It's a magnificent place. The building is such an eye catching architectural full of details of…read morecurves. Located at the beginning of the King's park and across from the waterfront and the water fountain. The building is small but packed with iniquity structures both inside and outside. All I can say is fabulous place with fabulous decor, fills with customs from the shows. Grand ceiling with grand chandelier and fabulous seating. Stage is fantastic and the show are just beautiful. Love it here.

WOW! I didn't know what to expect from the Royal Swedish Opera Ballet, this dance troupe is rarely…read moretalked about compared to the Paris Opera Ballet, Bolshoi Ballet, American Ballet Theater, or The Royal Ballet. But the Swedes did a phenomenal work art of Sleeping Beauty. The live orchestra, talented dancers, colorful costumes, and elaborate sets all worked together harmoniously to create a wonderful classic ballet...the Carabosse was mesmerizing and seductive! Be careful when buying tickets online for this opera house. I picked out a couple of seats for 330SEK($37) each. They looked decent on the website chart, which unfortunately is not to scale and doesn't fully project the true sharp horseshoe shape of the theater. The seats were still decent, but required turning your head sharply for 3 hours. Fortunately, the show wasn't sold out. After 15 minutes into the show, we snuck over to some better seats that were much central and provided a significantly better view. I guestimate these seats were 500-700+ SEK. Still, I would've been happy with the 330SEK seats, they would've been 50% more in America. Though I'm guessing tax revenue subsidizes the ticket costs, thanks Sweden! If you're into the Arts, go check out a concert, opera, or ballet at this classical & beautiful opera house.

Royal Dramatic Theatre is located at Nybroplan. It's a beautiful Art Nouveau architecture style…read morebuilding built by architect Fredrik Lilljekvist. Famous actress Ingrid Bergman known from Casablanca movie learned acting in "Dramatens elevskola" theatre's acting school. We unfortunately couldn't see a play and we hope next time when we visit Stockholm to stop by.

Fint plats med mycket detaljer varsomhelst man tittar på. Konserthuset Stockholm är en fantastisk…read moreplats med imponerande arkitektur och vackra detaljer vart man än tittar. Byggnaden utstrålar en tidlös elegans och erbjuder en unik atmosfär. Konsten som pryder lokalerna ger en extra dimension till upplevelsen, och de kulturella evenemangen är alltid av högsta kvalitet. Ett besök här är både inspirerande och minnesvärt.

Stockholm is full of amazing buildings. Im guessing it doesnt get too much more iconic then the…read moreconcert hall. Crazy at it overlooks the open market of Hötorgshallen as a backdrop. The large looming columns, the large statues..a classic landmark

From the owner: Teater Brunnsgatan Fyra är en teater i Stockholm som startades av Allan Edwall. Efter hans bortgång…read more1997 drevs teatern vidare av Kristina Lugn och sedan 2011 är det Martina Montelius som är konstnärlig ledare.

From the owner: En 100-årig jugendpärla som erbjuder förstklassig underhållning, mötesmöjligheter, menypaket med…read moremat och dryck och mycket mer!

What a strange place. I've been here a couple Friday nights for dinner and it is completely dead…read moredespite really good prices for the quality of food (and the food is really freaking good). The drink prices are also very fair, which should make for a great spot to come in and enjoy some music (they often have a southern european pianist/singer duo performing). The place itself is split personality -- one half has a really nice atmosphere and feel and yet when you look out at the other half of the place it looks like a cookie-cutter wedding venue hall with cheesy mirrors. Every time I have gone here I have walked right by the place without even noticing it existed, even know where it was the second time. Supposedly it gets really packed for salsa night on Fridays and they have a dance night most nights of the week (see pictures for an idea of their schedule). I also heard the restaurant is packed on Saturday nights -- so how is it so dead Friday? Stange. The owners are really into dance and music and dance themselves during the nights so that's really fun, but, well I haven't seen the execution yet here. It's hard for me to recommend this place because I would NEVER bring anyone here on a Friday when it's almost totally abandoned but at the same time the food is amazing and I would like to (5 stars on the food for me when you consider price/quality and try the lamb). I will probably try this place one more time on a Saturday for dinner at some point, but the whole aura is just super confusing for me.

I honestly cannot fathom the terrible reviews!…read more I have been here three times and each time has been wonderful. Granted, I'm a dancer, so I LOVE the fact that they have music and dancing basically every single night. Different styles, too! Bachata, tango, Greek music, oriental sometimes, salsa, kizola...If dancing isn't your thing you can always watch and enjoy the atmosphere. I love that it's a full-fledged restaurant where you also can dance - why choose just a dance studio or just a restaurant? You can have both! Plus, I can sincerely say that the staff are some of the friendliest I have experienced in all of Stockholm. The waiters - and the owner - quickly make you feel like you're best friends and that you have a bunch of inside jokes. I always feel welcomed. They're very accommodating too - last night my friend asked if she could get a to-go box for her salad, and the waiter asked what time she was leaving (she planned on dancing) so he could put it in the fridge for her until then. Considering it's not even 'normal' in Sweden to ask for a to-go box, that was super sweet and great service in my opinion! The restaurant itself is pretty small but very nicely decorated and it feels classy. The food isn't oh-my-god-amazing, but it is tasty and not outrageously expensive (normal prices for a downtown Stockholm restaurant), so what's not to love? Maybe Grammofon shouldn't be at the very top of your restaurant bucket list if you don't care about dancing. There are better places. But for what it offers - which is quite niche - I think it's the best!