Comme vous planifiez, nous le savons bien de venir nous voir à Stockholm, voici un petit listing de ce que nous avons jugé utile ou intéressant pour préparer votre voyage ou tout simplement pour vous motiver un peu plus.

En espérant vous voir bientôt

Cilou & Gus

Sommaire :

1. Se renseigner
2. Planifier
3. Se loger
4. Se déplacer
5. Visiter
6. Se dépenser

1. Se renseigner

Une liste de différents sites Internet utiles

• Stockholm’s official visitor guide
• Visit Stockholm
• Visit Sweden
• Sport & Loisirs

2. Planifier

Les billets d’avions et un comparateur de vols sur skyscanner : http://www.skyscanner.se/vols/pari/stoc/vols-pas-chers-de-paris-a-stockholm.html?rtn=1

3. Se loger

Voici une liste des différents hôtels à Stockholm :

Liste d’hotels pour venir nous voir. Les prix sont donnés à titre indicatif, on ne les a pas vérifiés.

3.1 Atypiques et bon marchés :

• Vandrarhem Af Chapman et Skeppsholmen
  • www.svenskaturistforeningen.se/afchapman
  • Flaggmansvägen 8
  • dort: 110 Sek   simple: 520 Sek
  • bateau blanc
• Den röda båten – Mälaren / Ran
  • www.theredboat.com
  • Söder Malärstrand, Kajplats 6
  • dort: 230 Sek   double: 690 Sek
  • bateau. plus douillet des hebergements flottants
• M/S Rygerfjord
  • www.rygerfjord.se
  • Söder Malärstrand, Kajplats 12
  • dort: 200 Sek   Double: 530 Sek
  • Bateau avec petites cabines
• Långholmen Hotell et vandrarhem
  • www.langholmen.com
  • dort: 220 Sek   double: 540
  • Auberge/hotel dans ancienne prison

3.2 Près de chez nous :

• Vanadis Hotell
  • www.vanadishotel.com
  • Sveavägen 142
  • double: 600 Sek
  • qualité et tarifs des chambres TRÈS variable
• 2kronnor Hostel
  • http://www.2kronor.se/Welcome_en_vs.htm
  • Surbrunnsgatan 44
  • dort: 220 Sek   Double: 595 Sek
• Hotel Brunnen
  • www.hotelhansson.se
  • Surbrunnsgatan 38
  • $155
• Best Western Time Hotel
  • www.timehotel.se
  • Vanadisvägen 12
  • $197

3.3 Bon marchés :

• City Backpackers
  • www.citybackpackers.org
  • Upplandsgatan 2A
  • dort 230 Sek
  • proche de Centralstation
• STF Vandrarhem gärdet
  • gardet@stfturist.se
  • Sandhamnsgatan 59
  • simple: 450 Sek
  • auberge de jeunesse design
• Bed & Breakfast 4 trappor
  • www.4trappor.se
  • Gotlandsgatan 78
  • double: 800 Sek
  • séjours d’au moins 2 nuits, ristourne à partir de 5. Réserver à l’avance
  • Appartements avec kitchenette
• Zinkensdamm Hotell et Vandrarhem
  • www.zikensdamm.com
  • Zinkens väg 20
  • dort: 220 Sek   double: 730 Sek
• A&BE Hotell
  • www.abehotel.com
  • Grev Turegatan 50
  • double: 800 Sek
• STF Vandrarhem Fridhemsplan
  • info@fridhemsplan.se
  • St Eriksgatan 20
  • dort: 240 Sek double: 580 Sek
• Hostel Bed & Breakfast
  • www.hostelbedandbreakfast.com
  • Rehnsgatan 21
  • dort: 200 Sek   Double: 600 Sek
• Abbe’s Hotel
  • www.abbes.se
  • 4 adresses: Stora Nygatan 38, Skeppsbron 40, Fleminggatan 19, Gullmarsvägen 92
  • dort: 260 Sek   Double: 650 Sek
• Östra Reals Vandrarhem
  • www.ostrareal.com
  • Karlavägen 79
  • dort: 175 Sek   Double: 600 Sek
• Tre Små Rum
  • www.tresmarum.se
  • Högbergsgatan 81
  • 700 Sek
  • jolie addresse, sdb commune
• Pensionat Oden
  • www.pensionat.nu
  • plusieures adresses: Kammakargatan 62, Hornsgatan 66, Odengatan 38
  • Double: 700 — 1300 Sek
  • pensions abordables, prix variable en fonction du lieu et chambre

4. Se déplacer

4.1 Les transports en commun à Stockholm

Il s’agit du Tunnelbana (métro suédois), des bus, et même du bateau!

