Stockholm Cityterminalen

Get ready to walk. If you're looking for buses, proceed up to the second floor. There are gates for airport shuttles. Alternatively you can Atlanta express which is faster. If you want to see the art at different metro stations, move one level lower. It's big, so be cautious when reading the signs. If you're hungry, there are numerous cafes. However, McDonald’s or subway do not open early at dawn before 6am.

Nice and well organized station, with my favorite Espresso House. The road is dividing two sections: in the north you have the bus terminal, where you need to be to travel to/from Arlanda Airport. In the south you have the train and metro with several shops and supermarket.

I've visited first time in August 2011 when I've took the bus from Deva, Hunedoara county, Romania on the 25th of August 2011 and arrived here early morning on the 27th of August 2011. Loved the design of the station and also the facilities included. Second time I've took the bus from here to the Skvasta Airport from Nyköping on the 6th of September 2011.

A neat and well designed, managed bus station. One of a kind in Europe

The city terminal has lots of stores and great connections to both Arlanda and Bromma.