Stockholm is the capital of Sweden, a city located on 14 islands connected by bridges. Its rich history, unique architecture and cultural heritage make it one of the most attractive destinations for tourists. A map of museums and attractions will help you not to miss anything important and plan your trip to this amazing city. Among the main museums of Stockholm, Vasa is a museum of one ship that sank in the XVII century and was raised from the bottom, Skansen is the world's first open-air ethnographic museum, as well as the National Museum of Sweden with a collection of art. The Museum of Contemporary Art and the ABBA Museum are also very popular among visitors to the city. Attractions of Stockholm are the Royal Palace, Gamla Stan (Old Town), the Town Hall, where the Nobel banquet takes place, and Jurgården Park. Each of these places has its own history and cultural value, and a map will help you find them easily and combine them into a single route. The popular Stockholm route starts from the Royal Palace in Gamla Stan. From here you can go to the Cathedral of St. Nicholas, then through the narrow streets of the Old Town go to the embankment and walk to the island of Jurgorden, where the Vasa and Skansen museums are located. The whole route will take about 4-5 hours and will allow you to see the most iconic places of the city. Explore Stockholm yourself with a map or book a tour with a local guide who will show you the hidden corners of the city and tell its history. The map will become your reliable assistant in planning routes and finding interesting places to visit.