little Indian boy is my favorite place to shop, dine, and "GET OUT!" as their slogan says! :)…read morefrom the cozy little tables made of fat Indian boys, to the delicious meals made of fat Indian boys (the soy noodles or "boy noodles", are great!), this really is a must-visit location in beautiful Stockholm, Sweden. My own qualm (and the reason for my ever-so-rare 4 star review) is the amount of actual living fat Indian boys in the restaurant is less than satisfactory. Only 2. But this aside, it is truly a fantastic place to eat.

Var Gard is a conference center and a hotel next. Nice reception, Fika is great at the hotel lobby,…read morethe train station is right next to the hotel but there is nothing else around. Pretty scene is you are here for a conference, and want to relax. If you are here for a few days you may want to. E in the city. The spa and sauna here is wonderful. The reception staff are very pleasant and give their all to keep guests comfortable. The restaurant serves free full breakfast with sausage and the like (no pancakes I was disappointed) and offers dinner as well although the menu is based on the conferences going on that day and the specified menu and not a la carte. Each room has complimentary bottled water and of course you can always ask staff for anything. FYI checkout is 9am unlike 12 in the states.

A great space for a convention They have all the right…read moreservices : shipping printing furniture rental lunch hall snack shops etc... and Kista is accessible by subway (from Stockholm)

Great place for recoup & recharge after a long walk around the city. Very elegant place with great…read moremenu choices. Service is excellent and very attentive. The foods are quite nice and delicious. Perfect mixed cocktails and great lively vibe. Sat nearby the window overlooking the King's Park. Lovely place with good foods and great services.