Top Nature in Stockholm

If you’re into museums, grab a 'Museum Card' if you plan to visit a few places. It can save you a bunch on entrance fees!

Pack some extra water. I learned that the park is huge and it can get quite hot during summer. Finding water fountains took longer than expected. Staying hydrated made my day way better.

Check out the park on a weekday! It's way less crowded than on weekends, so you can soak in the beauty without dodging too many people.

I recommend wearing comfortable shoes. The paths can get a bit rocky, and trust me, you'll want to wander around the entire area without worrying about your feet!

My advice is to take some time to explore the little side paths. I stumbled upon some amazing hidden spots for photos that you won't find on the main trails but don’t forget to keep your camera ready!

If you're looking to save a few bucks, the park itself is free, and you can enjoy the beautiful surroundings without spending a dime. Just grab a book and relax!

Check out the playground if you’re with kids; they had a blast! I think it’s one of the better ones in Stockholm, so let them explore!

I think it's cool to rent a bike nearby and explore the area. It's a great way to see more of the park and surrounding neighborhoods without spending too much time walking.

My advice is to bring a picnic. There are lots of nice spots to sit, plus it saves you some cash instead of buying food at cafes.

I recommend visiting in the late afternoon, around 4 PM. It’s less crowded and you'll get to enjoy the sunset views over the water, which are seriously stunning

I suggest visiting on a weekday to avoid the weekend crowds; I went on a Monday around 10 am, and it was peaceful and perfect for enjoying the art and gardens.