Stockholms Centralstation

We zipped through the station with our group of 11 from bus to train to bus. Easy to negotiate even at high traffic times. One escalator did not work and all others and elevators in great working condition.nSubway sandwich place and several eateries. Toilets are paid, clean and gender free

Great station, easy to find and lots of space within.nnInternational and national trains and an underground too.nnLots of snacks and food shops to pick from over 2x floors. And way to get to he right platform... Albeit they are quite spread out so give yourself lots of time.

This is a busy and impressive transportation hub right in the heart of the city. The architecture is elegant and historic, and the building is well maintained, with a mix of classic design and modern touches. It connects seamlessly to trains, subways, and buses.nnInside, the station is clean, bright, and well organized, with plenty of shops, cafes, and seating areas. It can get very crowded during peak times, but overall it’s easy to navigate. I also appreciated the helpful signage and friendly staff.

Stockholm Central Station is always busy and a bit crowded, but compared to many big train stations in Europe, it’s clean, feels safe, and it’s pretty easy to find the information you need. The toilets aren’t free, but you can pay by card. One downside – there could definitely be more seating places while you wait for your train.

Great art underground station. just cheque's in/out with your mobile phone. Yiu don't need to travel