Stockholm & the Archipelago
A capital built across fourteen islands, opening into an archipelago of thirty thousand more.
City and islands in one stay
Stockholm is the most polished of the Nordic capitals — Gamla Stan’s medieval core, the Vasa and Fotografiska museums, and a design and dining culture that rewards more than a single night.
What makes it work for us is the archipelago. Thirty thousand islands begin at the city’s eastern edge, reachable by private boat in under an hour, which lets a short stay cover both the city and real island quiet without an internal flight.
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Stay, experience, dine, arrive
City design and island houses
Design hotels in the centre and private island properties within easy boat reach of the city.
Sailing, paddling and skating
Classic-yacht archipelago sailing, sea kayaking between islands, and long-distance ice skating in a cold winter.
Serious Swedish kitchens
One of Europe’s stronger restaurant cities, with island inns that justify the boat ride in summer.
Well connected
Direct flights from across Europe, fast rail south and north, and boat departures from the city centre.
Stockholm & the Archipelago by season
Archipelago Season
Islands fully open, long light and warm enough to swim by July. The only window for serious sailing.
City Season
Autumn colour, the cultural calendar in full swing and restaurants easier to book.
Winter
Christmas markets and, in a cold year, long-distance skating on the frozen archipelago.
Ways to shape this journey
Starting points, not packages. Every programme is rebuilt around the client in front of you.
Stockholm and an Island
Two city nights and one on the water — design, dining and a private boat day into the archipelago.
Design this journey →Stockholm to Swedish Lapland
The capital paired with the Arctic north, connected by domestic flight or the overnight train.
Design this journey →Regions that combine well
Swedish Lapland
Ice architecture, treetop rooms and Europe’s last great wilderness — the most design-literate Arctic there is.
Helsinki & the Archipelago
A design capital on the Baltic — serious architecture, a sauna culture that never left, and an archipelago that starts at the harbour steps.
Reykjavík & the South Coast
Glacier lagoons, black-sand coast and geothermal country — the most concentrated landscape drive in the North Atlantic.
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