Where to stay in Stockholm

Every area rated for day and night, with the reasoning and the sources behind each rating.

🟢 Official crime data · Brå Methodology →

For a short stay in Stockholm: Norra innerstaden, Södermalm and Bromma. One area for each kind of trip, each shown with its own day and night rating — including where that rating says be careful. None of them is here because someone paid for it.

For a first visit Norra innerstaden

Higher caution advisedday Higher caution advisednight

5 of the city's main sights are close enough to walk between. Still a practical base for a first visit. 5 of the city's main sights are inside it. The city's published rate is counted per registered resident, so a district that hosts many more people than it houses reads higher. Take extra care, particularly after dark — that is what the rating is for, not a reason to stay out of the area. Find a place in Norra innerstaden →

For going out Södermalm

Averageday Averagenight

This is where the city's evening venues are concentrated. Find a place in Södermalm →

Best rated overall Bromma

Relatively saferday Relatively safernight

Nowhere in the city is rated better, by day or after dark. Find a place in Bromma →

Compare all 11 district

Ordered by how much each area differs from the rest of the city, not by rating — the unusual ones first. Click a column to sort it your way.

Area	Day	Night	Sights	Book
Norra innerstaden	Higher caution advised	Higher caution advised	9	Book →
Bromma	Relatively safer	Relatively safer		Book →
Skarpnäck	Relatively safer	Relatively safer		Book →
Södermalm	Average	Average	4	Book →
Kungsholmen	Average	Average	1	Book →
Enskede-Årsta-Vantör	Average	Average		Book →
Farsta	Average	Average		Book →
Hägersten-Älvsjö	Average	Average		Book →
Hässelby-Vällingby	Average	Average		Book →
Järva	Average	Average		Book →
Skärholmen	Average	Average		Book →