The complete guide to activities in Stockholm

Stimulators, racing, pool-tables, bowling, darts and so much more

Ballbreaker's multiple offerings make for the ultimate fun-packed evening - be it stag-dos, corporate events or casual hangouts. Choose from an array of activities such as disco bowling, mini-golf and hunting simulators. The modern neon-lit premises also house a well stocked bar and restaurant.

From the parks in southern Europe to company events and chilled hangouts - boule is the thing to do, rain or shine. Why not combine an afternoon of fun with some French cuisine? Bring your family, friends or colleagues along.

Stockholm quiz on the go

Feel like you know Stockholm pretty well? 100 Point Challenge takes you all around town to answer questions on the city's culture and history. Each team has two hours in which to complete various challenges at well-known places in the city centre. There are three different versions depending on how well you know Stockholm - making it perfect for locals and tourists alike.

Few sports are closely associated with relaxed hangout sessions as pool. There are multiple venues in Stockholm.

'Frisbee golf'

Believe it or not - Frisbee golf - or disc golf as it is also referred to, is actually a thing. The famous 27-basket Järva Discgolf course is located 20-minutes from the city centre. The course is one of the best in Sweden and is suitable for all levels of expertise. The vicinity to nature and competitive element enhances the experience.

Unleash your creative side

Måla and Skåla, the Swedish version of "Sip n' Paint", is a sociabel and creative activity where you get together and paint while you sip a glass of wine and nibble snacks. The idea is to have fun, so it doesn't matter whether you're a skilled artist or not.

Put your slippery bowling shoes on and join in on the fun with friends, family or colleagues - choose the traditional route or spice it up with some disco bowling.

Game night

Gaming, which previously only appealed to kids, now also attracts wider audience. Inferno Online is reportedly one of the largest gaming centres in the world - featuring 300 computers, adding action, sports and strategy games to its repertoire. Ideal for all-nighters with friends.

This easily accessible motor-sport has become a popular option for corporate team-building events, family reunions and private events. Full speed ahead!

Whether novice or a pro - climbing is guaranteed to get your blood pumping. Test your limits and challenge colleagues, friends, classmates or the bride or groom-to-be.

During the summer months skis are exchanged for mountain bikes at Hammarbybacken. A heavy workout disguised as a fun, action-packed activity, what could be better?

If you are unable to make the trek to the mountains and get your dose of fresh air and powder snow, do not despair, there are some viable options nearby. Plan a trip to one of the many slopes in Stockholm and its surrounding areas. Make a day out of it - blending exercise with cool city views.

For those of you looking for some action, who are unafraid of a little colour - or pain for that matter - paintball is the thing to do. Team up with colleagues and challenge your opposition, or why not incorporate it into your hen or stag do activities.

Huge trampoline park

Put the laws of gravity to the test at this enormous activity centre. The concept comes from Australia and there are over a hundred trampolines, with dodgeball, a parkour area and lots more for all kinds of visitors. Perfect for when you want to get your exercise and adrenaline kicks at the same time!

Gröna Lund is Sweden's oldest amusement park and to this day continues to appeal to a wide audience. The theme park boasts of 31 attractions, 21 pentathlon games, several restaurants and a stage upon which several major artists have performed.

Conveniently located just moments away from Arlanda airport, Cable Park offers an all-inclusive experience for the water sports enthusiast. The full-size cable park offers activities such as kneeboard, kiteboard and wakeboarding, featuring obstacles and jumps in the water. Visitors are also invited to play beach-volleyball, dine in the restaurants or relax in the clubhouse.

Float free

Have you ever wondered how it feels to hover freely in the air? Test your wings at Sweden's first, and the world's highest, wind tunnel at a former brewery in Bromma. A thrilling experience that's perfect for teambuilding, kick-offs and various corporate events. It could also be a great way to get your hen party or stag do off to a flying start.

Waterparks are a popular family activity, especially for the kids who love riding water slides and swimming in the currents. Additional amenities often include competitive sized pools for laps, water aerobics, gym and other activities. If you are lucky, water polo may even be added to the repertoire.

All about alcohol

Take a deep dive into the history of alcohol in Sweden at the Museum of Spirits in Djurgården. The arrange both drinks tastings and fascinting alcohol-related exhibitions. The museum's collection, Absolut Art Collection, also displays artworks from the Eighties onwards that have been used on Absolut Vodka bottles.

Skansen is Stockholm's only zoo and the world's oldest open-air museum. A popular destination all year round, Skansen prides itself with offering visitors the chance to experience both wildlife and culture, such as the authentic 19th century buildings and quaint annual Christmas market.

Fotografiska is a popular addition to Stockholm's cultural offering and features famous photography exhibitions. Apart from its exhibits Fotografiska organises workshops, music events and parties. The in-house restaurant has a notable reputation, the waterfront views are breathtaking and the gift shop features hundreds of coffee table-esque books - the perfect I-don’t-know-what-to-get-you gift.

Art meets the archipelago

This architect-designed art hall out on Värmdö has lots of fun activities for all the family. As well as visiting exhibitions, you can go to workshops and events, or just take in the beautiful archipelago surroundings. There's also a café and restaurant with its own bakery and stunning views.

The onset of picnic-season is long awaited; outdoor dining offers locals and tourists alike, beautiful views and proximity to nature. The bountiful parks and greenery entails that there are no shortage of scenic picnic spots - just make sure to get there on time to claim your territory.

The best way to get acquainted with a city is by foot. Take a stroll along the scenic promenades or in one of the beautiful parks. Enjoy fresh air and exercise for free.

Fishing (all year round)

Fredrik Beck, also known as the Gäddjägaren ("the pike hunter"), has won masses of fishing prizes and offers guided fishing trips where you're guaranteed to catch a pike. Usually a full day out with lunch grilled and eaten out on an island, but half-day tours can also be arranged. A fully-equipped sport fishing boat, life jackets, lunch and everything else you need is included. Tours take place in the Trosa archipelago, some of the best fishing waters in Sweden - especially if you're after pike. The journey there takes around 40 minutes and Beck will usually meet you quite early in the morning and you're back in Stockholm around 6pm.

Stockholm is famous for its exquisite waterfront location - so what better way to see the city than by sea? Rent a kayak or canoe and paddle from island to island to see the sights - no previous experience is necessary.

Fancy a swim? Few capitals have a greater offering than Stockholm when it comes to swimming in nature. Take a dip in the deep blue, as a cool respite from the summer heat or brave the winter cold and go for a polar bear plunge.

Bergianska botanical garden has a rich history and dates back to the 1700's. Located next to Brunnsviken the garden is home to hundreds of plants. Take a stroll around the premises or enjoy lunch at the orangery, which doubles as a café and restaurant.