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Stockholm Airport Transportation

From: Stockholm Transportation

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ABOVE: An Arlanda Express train in downtown Stockholm. INSET BELOW: A ticket machine in the Arlanda Express terminal.

Arlanda Express train

The fastest, most comfortable way to travel from the airport to the city is on the Arlanda Express train. Trains run every 15 minutes from morning through late evening, and even more often during the morning rush hours. The modern, luxurious trains are easy to get on and off (the floors are at platform level), and they have space for storing luggage and bicycles inside. They're also fast, averaging 200 km/h (125 mph) for most of the 20-minute journey between the airport and the city. The downtown Arlanda Express terminal is next to the central railroad station and the T-Centralen Tunnelbana or subway stop.

photoAn adult fare is SEK 190 one-way or SEK 360 roundtrip. Students and seniors travel for SEK 100 each way; children under 18 are free when accompanied by parents. You can buy tickets from an automated machine (see photo) or at a ticket counter.

For train schedules and other information (including seasonal ticket bargains), visit the Arlanda Express Web site.

Tip: The Arlanda Express stops at both of the airport's terminals. Monitors by the downtown train platforms show which terminals are used by different airlines, but in some cases, an airline may use one terminal for overseas flights and another for intra-European flights. To avoid unnecessary walking, check the terminal assignment with your airline or consult the Arlanda Airport Web site before leaving your hotel.

Flygbussarna Airport Coach

A cheaper but slower transportation option is the airport bus from Arlanda to the Cityterminalen next to Stockholm's central railroad station and the T-Centralen underground stop.

The bus takes 40 minutes and costs SEK 89 one-way or SEK 170 return for adults. Students and senior citizens pay SEK 59 each way; children under 18 travel free with their parents. See the Flugbussarna Web site to plan a trip between "Arlanda Airport" and "Stockholm City."

You can also obtain a combination bus-taxi fare if you need a cab between the city bus terminal and your hotel. See Arlanda's Airport Coaches page for more information.

Taxis

Taxis are expensive, and they're slower than the train. If you insist on riding by cab, see Arlanda's Taxi page. (Note: There's a taxi rank at the Alanda Express terminal in downtown Stockholm.)

Next page: Tunnelbana (subway)


Stockholm transportation:
Introduction Buses and trams
Airport transportation Ferries and boats
Tunnelbana (subway) Driving and parking

Related articles:
Stockholm travel articles - index

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