Cheap Flights to Stockholm from £61

BA, Norwegian and SAS fly direct to Stockholm from just £61 return. Compare at a glance these airfares to Stockholm.
Stockholm Arlanda (ARN) is a modern international airport with 5 small terminals, located 25 miles distance north of the capital city of Sweden, near the E4 motorway to Uppsala. Beautiful Stockholm, with its scenery, many museums and art galleries, is a great destination both for summer or winter breaks.
Only prices for return direct flights to Stockholm are displayed.

Edinburgh to Stockholm	from	£98	with Norwegian or SAS
London Gatwick to Stockholm	from	£97	with Norwegian
London Heathrow to Stockholm	from	£61	with BA or SAS
Manchester to Stockholm	from	£99	with Norwegian or SAS

To compare more prices to Stockholm, click on the monthly pages below, these show extra dates and fares.

Best Prices to Stockholm by Month

January	from	£67
February	from	£61
March	from	£61
April	from	£69

May	from	£75
June	from	£82
July	from	£75
August	from	£75

Transfers from Stockholm Arlanda Airport (ARN), Sweden

Stockholm Arlanda International is located about 25 miles north of the city and 18 miles southeast of Uppsala, not far from the motorway E4. This airport has railway stations for both long-distance trains and high-speed shuttle trains, and is well-served by airport coach and local bus services. It is possible to combine a bus ticket with a taxi or train.
Taxi	Fixed taxi prices are posted near the taxi ranks outside the airport terminals, taxi fare to Stockholm costs about £35. Beware of rip-offs from freelance cabs, choose an official company registered at the airport.
Bus	The Flygbussarna airport coach runs every 10 minutes and takes 40 minutes journey time to the city. Local buses can be caught from the airport to Märsta railway station, Enköping, Uppsala, Nortälje and Västerås.
Train	The frequent Arlanda Express high speed train reaches Stockholm City Centre railway station in 20 minutes. Other destinations in Sweden directly accessible by train from Arlanda airport are Uppsala, Södertälje, Gävle, Hudiksvall, Sundsvall, Östersund, Åre, Borlänge, Falun, Leksand, Mora, Nyköping, Norrköping, Linköping.

Quick Guide on what to see and do in Stockholm

Stadshuset - Fine 1920's city hall built in Swedish National Romantic style. Inside is the cavernous Blue Hall, site of Nobel prize-givings, and the mosaic and gilt Golden Room.
Gamla Stam - Ancient alleys with cute little shops, cafes and a mix of 17th and 18th C. buildings.
Kumgliga Slottet - 18th C Renaissance royal palace with Baroque and Rococo interiors, magnificent Royal Armoury and the Swedish crown jewels.
Djurgarden - Vast royal island park with fun fairs in summer and wonderful walks.
Storkyrkan - Great coronation church of Stockholm with ornate golden royal pews.
Smorgasbord - Traditional Swedish buffet with unlimited portions of fish, meats, salad, potatoes, cheese and fruit.

Stockholm Museums:

Nobelmuseum - The history of the Nobel prize and its winners.

Moderna Museet - Excellent collections of modern European art.

Skansen - Large open-air museum, some 150 reconstructed buildings illustrate Sweden's social history.

Nordiska Museet - The cultural history and every day life in Sweden.

Vasa Museet - Majestic warship dating from 1628. Raised from the seabed in 1961 and now on magnificent display, together with thousands of retrieved objects, in this purpose built museum.

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