Kind of a bummer. Not a particularly interesting plants in the main greenhouse you couldn't find at…read morea garden store. Staff very unhelpful. Will charge at every greenhouse- so if you came for the lily pad garden, go there first. The outdoor gardens are nice and a pleasant walk. Warning- Speak Swedish or don't bother.

För er som är kär i trädgårdar! Det finns så många magiska platser var ni kan läsa, äta, dricka,…read moreosv. De har jättebra mat, öl, och vin. Ni kan också lyssna på musiker under himlen med växter och blommor omkring er.

This is a very cute little garden that is hidden behind a park & you would think only locals know…read moreabout it but on a sunny day even though it was a weekday , they had many lynch customers. The food was awesome, not very cheap though. My not very high rating is because of the none existence service & very dirty bathrooms. They have sort of this cabin temporary bathrooms that are very tiny & not clean & the soap was also finished. That's wired considering what a big space they have.

Now that we have a child our weekend activities are a little bit different than before. So spending…read moresome time trying to figure out what to do I came across a link to this place called "Nyckelviken". Had never heard about it before (imagine that), and its only 10 minutes from us. So we went there. Actually, we've been there a few times since. It's a nice little 4H-farm in Nacka. They have cows, rabbits, horses, goats, pigs and chickens. The first time we went there all the animals were in their enclosures and were easy to spot them all. Second time we couldn't find the pigs anywhere and the goats were roaming free .. but baby J liked it either way. ;) They also have a small cafe, and when you're Swedish you have to get some fika when you're out and about. Their sandwiches are good and their coffee and fikabröd as well. I recommend checking this out, its a nice family place

Stunning collection of art, furniture, weapons and baroque style rooms in a great location. There's…read moreeven a beautiful courtyard area where you can grab a cocktail after if you come in the evening like we did! Check this out - I enjoyed this museum more than the royal palace as there are English cards in each room with wonderful explanations of how the rooms were used and a glimpse into the family's life. Also it is free! So stay 10 min or hours.

The museum is housed in a historical building in central Stockholm and faces Berzelii Park. The…read morehouse used to belong to the Count and Countess von Hallwyl, but was donated to the state in 1920s. The museum takes you back in time to late 19th century and strikes its visitors with opulence and glitter of the rich aristocratic family. Impressive collection of paintings, furniture, China, and weaponry is displayed in rooms of grand nature decorated in various styles. An window into a private life of aristocracy! It's free to attend, but you would have to pay 70 SEK for a guided tour. Tour will also get you an access into certain rooms closed for general public.