5 Reasons To Ditch the Car and Use Public Transport in Stockholm

With Stockholm's local transportation network you can get anywhere in Stockholm from Gamla Stan and Gröna Lund to many more attractions very easily. Here’s 5 quick reasons of why you don’t need a car to discover Stockholm:

One Ticket To Rule Them All
With just one ticket you can ride the subway, tram, bus, ferry, or commuter train all in the greater Stockholm region. Extensive network: Stockholm Tunnelbana is one of the largest metro systems in Europe, with three main lines and 100 stations, covering a large part of the city. This makes it easy for tourists to travel to all the major tourist attractions.
Easy To Use
The system is user-friendly, with clear signage and announcements in both Swedish and English. The ticket machines and ticket offices also have instructions in English, making it easy for tourists to buy tickets. A single ticket costs just 38 SEK and is valid for 75 minutes.
Fast and Efficient
The Stockholm Tunnelbana is a fast and reliable way to travel around the city, with trains running every few minutes during peak hours. This means tourists can quickly get to their destinations and make the most of their time in Stockholm.
Affordable
Compared to other European cities, the Stockholm Tunnelbana is relatively affordable, with ticket prices starting at around 38 SEK (approximately 4 USD) for a single journey. Tickets can be purchased at SL's ticket machines, via their app, or even directly at the turnstiles simply using a credit card. There’s also 24-hour, 72-hour, and even 30-day tickets available.
Artistic and cultural experience:
Many of the stations on the Stockholm Tunnelbana feature unique art installations and design elements, making the metro system itself an attraction for tourists. Some of the stations are even referred to as "art galleries," showcasing the work of various artists.There are so many different artists' works on display in the Stockholm underground that it is also known as the world's longest art gallery. You can even go on a tour of it run by SL, find out more information here.