Arlanda Airport is Stockholm’s international airport. You can get to Stockholm by taxi, bus, or express train. Bromma Airport is the city airport, only nine kilometers (six miles) from central Stockholm.

Stockholm’s subway system has three lines: green, red, and blue. The system has 110 km (68 miles) of track and 101 stations, of which 47 are underground. Several stations are known for their unique art and architecture.

Busses are part of the local public transportation system in the City of Stockholm and Stockholm County. At Slussen, you can catch a bus that will take you all the way out to Värmdö in Stockholm’s archipelago.

Arlanda Express is the express train that goes to and from Arlanda Airport to Stockholm’s Central Station in 20 minutes. In peak hours, trains depart up to six times an hour, otherwise every 15 minutes.

The Djurgårdsfärjan ferries operate in Stockholm’s inner harbor between Slussen, Gamla Stan, and Djurgården. The ferries are part of Stockholm’s local public transportation system and are a popular way to get to Skansen, Gröna Lund, Junibacken, and the Vasa Museum on Djurgården in the summer.