There’s something for everyone of every age to do this Easter break! Whether you want to compete in a Rubik’s Cube contest or go egg hunting, make your own paint or go to an Easter market, Stockholm has it all. Here’s our top 10 activities for Påsklovet.

Spring has sprung and Stockholm has more on offer for children than ever! We will have a special feature for Påsklov (Easter break) but these…

At home with a baby? Need to get out of the house but don’t want to leave your bundle of joy behind? Read on for…

While many Stockholmers use the Sportlov, a one-week school holiday, to go skiing, there’s lots to do if you’re lucky enough to stay put in the capital. Who needs the slopes, anyway?

With Chinese New Year almost here, Stockholm is ready to celebrate this weekend. Read on for the YLC guide to the Chinese zodiac, the significance…

February is a short month, but no less action-packed for that. Take the opportunity to teach your child to skate on the ice and maybe…

Ah, Eurovision. The fun, the frocks, the fantastic spectacle. I remember watching it with my mum when I was 7, getting far too involved in the mayhem. I didn’t know about Melodifestivalen though, the build up to Eurovision in Sweden, where the nation’s representative is selected.

It’s a winter wonderland! If all this snow is putting you in the mood for some Arctic activity then have a look at our list…

Junibacken is an indoor fantasy world, where there are regular shows performed throughout the day; Imagination forms the heartland, imagination and books. What they’ve created is one living book, so that your child can experience reading (that most solitary habit) in all dimensions and with other people.

Looking for a place to take the kids in Stockholm? Here are some of the best indoor play centres the city has to offer…