Stockholm- The perfect mix of modernity and history

Stockholm-Nightclubs

Stockholm-Nightclubs

Offering nightlife like no other city on this planet, Stockholm is one city that literally ‘never sleeps’. With partying going on 24×7, 365 days a year, Stockholm has very little competition in Europe when it comes to ravishing Stockholm street style parties and frolic feasts. Stockholm is studded with ground-breaking pubs and restaurants, cafés and meeting places, most of which are demarked according to the spending power and the age of the customers frequenting these places.
Kungsholmen, Vasastan and Sodermalm are the neighborhoods in Stockholm that are known for ever-changing night life preferences. Sodermalm particularly is known for more youthful and out-of-the-way clubbing and partying with a whole range of clubs and cafes to choose from.
If luxury clubs, offering heavy partying till 5 in the morning is what you are looking for, then the Berzelii Park, City Center, Kungsträdgården and Stureplan are the districts you need to be at. They offer nightclubs for the creatures of the night- more serious clubbers and heavy drinkers. Nightclubs and cafes like the LaRoy, Plaza, Solidaritet and Riche are just few of the high-profile party places that are housed in these regions and are inhabited by some of the most well-to do high-profile and hardcore party people of Europe. Stockholm has a nightlife par the best in the world and is definitely one of most revered clubbing destinations of Europe.
If you are done with all the clubbing and want a sneak peak into the history and culture of Stockholm; be rest assured that there is plenty in store for you. The city, built on an archipelago of 14 islands, offers a unique maritime landscape combined with some beautiful palaces and churches. The first and foremost in the list of such historical places is the Royal Palace, which is Northern Europe’s largest. The Normalm and Sodermalm districts boast of churches, alleys, cafes and residential complexes that belong to the era of the 17th century AD. Complementing the numerous pre-historic parks are many lakes to the East, West and South directions, making them peninsulas in themselves.
Among the historic places, The Old Town or the Gamla Stan is the oldest part of the city. This part is home to the Royal Palace, Skattkammaren (The Royal Treasury) and the Livrustkammaren (The Royal Armory). The ‘changing of the guards’ ceremony also takes place in the outer courtyard of the Royal Palace. This district offers stunning views and is home to the noble museum and the House of Nobility, two of the most beautiful places in the whole of Sweden.

This post was written by admin on October 2008

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  1. fouad October 27, 2008 7:41 am

    je cherche une belle fille de europe

  2. Aksevi December 7, 2008 4:07 am

    I have attended some parties in Stockholm. I can say that Stockholm parties are extraordinary. Good music, lots of friendly people having fun etc. I’m willing to attend a Stockholm street style party.

  3. Stockholm parties December 8, 2008 8:05 am

    Yeah, it’s true. I attend to Stockholm parties every year and the reason why I’m doing that is because I love the europe modernity. I like spending time on Stureplan.

  4. Benjamin December 9, 2008 11:34 am

    Stockholm is not popular just because of these so-called Stockholm parties. Stockholm is also known for the fact that it is one of the most popular congress destinations.
    shortly, Stockholm has lots of possibilities to host international meetings.

  5. Jan December 9, 2008 2:28 pm

    Stockholm represents a part of the europe modernity. And Stockholm parties are great.
    By the way, did you know that Stockholm’s subway is the world’s longest art gallery? It contains sculpture, mosaics, paintings. Maybe this is also part of the “Stockholm street style”.

  6. Stockholm lover January 17, 2009 5:55 am

    Stockholm parties are the best parties I have ever attented to. I love the nightlife and I must say that Stockholm is a part of europe modernity. Girls from Stockholm are also beautiful, imo. :D

  7. Victor January 18, 2009 5:23 am

    I live in Stockholm and I wouldn’t move out from here. First of all, Stockholm history is impressive. And, to be on topic, Stockholm parties are the best in the Europe. And I travelled a lot, to say that. :)

  8. Asia January 1, 2011 1:09 pm

    Stockholm is great if you sleep very little. Party party party! I loved spending a month there for my summer. It was a great way to meet all kinds of interesting people. And the parties I went to were very impressive.

  9. Jan January 9, 2011 1:47 pm

    Kungsträdgården and Stureplan sound like they are full of life! I would love to visit Stockholm and go there. I love a good party life! I like to party so it would be good for me to see if I can keep up to their lifestyle.

  10. Benji January 21, 2011 11:47 am

    Stockholm sounds like it is a great life. I would love to visit there and experiecne the true party life. I am accustomed to going out two nights a week here in the USA. But it sounds like they party no matter what, even if they have to work the next day. I am sure I could not keep up but it would sure be fun trying to!

  11. Drew February 17, 2011 12:25 pm

    I have been to Stockholm and seen that it was a perfect mix of modernity and history. It has a very rich history that I fully enjoyed studying but yet at the same time is so modern. I fell in love with it. I some day hope to travel back because the life there is perfect.

  12. Pedro February 19, 2011 11:03 am

    I would love to see Stockholm. I can not imagine partying until 5 in the morning. But it would sure be fun trying to keep up! I think that these clubs sound like a lot of great fun.

  13. Tanay June 9, 2011 8:35 am

    When I think of nightlife, I think of Stockholm. I think that the clubs there are great. Fantastic. Much better than any other clubs I have been to. Stockholm is a great place to visit so I urge you to take a vacation there if you can.

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