Site Internet : www.sl.se (en anglais)
Prix :

ticket a l’unité (= ½ trajet) : 20 SEK
16 tickets (= 8 trajets) : 180 SEK
carte 24h : 100 SEK
carte 72h : 200 SEK
carte 7j : 260 SEK

Ci-après, le plan du Tunnelbana (jusque mai 2011, nous habiterons à Sankt Eriksplan sur la ligne verte):

4.2 Depuis les aéroports

Entre Arlanda et Stockholm

• Flygbussarna

Site web: http://www.flygbussarna.se/default.aspx?lang=EN
Durée: ~ 40 mn
Tarifs:

Aller simple adulte: 119 SEK (Internet: 99 SEK)
Aller-retour adulte: 219 SEK (Internet: 198 SEK)

• Arlanda Express

Site web: http://www.arlandaexpress.com/start.aspx
Durée: ~ 20 mn
Tarifs:

Aller simple adulte: 240 SEK
Aller-retour adulte: 460 SEK
Aller-retour 2h: 250 SEK
Aller-retour 6h: 320 SEK

• Taxi

Site web: http://www.arlanda.se/en/Information–services-to/Traveller-information/Get-to-and-from-the-airport/Taxi/
Durée: ~ 40 mn
Tarifs: ~ 500 SEK

Entre Skavsta et Stockholm

• Flygbussarna

Site web: http://www.flygbussarna.se/default.aspx?lang=EN
Durée: ~ 1h20
Tarifs:

Aller simple adulte: ??? SEK (Internet: 119 SEK)
Aller-retour adulte: ??? SEK (Internet: 238 SEK)

5. Visiter

5.1 Stockholm in 24 hours

http://beta.stockholmtown.com/en/To-Do/Tips/Stockholm-in-24-hours/

Only spending one day in Stockholm? Here are the essentials!

We recommend visiting Stockholms Stadshus (Stockholm City Hall), where the Nobel Banquet is held every year. From City Hall tower you also have a wonderful view over the entire city. If you’d rather skip climbing the tower, you can choose the view from Fjällgatan on Södermalm instead.

And don’t miss Gamla Stan, Stockholm’s oldest attraction and one of the best preserved medieval city centers in the world. Walk through the small winding streets lined with stores full of handicrafts, antiques and art galleries, and stop at a cozy café. The Royal Palace and Stockholm Cathedral (where the royal wedding was held in the summer of 2010) are also located in Gamla Stan.

Naturally a city built on fourteen islands offers marvelous views over the water. Hop on a sightseeing boat and experience the beauty of the city from the water.

And don’t miss the most visited museum in Scandinavia, the Vasa Museum on the green island of Djurgården. The warship Vasa sank on its maiden voyage in central Stockholm in the seventeenth century. It’s a unique and marvelous experience for older and younger visitors alike.

5.2 Stockholm top 10

http://beta.stockholmtown.com/en/To-Do/Tips/Stockholm-Top-10/

• Gamla stan

Gamla Stan is one of the largest and best preserved medieval city centers in Europe, and one of the foremost attractions in Stockholm. This is where Stockholm was founded in 1252.

• The Royal Palace

Welcome to one of the largest palaces in Europe! The Royal Palace is the official residence of His Majesty the King of Sweden, with over 600 rooms.

• The Vasa Museum

The Vasa is the only preserved seventeenth-century ship in the world, and a unique art treasure. More than 95 percent of the ship is original, and it is decorated with hundreds of carved sculptures.

• Skansen Open-Air Museum

Skansen consists of the oldest open-air museum in the world and the Stockholm zoo, with a beautiful location on Royal Djurgården and a view over all of Stockholm.

• The City Hall

City Hall, with its spire featuring the golden Three Crowns, is one of the most famous silhouettes in Stockholm. Guided tours are available all year round.

• Junibacken

Junibacken’s story book world on Royal Djurgården is based on beloved characters by Astrid Lindgren and other children’s authors.

• Millesgården

Carl Milles is one of Sweden’s most famous sculptors. Millesgården is Carl and Olga Milles’ artist’s home on the island of Lidingö. There is an exhibit about the artist at work in the large studio, while works by Olga Milles and Carl’s…

• Moderna Museet

Experience one of Europe’s foremost collections of art from the twentieth century to today, featuring works by artists including Picasso, Dali, Derkert and Matisse.

• Nationalmuseum

The leading museum of art and design in Sweden, with collections of older paintings and sculptures as well as drawings, graphics, handicrafts and design up to the present day. (lien ici)

• Boat Sightseeing

Seeing Stockholm from the water is an enjoyable must. Fortunately, there are many tours to choose from depending on your interests.

