Timeline
14:23
Grab a drink and a light bite at Tranan. This historic brasserie opened in 1929 offers a dark downstairs bar that is a popular hangout. It is the perfect spot to warm up and settle in before the evening chill.
14:53
Walk to Bonniers konsthall. The exhibition hall showcases Swedish and international contemporary art. Use the time before the golden hour to browse the current displays in the warm interior.
15:23
Find a window or balcony facing southwest. The sun sets toward the SW at this time of year. Watch the golden light hit the cityscape and the art inside the hall as the day ends.
16:08
End the evening with a traditional Swedish dinner at Tennstopet. It is a short walk away and serves more traditional Swedish cooking. The atmosphere is cozy as the night fully falls.
Local tip
Bonniers konsthall is closed during the summer, so this plan works best in the colder months when the golden light is earlier and the sunset is earlier. Tranan and Tennstopet are open late, so you can linger after the sun goes down.
Check before you go
- Bonniers konsthall is open Wed 11:00-20:00 and Thu-Sun 11:00-17:00. It is closed during the summer.
- Tranan is open Mo-Fr 11:30-23:00 and Sa 12:00-24:00.
- Tennstopet is open Mo-Fr 16:00-01:00 and Sa,Su 13:00-01:00.
Built from places in the Wikivoyage guide to Stockholm (CC BY-SA 4.0), with open map data from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).