Cheap air tickets to Stockholm

Stockholm is justifiably considered one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. It's spread over 14 islands located along Sweden's south-eastern coastline. This is the place where modern high-rises and boutique stores are set amidst the backdrop of breathtaking lakes and dramatic skies. The city is known for its nightlife, medieval architecture and sweeping water views. If you visit during the summers you can also go diving and explore the region's historic underwater treasures such as cannons and ceramic pots. If you visit during the winter, you'll get a chance to admire Stockholm's frozen lakes and snowy escapes.

You can immerse yourself in various activities depending on when you plan to visit the city. Air tickets to Stockholm may be cheaper during the winter months when you can enjoy ice-skating tours, safaris to find wolves and wolverines or see the northern lights.

Don't know how to plan your vacation in Stockholm? Take a look at our suggestions:

• Head to the Vasamuseet to see the 17th century warship that remained at the bottom of the harbour for over 300 years
• If you're a fan of all things history, visit the Historika Museum that houses a collection of relics from the Viking era
• Spend the day at Tantolunden—a famous park known for its waterside walkways, outdoor play areas and large picnic spots
• Check out the majestic Kungliga Slottet Palace–home to the King XI Gallery and Queen Kristina's fine silver throne
• Spend the morning exploring the mammoth sized city hall known for its lavishly decorated rooms
• Head to the Skansen open air museum to find out how Swedes lived in the past
• Make a stop at Kulturhuset—the city's main arts hub that's home to libraries, theatres, restaurants and galleries
• Visit the Arkitektur-och Designcentrum to view their rich collection of Swedish architecture and ancient documents
• Head to Östermalms Saluhall to look at their fantastic selection of food and local produce
• Spend the day at the enchanting old town of Gamla Stan–full of quirky shops, medieval buildings and popular tourist attractions

Stockholm has a few domestic and international airports that serve passengers to this part of the world. The busiest airport of them all is the Stockholm-Arlanda International Airport, which handles on average 22 million passengers per year.