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Daily walking tours of Gamla Stan.
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Sweden's only postal museum. Temporarily closed.
A second stage with the same concept as Musikvalvet Baggen.
A museum with exhibitions focused on human rights and crimes against humanity. Previous exhibitions have depicted Sweden's role in World War II in Europe and the Holocaust.
Look at Stockholm from the roofs of Riddarholmen island. An exciting experience if you're not afraid of heights.
Art gallery.
A runestone from the Viking Age made around AD 1100 and accidentally famous due to ending up in a wall of a 17th century building. The laconic inscription says Thorsteinn and Freygunnr had this stone [raised] in memory of [...] their son. There is no evidence that these people had travelled far; the few runestones that mention overseas travellers (Vikings) are much more famous. The cannon was set up in the 17th century to protect the building from wagons.