The Stockholm Card (Stockholm, Sweden) Reviews
Newest Review: ... when trying to decide what attractions to visit as I hadn't heard of a lot of them and some were missing from my guide book that I had bought at the airport on our way to Stockholm. To buy the Stockholm card last year cost 395 KR for a 24 hour card, 525 KR for a 48 one and 625 KR for the 72 hour card. It has gone up in price and currently costs 450 KR for the 24 hour card, 625 KR for the 48 hour and 750 KR for the 72 hour. 450 KR is around about £42.50 with today's exchange rate (March 2012). If you are going to be in Stockholm for three days then to get maximum bang for your buck you should definitely invest in the 72 hour card as this... more
Customer The Stockholm Card (Stockholm, Sweden) Reviews (1)
by - written on 04/03/12, updated on 04/03/12 (Very useful, 61 readings)
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My partner and I visited Stockholm last year and the trip was one of the most enjoyable city trips that I have ever been on. The city is gorgeous and so clean with barely any visible graffiti or rubbish strewn across the streets. It is the kind of city that I myself would love to live in. Of course there is a price to pay for having such a well-run liveable city and that is the cost of living. Everything in Stockholm was expensive from visiting attractions to going for a cup of coffee. One way of making Stockholm a little bit more affordable when visiting is to invest in a Stockholm card which if you are planning on visiting the Swedish capital is a must and ... Read the complete review
