Stuff I want to see and redo in Stockholm

Pelle Nordin: Download "Res i STHLM" for iPhone. The app will help you plan your journey in Stockholm.

DHR.com: The Vasa Museum in Stockholm is one of Scandinavia's most visited museums. This place is home to the 17th century ship Vasa. Also has 4 other museum ships. Opens at 10am. Guided tours available.

Magnus Björk: Mycket god latte.

Johan Ejermark: Best coffee and the nicest people.

Juliana Alonso: Ta den lilla uppgången mot munkbroleden/Södermalm för en trevlig kajpromenad

DHR.com: You'll have the best time ice skating here in winter. Also known as Kungsan, this park is a popular hangout in the city. Don't miss the historical Charles XIII statue and Fountain by J. P. Molin.

DHR.com: This is the old town of Stockholm that has been around since the 13th century. Home to the historical Royal Palace and the Stockholm Cathedral. Do some walks at the beautiful cobbled streets.

Eric Chou: Great brownies and free wifi

Alvin Ho: You can see the changing of the guard each day. In the summer there is a band accompanying the procession.

Mattias Vahlne: A really nice place just to hangaround and comment people ;) The best spot is the stairs of the Nobel Museum. Enjoy!

Magnus Lindbergh: the first open air museum might sounds dull but it is a great place for relaxation, education and fun activities. Make sure to try out to blow your own glassornaments and pay a visit to Restaurant Sol Read more.

Victor Wennerholm: Climb to the top of the tower and enjoy the view while cursing how many steps there are.

Anders Bärlund: Ta en promenad längs kanalen. September, november eller Juli spelar ingen roll. Och köp en glass vid kiosken att äta på vägen. Spetember, november eller juli spelar ingen roll

Magnus Eriksson: Visit Planet Food and eat the best wraps in town.

Aleksandar: Götgatan is the name of one of the longest streets in central Stockholm. Go here if you want to check out some bars, there are plenty. Read more.

DHR.com: This Museum of National Antiquities has impressive collections from as early as the Stone Age and lots of great Viking historical items. Don't miss the Gold Room and the amazing Textile Chamber.

Morten Aastad: Its worth a visit I suppose, but it lacks hardware. There's a lot of mention of things that aren't here. Also, the end of the Norwegian - Swedish Union in 1905 isn't mentioned with one word!

Sveriges Radio SR: Sankt Nikolai kyrka, most commonly known as Storkyrkan is the oldest church in Gamla Stan. Lyssningslänk: Värmländsk bröllopsglans i Storkyrkan Read more.

Morten Aastad: Well, if nothing else, they might have a nice new pin or two.

Morten Aastad: I usually stay around here, so it is very handy.

Morten Aastad: Lasse Åberg is one of my heroes. I grew up watching his childrens tv and movies in Norway, so this I have to see!

Morten Aastad: A bit dull to be honest. 90 SEK and I was out of there in 20 mins. It is also very dark in here. The temporary exhibition about Queen Kristina was very interesting however.