Gamla Stan, Stockholm's historic Old Town, is a fascinating district that transports visitors back in time with its cobblestone streets, medieval architecture, and rich cultural heritage. Strolling through Gamla Stan's narrow alleyways, you'll come across a treasure trove of well-preserved buildings, including the iconic Royal Palace and the renowned Storkyrkan Cathedral. The neighbourhood's charming squares, such as Stortorget and Järntorget, are adorned with colourful facades and brimming with cosy cafés, traditional restaurants, and charming shops. Gamla Stan also offers an array of museums and cultural attractions.

To get a real picture of the stories of the diverse ethnic groups that now make up the South Australian people, pay a visit to this museum full of fascinating personal stories of arrival in the new colony. Plus, the story of the Aboriginal people.

The Jardin de Balata, situated slightly inland from Fort-de-France, is a lush, 3-hectare expanse of green that contains a beguiling range of flora, comprising over 3,000 different species. The grounds are carefully landscaped, tailored, and looked after, and the view from the suspended rope bridges is enchanting.

Norrmalm, commonly referred to as the City, is the vibrant heart of Stockholm. This bustling neighbourhood epitomises the city's modernity and urban energy, featuring a harmonious blend of contemporary architecture, high-end shopping destinations, cultural landmarks, and lively entertainment venues. Strolling along the bustling streets of Norrmalm, you'll find iconic sights like Sergels Torg, a bustling public square adorned with artistic sculptures and fountains, as well as major attractions such as the Royal Swedish Opera, Stockholm Concert Hall, and the upscale shopping district of Bibliotekstan.