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Five places that will show you the quirkier side of Stockholm

It's maybe best known for its palaces and archipelago islands, but Stockholm also offers plenty for those looking for a more offbeat experience. Even if your outdoor and social activities are restricted this Spring, why not use this time to find inspiration for the future? Here, we've picked five of the best examples of Stockholm’s quirkier side.

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Nobel Banquet chef Tom Sjöstedt reveals his favourite Stockholm restaurants

Tom Sjöstedt is someone you should listen to when it comes to food. After all, if you want advice on the best restaurants in Stockholm, the chef of the last two Nobel Prize dinners is not a bad person to ask.

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An alternative guide to Stockholm’s design scene

The Local asked 'punk' design producer and curator Paola Bjäringer where she turns for design inspiration and alternative retail therapy in Stockholm.

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Scandi-style: how Swedish design is inspired by nature

When international people think about Sweden, great design quickly comes to mind. Whether it’s clothing or furniture, there’s a distinct Swedish style that millions of people love.

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The Stockholm restaurants where Sweden's top chefs eat

Sweden's top chefs have chosen their favourite Stockholm restaurants, from Michelin-starred culinary blow-outs to some of the best-kept secrets across the entire city. Here we present an exclusive sneak peek into the glory of the some of our best chefs’ favourite and funkiest Stockholm food lairs.

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Acclaimed chef Frida Ronge: Stockholm has ‘truly fantastic restaurants’

It’s fair to say chef Frida Ronge is excited about the Stockholm food scene.

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VIDEO: Stockholm celebrates its first year as 'The Open City'

When planning a trip to a new city there are usually a few questions you ask: Are there plenty of things to do? Is there a good food and drink scene? Will I feel welcome?