Skansen

An inn from 1897 named for the poet Bellman's muse, serving classic Swedish home cooking, with a terrace where even the royal stable's horses stop for water.

An 1874 merchant's villa that has served food since 1897, known for hand-rolled meatballs and plank steak, set in the green beside the Djurgårdsbrunn canal.

Fika tables piled high, and lunch, in a garden café next to Liljevalchs that has kept its 1900s setting for over a century.

A restaurant in an old boatyard on the water, with a bakery and café, and you can arrive by ferry.

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.