Means of transport Svealand

SJ is the national railway company. It serves all of Sweden, but also Oslo, Narvik, Copenhagen, and since 2022 night trains go to Hamburg and Berlin. The trains are very comfortable, fast and clean, and the landscapes you travel through on them are sometimes breathtaking. It is by far the best option to travel within the country. As far as prices are concerned, the fares are affordable (especially if you book in advance) and there are discounts for young people, students and seniors.

City Terminalen is a modernist building located in downtown Stockholm (just across from T-centralen). It is the largest bus station in the city. Every day, about 800 buses use City Terminalen as their arrival and departure point. From here you can travel all over Sweden and Europe. Here you will find shuttle buses to Skavsta, Bromma and Arlanda airports. There are also cafés and restaurants, a currency exchange office, a lost and found office (in case of lost luggage at the airport), and the bus companies' counters.

Departures from Stadshusbron, Klara Mälarstrand 2. Boats leave every hour, every day from May to September. For the rest of the year, check the website or the ticket office. Other departure points (to Vaxholm, Artipelag, a trip to Lake Mälar with a visit to Sigtuna, a trip to Fjäderholmarna, etc.): 1 Stadshusbron (Klara Mälarstrand 2), 2 Gustav Adolfs Torg (Gustav Adolfs Torg 2), 3 Kungliga slottet (The Royal Palace, Skeppsbron 2), 4 Strömkajen (Södra Blasieholmshamnen 11), 5 Nybrokajen (you can find the ticket office at Nybroplan).