Concert halls Stockholm

Located on Djurgården Island, next to the main entrance to the Skansen outdoor museum. Take bus # 47 or boat on the Slussen or Nybroplan docks. The Orange Orange Building of the Cirkus, opened in 1891 and recently renovated, houses both a theatre, a restaurant and a circus.

The famous Bourbon Street, the birthplace of jazz in New Orleans, has been located in the heart of the cobblestone district of Gamla Stan since 1968. At the Stampen, jazz takes the stage every night and finds its audience sipping a beer on the high tables. The atmosphere is cosy, lit with candles and instruments and other figurines, birdcages, are hung on the ceiling! Tuesday is dedicated to jazz and Saturday to blues! Take a little time to enjoy the music while seated, at 8:30 pm, the notes take flight!

Founded in 1788, the country's national theater is known as Dramaten. The theater is state-owned, and the government's mission is to present classical theater, newly written Swedish and international theater, and theater suitable for children. The current director and artistic director is Mattias Andersson. The building on Stockholm's Nybroplan has housed the theater since 1908. This large art building is structured over five floors.

The Royal Opera is Sweden's national opera and ballet theatre, founded by Gustav III in 1773. Located on the waterfront, just opposite the Royal Castle, the Royal Opera House was built between 1892 and 1899 in Renaissance style, after the original building was destroyed. Once past the marble entrance hall, one can see the large murals by the national artist Carl Larsson. Although opera and ballet are unfortunately not performed in the summer, the season is in full swing in autumn, winter and spring

The China is located in the small park at the corner of Birger Jarlsgatan and Hamngatan. In 1905, a very big star was born at the China: it was Greta Garbo, in the role of Anna Karenina. Today, China only stages Swedish plays and musicals, which usually remain on the stage for several months. The productions are excellent and appreciated by the audience. There is also a restaurant, the China Matbar, where you can enjoy their theatre menu, which must be reserved at least 10 days in advance.

Inaugurated in 1908 with a Pièce play, the Dramaten is the dramatic Royal Theatre of Stockholm and the country's national theatre. In this majestic marble building, we give both Shakespeare and Brecht, comedies such as magazines and, of course, the strindbergien repertoire.

Built in 1852, Södra Teatern is one of the oldest theaters in Sweden still in operation. During the week, the program is eclectic, between concerts, debates and Swedish and international plays. But when the weekend comes, the place becomes a very popular meeting point for Stockholm's youth for its club with a breathtaking view of the capital. The atmosphere is rather trendy, the electronic music and the parties often queer. The club spreads over three floors of different sizes and ambiences.

Debaser is a good music and show bar with a simple decoration. It's quite small, so don't expect huge shows, but it's still a rather underground place in Stockholm, offering concerts of all kind of music. The prices are quite reasonable for Stockholm. Soul, punk, metal, rock, and good DJs: you are guaranteed to have a good night with good music among locals. Check their Facebook page for more info!

Melt is a 1920s speakeasy and cabaret , a burlesque bar in central Stockholm. Here you will find cocktails, eclectic cuisine, entertainment and an experience unique to this city. They host cabaret acts every night, including singers, burlesque dancers, acrobats and jugglers. You can also enjoy wine and beer. The place is beautiful and the shows are great, you are guaranteed a good night out: most locals will tell you that!

Fasching is the place to be for lovers of jazz, soul and funk. During the week there are many concerts with local and international artists. On weekends, the concert hall turns into a club and it's a magical place to dance to the sound of great music in a very relaxed and friendly atmosphere. You have to check their website to see the program and book in advance, because the place is very popular with the whole Stockholm. In any case, whatever the day and the event, atmosphere guaranteed!

In the street of the cinephiles, a cinema that shows the great films of the moment. From the outside, its vintage and retro look invites you to spend a good evening full of emotions facing the immersive images of the big screen. Although it is a chain, this cinema has a unique charm. Saga was opened in 1937, and its foyer welcomes you in a classic and glamorous cinematic environment. Saga has four cinemas, smaller than the other cinemas in the Filmstaden chain. The cinema offers sweets, popcorn and drinks.

The legendary Swedish band is honored in the capital, and if you are a fan you will not have come for nothing since this restaurant-bar offers a unique experience. Located in the Gröna Lund amusement park, Mamma Mia! The Party is inspired by the Greek tavern from the movie and musical Mamma Mia! You'll find the same warm atmosphere as you watch the singers perform to the music of ABBA during your meal. The icing on the cake: the evening ends in a nightclub! Spangles to the appointment.