Skrapan is the Swedish Tax Agency’s old location on Södermalm that has become an area with shopping, culture, and food. The small restaurant "Och Himlen Därtill" is on the top floor, serving French-Swedish cuisine.

Sweden’s permanent ice bar is located next to the Central Station. It is never warmer than 5°C (23°F) here. All Year round. All furnishings, including the glasses, are made from 100% crystal-clear ice from the Torne River in Lapland.

Stureplan is the hub of Stockholm’s nightlife. Sturecompagniet, one of Sweden’s classic nightclubs, is located here. Beautiful architecture with touches of modern design. Four dance floors on several levels around a grandiose glass-roofed hall. The designer restrooms on the upper floor are worth a visit.

Stockholm’s nightlife is jumping at Norra Bantorget. An alternative to the clubs on Stureplan is le Bon Palais on Barnhusgatan Street 12. Warm, relaxed atmosphere with music from the ‘70s, ‘80s, and ‘90s. Restaurant and nightclub for an audience of up to 1,000.