Top 10 Instagram-Friendly Spots in the City!

By: Study in Stockholm

One major thing about coming to a new location is taking pictures of all the nice places you visit. We gathered 10 of our favorite Instagram-spots in Stockholm!

1. Monteliusvägen view point

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Stockholm has so many spots where you can get incredible views of the city, Monteliusvägen being one of the most stunning ones. Maybe this is what gives this city its charm. The fact that you can be just walking the streets as a local, you stop to enjoy the view and immediately you feel amazed like a traveler. ?? #studyinstockholm #stockholmisastateofminds

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2. Gamla Stan (Old Town) and its 17th century houses with narrow alleys and streets

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Gamla Stan is like a living, pedestrian-friendly museum, filled with sights, restaurants, cafés, bars and places to shop. The narrow, winding cobblestone streets, with their buildings in different colors, give Gamla Stan its unique character. There are several beautiful museums and attractions here, for example the Royal Palace and the Nobel Museum. #studyinstockholm #stockholmisastateofminds

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3. The City Hall (it’s where the Nobel Banquet is held!) here seen from Vasabron

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Stockholm sunsets are just the best! ?? #stockholmisastateofminds #stockholm #sweden #sverige #stockholmcity #visitstockholm #stockholm_insta #igsweden #visitsweden #igswstockholm #scandinavia #this_is_stockholm #sthlm #viewstockholm #stoccolma #swedish #capitalofscandinavia #ig_sweden #igerssweden #gamlastan #sommar #swedishmoments #loves_sweden #södermalm #igersstockholm #sweden_photolovers #svenska #estocolmo #swedenimages #gelenaglar

A post shared by Study in Stockholm (@studyinstockholm) on Apr 2, 2018 at 4:07am PDT

4. Stockholm Metro station art (multiple stations)

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@enthusiashley found the end of the rainbow in the Stockholm tunnelbana ???⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ #studyinstockholm #stockholmisastateofminds #univercitystockholm #univercitysthlm #stockholm #studyinsweden #internationalstudents #student #studyabroad #erasmus #myerasmus #rainbow #stockholmmetro #tunnelbana

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5. The Stockholm archipelago and nature awesomeness

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Today it’s World Water Day! ?Highlighting this by sharing this amazing picture by @anileee of the Stockholm archipelago ? #Repost ・・・ Amazing sunset over Stockholm archipelago ??? . . . . #sunset #stockholm #stockholmarchipelago #sweden #igstockholm #igsweden #ig_stockholm #ig_sweden #naturephotography #naturelove #explore #wanderlust #travelingram #travelphotography #travel #sweden_images #sweden_photolovers #wander #exploretheworld #captureoftheday #igers #nature #what_i_saw_in_sweden

A post shared by Study in Stockholm (@studyinstockholm) on Mar 22, 2018 at 2:45am PDT

6. Kungsträdgården with its cherry blossom in the spring

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Throwback to when the trees in Kungsträdgården looked like this ??? Can't wait to see them again soon!⠀ ⠀ #studyinstockholm #stockholmisastateofminds

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7. Hope to catch the worst snowstorm of the century.

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Throwback to Stockholm exactly one year ago – November 9th 2016 – and the worst snowfall in a hundred years! ☃️❄️☃️❄️☃️⠀ ⠀ ⠀ #studyinstockholm #stockholmisastateofminds #univercitystockholm #univercitysthlm #stockholm #studyinsweden #internationalstudents #student #studyabroad #erasmus #myerasmus #throwback #throwbackthursday #snow

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8. The Royal Palace, of course. So pretty from so many angles.

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Sightseeing tip! ?? The Royal Palace in Stockholm is one of Europe’s largest palaces. ? It’s not only His Majesty The King’s official residence but also open to the public year round. ? #studyinstockholm #studyinsweden #royalpalacestockholm #visitstockholm @kungligaslotten

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9. Stockholm downtown hardcore modernism. Love it or hate it.

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The iconic triangular pattern of the pedestrian plaza at Sergels torg. "Sergel's Square" is the most central public square in Stockholm, Sweden, named after 18th-century sculptor Johan Tobias Sergel, whose workshop was once located north of the square. ◻️◼️⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ #studyinstockholm #stockholmisastateofminds #univercitystockholm #univercitysthlm #stockholm #visitstockholm #studyinsweden #internationalstudents #student #studyabroad #erasmus #myerasmus #sergelstorg

A post shared by Study in Stockholm (@studyinstockholm) on Jan 2, 2018 at 2:27am PST

10. Into nice architecture? Well, the Public Library in Stockholm should be on your list 🙂

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Stockholm Public Library through @prisma ✨⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ #studyinstockholm #stockholmisastateofminds #univercitystockholm #univercitysthlm #stockholm #studyinsweden #internationalstudents #student #studyabroad #erasmus #myerasmus #architecture #librarylife #library #prisma #prismadaily

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Top 10 Instagram-Friendly Spots in the City!

By: Study in Stockholm

1. Monteliusvägen view point

2. Gamla Stan (Old Town) and its 17th century houses with narrow alleys and streets

3. The City Hall (it’s where the Nobel Banquet is held!) here seen from Vasabron

4. Stockholm Metro station art (multiple stations)

5. The Stockholm archipelago and nature awesomeness

6. Kungsträdgården with its cherry blossom in the spring

7. Hope to catch the worst snowstorm of the century.

8. The Royal Palace, of course. So pretty from so many angles.

9. Stockholm downtown hardcore modernism. Love it or hate it.

10. Into nice architecture? Well, the Public Library in Stockholm should be on your list 🙂

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