
Stadsgarden berths 160 and 167
Cruise berths on the Sodermalm waterfront (270 m / 7.3 m and 370 m / 9.3 m).

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Ports of Stockholm runs several cruise quays. Stadsgarden, on the Sodermalm waterfront facing Gamla Stan, has cruise berths 160 (270 m, 7.3 m depth) and 167 (370 m, 9.3 m depth), next to the Viking Line ferry terminals. From berth 160 the walk to Slussen and Gamla Stan is short; berth 167 is further east and is better served by shuttle, bus, ferry or taxi.
Larger ships and most turnaround calls use Frihamnen, about 3.5 km north-east of the centre, served by city buses 1 and 76 and cruise-line shuttles. Smaller ships sometimes moor at Skeppsbron in Gamla Stan, and the largest ships may call at Nynashamn, about 60 km south.
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Arlanda Express train to Stockholm Central takes 20 minutes.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
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Cruise berths on the Sodermalm waterfront (270 m / 7.3 m and 370 m / 9.3 m).

Large-ship and turnaround quay ~3.5 km north-east of the centre; buses 1 and 76.
The cruise quays have no dedicated cruise-passenger car park; check parking options with your cruise line.
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Old Town.
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Ostermalms Saluhall food hall and restaurants.

Stockholm, Sweden's capital, is built across 14 islands where Lake Malaren meets the Baltic. Highlights include the medieval lanes of Gamla Stan, the Royal Palace, the Vasa Museum and Skansen on Djurgarden, and boat trips through the archipelago. Ports of Stockholm runs several cruise quays.
Stadsgarden, on the Sodermalm waterfront facing Gamla Stan, is a short walk from Slussen. Larger ships and most turnaround calls use Frihamnen, about 3.5 km north-east of the centre, served by city buses 1 and 76, and the largest ships may call at Nynashamn, about 60 km south.

Medieval Old Town and Royal Palace.

17th-century warship on Djurgarden.