Gröna Lund
Sweden's oldest amusement park, open since 1883, with teacups, flying elephants and mini bumper cars for small kids and roller coasters for big ones.
Lilla Allmänna Gränd 9
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In the same building as ABBA The Museum, with music and theater details in the rooms, loft rooms under skylights, and a two-bedroom suite with its own veranda.
Sing ABBA karaoke in a booth made to feel like the Polar Studio, then get up on the big stage and perform as the fifth member with Agnetha, Björn, Benny and Frida.
Fika tables piled high, and lunch, in a garden café next to Liljevalchs that has kept its 1900s setting for over a century.
Café and ship's chandlery down a little alley in the old shipyard, serving shrimp sandwiches, raspberry pie and fish stew beside the creaky jetties.
A restaurant in an old boatyard on the water, with a bakery and café, and you can arrive by ferry.
Baltic shipwrecks brought to life with immersive films, virtual reality and holograms, free for under-18s, on the waterfront between the Vasa Museum and Gröna Lund.


