Scandic Gamla Stan
Small rooms for up to two among cobblestone streets and narrow alleys, with the metro station right next door.
Lilla Nygatan 25
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A postal museum with Postis, a play exhibition where kids sort, carry and deliver the mail themselves.
Homemade cakes and pastries in a red gabled house from 1648, over a medieval brick cellar, through a limestone doorway carved with Roman warriors.
Apple pie, cinnamon buns and hot drinks since 1997, on the old square right next to the Royal Palace, with a terrace outside.
A quiz trail through 250-plus objects laureates gave the museum, Malala's pink shawl among them, plus a kids' audio guide and a playroom for ages 3 to 9.
Free exhibitions on 500 years of the city's history, from a small place in northern Europe to a Scandinavian metropolis, with a café.
Swedish classics in a homey dining room: meatballs with lingonberries, potato dumplings with pork, herring three ways and Swedish cheesecake.


