Where is Stockholm, Sweden?

Stockholm is the capital city of Sweden, located in Stockholm County on the country's eastern coast. Situated at approximately 59.3293° N latitude and 18.0686° E longitude, the city covers about 188 sq km (73 sq mi) and has an estimated population of around 990,000 people.

Location Map of Stockholm, Sweden

About Map: The map showing location of Stockholm in Sweden.

Where is Stockholm Located?

Stockholm, a seaport, the largest city and the national capital of Sweden. Stockholm is located in the south-eastern part of Sweden. Likewise, it homes the national Swedish government, the Riksdag (parliament), and the official residence of the Swedish monarch and also the prime minister. However, after 1980, the monarchs residents shifted to Drottningholm Palace outside of Stockholm and the Royal Palace of Stockholm is used as his workplace and official residence.

Geographically, it is located at the mouth of Lake Malaren and has strategic location on 14 islands in Baltic Sea. Furthermore, Stockholm is the political, economic, cultural, and media, centers. Besides, it has also historical importance. Stockholm has been nominated by GaWC as a global city, with a ranking of Alpha-. Because of its clean environment, well developed infrastructure, some of the historic architecture, and plenty of parks Stockholm is considered as Venice of North.
Moreover, it is major economic center because of having some of the world class companies.

Stockholm urban area municipalities

Stockholm, Stockholm County Quick Facts

Nearby Cities to Stockholm, Sweden

• Solna, Sweden - 4 mi Northwest
• Sundbyberg, Sweden - 5 mi Northwest
• Nacka, Sweden - 4 mi East
• Lidingö, Sweden - 5 mi Northeast
• Huddinge, Sweden - 9 mi South
• Täby, Sweden - 10 mi North
• Sollentuna, Sweden - 9 mi North
• Haninge, Sweden - 16 mi South
• Södertälje, Sweden - 23 mi Southwest
• Uppsala, Sweden - 44 mi North

Stockholm, Sweden Climate and Weather Overview

Driving Distances from Stockholm, Sweden

Transportation and Connectivity in Stockholm, Sweden

• E4 Highway - Main north-south route connecting Stockholm with southern and northern Sweden.
• E18 Highway - Links Stockholm with Västerås and western Sweden.
• E20 Highway - Connects Stockholm with Gothenburg via central Sweden.
• Arlanda Express - Fast rail link between the city center and Stockholm Arlanda Airport.
• Stockholm Metro - Extensive rapid transit system serving the metropolitan area.

Key Landmarks and Places to Visit in Stockholm, Sweden

Places to Visit in Stockholm, Sweden

Colleges and Universities in Stockholm, Sweden

Waterbodies in Stockholm, Sweden

Lake Mälaren, Baltic Sea, Stockholm Archipelago, Riddarfjärden, Saltsjön, Brunnsviken, Edsviken, Djurgårdsbrunn Canal, Årstaviken, Hammarby Sjö

Golf Courses in Stockholm, Sweden

Bro Hof Slott Golf Club, Ullna Golf & Country Club, Stockholm Golf Club, Kungsängen Golf Club, Täby Golf Club, HaningeStrand Golf Club, Ågesta Golf Club, Arlandastad Golf Club, Wermdö Golf & Country Club, Saltsjöbaden Golf Club

Stockholm, Sweden - Key Historical Facts

• Stockholm was founded in 1252 and quickly became an important trading center in the Baltic region.
• The city served as the political and economic heart of Sweden during the rise of the Swedish Empire.
• Its strategic location between Lake Mälaren and the Baltic Sea helped shape its maritime importance.
• Gamla Stan, the city's historic center, preserves many medieval streets and buildings.
• Stockholm became a leading center for science, innovation and culture during the twentieth century.
• Today, Stockholm is Sweden's capital and largest city, known for its high quality of life and global business presence.

References

• City of Stockholm
• Statistics Sweden
• Visit Sweden
• Encyclopaedia Britannica - Stockholm