I'm still not sure how to describe this place except to state that it's something of a hybrid…read morebetween an arts center and a shopping mall. At the same time, it really gives you a concentrated flavor of the Swedish modern design style most of us know only through trips to Ikea. It stands in a central area of Stockholm south of Sergels torg where the big, elliptical plaza sits with the geometric, black-and-white triangle design, a most arresting sight seen from the building's windows (photo: http://bit.ly/2aFTOud). If neither big Viking ships nor an ABBA tribute is your cup of tea, then I'd say this is a good place to chill during the day. A good portion of the center is devoted to performance venues like the Stockholm City Theatre, the Hörsalen lecture hall or the more club-like Kilen where young stand-up comedians perform. On the fourth floor is a children's library called Rum för Barn, where kids can hang and read books or listen to storytellers on kid-friendly couches. There's also a comic book library called Serieteket. Jamie W. and I strolled through the Design Museum which showed unique artifacts that gave way to bigger design trends (photo: http://bit.ly/2aWbJ0f). We were also particularly fascinated by an area devoted strictly to serious chess players (photo: http://bit.ly/2b24T9T). Definitely worth a stop.

Great food, medium sized entres. I chose the steak and the salmon for my partner. Both were well…read morecooked and delicious. Drinks were good as well.

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TL;DR: Greatest museum in Stockholm, not suitable for younger kids…read more Amazing place! Next to the Vasa museum, it is a must see! Very very detailed, covering three floors and multiple halls. This museum went over Swedens entire military history with models, visuals, and so much historical artifacts! It was such an amazing place and extremely cheap compared to other museums I've been too! Overall worth every penny! Wouldn't recommend brining young kids to this, as some parts and displays can be a bit graphic, but young adults and adults will love it!

You start with the top floor and wind down through history with an abundance of artifacts like a…read morenuclear war head! There are flags and tents dating back to the 1600s which are just amazing. The museum has examples as well that you can touch, feel, or try. The bottom floor has a whole section on old and current war/strategy games which is pretty neat as well.

I would not recommend you going here if you're not Swedish. They make a lot of jokes in Swedish. I…read morehad to laugh only very few times; there are many piss and poo jokes. So, avoid this place if you're a tourist.

Not even remotely funny. Jokes are lame and very predictable. Maybe funny if you're from Sweden,…read morebut not for tourists. I didn't laugh once.

Fun day at the affordable art fair. How affordable was it? Of course all is relative, but to me it…read morefelt like most paintings were at the upper limit of the range they advertised. There were several Galeries from UK with lovely pieces. I was a bit disappointed with the lack of local artists with decent stuff. We also had lunch at the venue. Nicely organized food trucks. Quick and efficient. Didn't buy anything this year but penned down several gallery names. I would love to visit again in the future.