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"The Best Stops Around Stockholm's Nobis Hotel\nExplore this design-savvy Scandinavian city from its most stylish new lodgings\nWith elegant frescoed walls and coffered ceilings dating from 1895, this gourmet restaurant inside the Royal Opera House is a Stockholm institution. A recent dressing up by Claesson Koivisto Rune\u2014new seating, carpet, and angled freestanding mirrors\u2014has only amplified the baroque glamour of the space. operakallaren.se\nThis relaxed bistro has evolved through several eras, emerging lighter and looser each time. Its latest face-lift comes courtesy of designer Jonas Bohlin, who has created an appealing mix of steel, leather, and glass. The perfect place for a (superb) plate of Swedish meatballs. riche.se\nThe original Svenskt Tenn design shop, on the grand Strandv\u00E4gen harborside boulevard, is undergoing a much-needed renovation\u2014so those looking for famed designer Josef Frank's textiles, tableware, and furniture should stop by the temporary headquarters, only a few blocks away. svenskttenn.se\nThis jewel-box fragrance store is the first from unisex line Byredo, created by local perfumer Ben Gorham. Everything about it, from the striking chandelier to the flacons displayed on glass shelves, reflects the spare sophistication of his brand. A recommendation: the Baudelaire perfume. byredo.com\nBianchi puts a smart spin on the bike-shop-as-gathering-place trend with this hybrid caf\u00E9. The cappuccino and pastries are pure Italian\u2014as are the alluring new Bianchis for sale, which are suspended from the ceiling and lit like installation art. bianchicafecycles.com\nStockholm's beloved interior-design store Asplund offers a carefully curated inventory as well as its own line of furniture, carpets, and accessories by such Scandinavian talents as Jonas Bohlin, Thomas Eriksson, and Ola Wihlborg. If you're looking for something rococo, go elsewhere. asplund.org\nThere's good reason to investigate the shiplike 1906 Art Nouveau customs house across the harbor. It's recently been transformed into Fotografiska, a first-rate photography museum that mounts exhibitions of big names (Robert Mapplethorpe, Annie Leibovitz, Gus Van Sant) alongside the works of up-and-coming photographers from around the world. Plus the top floor is home to a lovely caf\u00E9 with views of passing boats and the green island of Skeppsholmen just beyond. fotografiska.eu"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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