adults (12+)
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adults (12+)
children (2-11)
infants
adults (12+)
children (2-11)
infants
adults (12+)
children (2-11)
infants
Trains are 16% more expensive in Stockholm than in London.
A meal in Stockholm is 32% cheaper than a meal in London.
Taxis are 28% more expensive in Stockholm than in London.
Coffee is 17% more expensive in Stockholm than in London.
The buzzing city of London is home to five international airports: Heathrow, Gatwick, London City, Luton and Stansted. London City airport is located approximately 10km to the east of Central London making it the closest airport to the city hub. It has a single terminal building as well as a single runway. It is renowned for handling short-haul flights that are mostly Eurocentric. It handles flights to European countries such as Germany, Switzerland, Sweden and a host of other European countries. If you are going to Sweden, you will get flights from London city to Stockholm on the first floor of the terminal building.
London City Airport's close proximity to the city (approximately 10km) results in a shorter journey from the central hub to the airport. The Docklands Light Railways (DLR) tube network is the fastest and most efficient mode of public transport. Getting a tube from the city at stations such as Stratford and Beckton to the airport will take less than ten minutes. The DLR operates in intervals of between 8-15 minutes.
Getting to Gatwick Airport from the city centre will take you approximately 30 minutes if you use the Gatwick Express train. You can find the Gatwick Express at London Victoria Station. Catching flights from Gatwick to Stockholm will be hassle-free.
Stockholm, capital city of Sweden, comprises 14 islands nestled around Lake Mälaren. To start off, be part of the mystique that is Old Town. This region (Gamla Stan) offers a myriad of attractions, from restaurants and cafes which will satiate your eager appetite to museums and galleries. Museums such as Nobel Museum and Post Museum are worth the visit.
If you are a fanatic of the much acclaimed author of the Millennium Trilogy series, Stieg Larsson, then be part of the Millennium tour which will be anything but boring! Check out SkyView Stockholm. You can view Stockholm from spherical glass gondolas that rise up to 130m high, at the top of the spherical Ericsson Globe.
If your itinerary dictated that you caught flights to Sweden from Stansted, you will land at Stockholm Arlanda Airport - the largest airport in Sweden. It is located approximately 37km to the north side of Stockholm. Arlanda Airport has four terminals: Terminals 2, 3, 4 and 5. You can get to the city centre using the Arlanda Express. This is a high-speed train that takes approximately 20 minutes from the airport to the central station in Stockholm. Alternatively, you can use the Flygbussarna Airport Coaches that come in intervals of 10 - 20 minutes. Tickets can be bought at terminals. You could also use Ecotaxis; these can be found outside the airport terminals.