Museum of Far Eastern Antiquities

A free museum of architecture and design on Skeppsholmen, with a collection of about four million objects.

Free for kids 18 and under, with 140,000 works of modern art in the collection, Rauschenberg's Monogram among them.

Every floor has its own living room, the lobby hangs documentary photography shows, and a jazz band plays at Saturday brunch.

Free for anyone under 20, with family workshops in the studios.

Two buildings from 1699 on leafy Skeppsholmen, next to Sweden's first outdoor tennis court, which King Oscar II had built by the water.

Cinnamon buns and cardamom buns are the obvious order, and the casual bakery setup keeps fika quick and painless.