Stockholm City Museum

Small rooms for up to two among cobblestone streets and narrow alleys, with the metro station right next door.

Owned by ABBA's Benny Andersson and built around a 1937 film palace whose salon, where the Mamma Mia movie premiered, still seats 735.

Food hall stalls and restaurants cooking food from all over, a cinema in the building, and an almost four-meter bronze elf greeting you at the entrance.

A postal museum with Postis, a play exhibition where kids sort, carry and deliver the mail themselves.

A small square park with lime-tree paths, a kiosk, and a playground with a sandbox, rocking animals and swings.

Homemade cakes and pastries in a red gabled house from 1648, over a medieval brick cellar, through a limestone doorway carved with Roman warriors.