• Royal National City Park

The world’s first national urban park is a green lung forming an arc more than six miles long, stretching around and through the city.

• Nordiska Museet

Discover Sweden’s cultural history. Exhibition on the home, clothes and fashion, customs and traditions uncovering daily life in Sweden through the ages. Nordiska museet, Sweden’s largest museum of cultural history, was founded by Arthur Hazelius. (lien ici)

5.3 Marchés de noël

http://beta.stockholmtown.com/en/To-Do/Tips/Get-in-the-Christmas-spirit/

• Christmas market in the Old Town

http://stortorgetsjulmarknad.com/

For a genuine Stockholm Christmas, the Old Town’s Christmas market is a must. This market has been held in Stortorget since 1915, and the little red stalls sell warm “glögg”, gingerbread, cheese, candy and craft. – Open every day 11 am- 6 pm.

• Christmas market at Skansen

http://www.skansen.se/en/aktivitet/skansen-christmas-market

Skansen celebrates all traditional Swedish festivals and Christmas is no exception. Visit the annual Christmas market. Buy delicious treats or beautiful Christmas gifts, and music and carols spread Christmas cheer.

• Jungfrusund Christmas Market

http://translate.google.se/translate?hl=sv&sl=sv&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.destinationekero.se%2Faktiviteter%2Faktuella-evenemang%2Fjungfrusunds-julmarknad%2F

A swedish christmas food and handicraft in a beautiful environment by the lake of “Mälaren”. Come and visit Ekerö by boat, car or bus and have a perfect day with the whole family.

6. Se dépenser

6.1 Shopping

http://beta.stockholmtown.com/en/To-Do/Shopping/

6.2 Ski de fond

On peut faire du ski de fond sur les nombreux terrains de golf: Drottningholm, Bromma, Salem, Lidingö, …

• Hellasgården

www.hellasgarden.se → AKTIVITETER → SKIDÅKNING

Lieu aménagé autour d’un lac. Circuit de 2 ou 14 km.

• Lida

Au bord du lac Getaren. Plusieurs pistes tracées et entretenues

• Autres

Rudan (près du centre commercial de Hanninge; train de banlieue), Ursvik (Sundbyberg; métro), Väsjöbacken (Sollentuna)

6.3 Patin a glace

http://beta.stockholmtown.com/en/To-Do/Tips/Ice-skating/

The waterways of Stockholm don’t freeze over very often. But when they do, skating on natural ice is an exhilarating experience—and something that Stockholmers wouldn’t miss for the world.

Long-distance skating on natural ice requires a certain amount of knowledge and safety equipment. An alternative is the ice rink in Kungsträdgården in the city center, or one of Stockholm’s many exercise trails. Vasaparken has a large artificial ice rink, and there are ice-skating rinks at Zinkensdamm, Östermalm och Eriksdal sports stadiums.

If you want to try skating on a frozen lake, Trekanten by Liljeholmen station or Norrviken in Sollentuna have ploughed skating tracks. For a safe and memorable experience, however, tourists should join a guided group. Contact the Stockholm Tourist Centre for more information about guided tours. The contact details are listed further down the page.

Stockholm Visitors Board Box 16282, 103 25 Stockholm, Sweden

Visiting address: Vasagatan 14, Phone: +46 (0)8-508 28 508 (Tourist information), +46 (0)8-508 28 500 (Operator), E-mail: touristinfo@stockholm.se

• Hellasgården

http://www.hellasgarden.se/ → AKTIVITETER → LÅNGFÄRDSSKRIDSKOR

Circuit sécurisé de 6 km, possibilité de louer des patins en fin de matinée le week-end.

Bus 401. Métro 17

• Trekanten

a small lake just behind Liljeholmen T-bana

• Kottlasön

Take the Tunnelbanan to Ropsten, and the 201 bus towards Kottla station.

• Lida

Tullinge

• Lac Mälar

L’une des plus vastes patinoires du monde

Kyrielle d’autres petits lacs spécialement aménagés: Botkyrka, Danderyd, Haninge, Huddinge, Järfälla, Lidingö, Nacka, Sollentuna, Tyresö, Täby, etc

6.4 Uppner : Activités «adrénaline»

http://www.uppner.se/

Survol de Stockholm en montgolfière, balade en speedbaot autour de Stockholm, …

6.6 Globe Arenas : Tout type de « grand » show

du concert au hockey sur glace… :

http://www.globearenas.se/sv.aspx