Adnan Hussain

8800 CRC well spent. Lots of fascinating history about the people who used to live in the region of what's now Costa Rica, many centuries ago. There's also some beautiful art on display by Faba, as well as the history of the Costa Rican currency, which predates what is currently in place.

The toilet facilities are clean and staff are friendly.

Even though it's in the West End, being on Wardour Street, it's a nice getaway from the hustle and bustle. A calm and peaceful place to eat and drink. Food is at decent prices. There are often offers in place. Service is decent. Wait staff are attentive but not overbearing.

For a start, it's FREE! This is a great option for visitors to Stockholm and residents, particularly in the current day and age of high costs of living.

Friendly staff at reception, who are very helpful, is a second positive.

The museum has lots on offer, in terms of history of the city over the past few hundred years. Very well illustrated with displays and not overwhelming with text. Perfect for the end of the day (bonus is that it's open till 8pm on a Tuesday).

Bronze statue above a limestone and granite fountain. The main statue is looking in the direction of the Hofburg. The figures, lower down, represent the Elbe, Danube, Po and Vistula , each of which passed through the Austrian empire at the time.

Money well spent. It's fairly inexpensive with plenty to see over the course of a couple of hours. I went on a Sunday and it wasn't busy.

As it's a zoo, animals are caged sadly, but that is the nature of zoos. Monkeys seemed happy enough. Parrots were in full song. There's a jaguar and other creatures. Plenty of tropical trees.