What is the Capital of Sweden?

The flag of Sweden has a blue field with a large golden-yellow cross that extend to the edges of the field. The vertical part of this cross is offset towards the hoist side.
Capital of Sweden Stockholm

Facts last checked 31 August 2026.

The capital city of Sweden is Stockholm. Sweden is located in Northern Europe, Europe, with a population of 10,605,098. The official currency is the Swedish krona and the primary language spoken is Swedish.

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Capital of Sweden โ€” FAQ

What is the capital of Sweden?

The capital of Sweden is Stockholm.

Is Stockholm the largest city in Sweden?

Yes โ€” Stockholm is both the capital and the largest city of Sweden.

What country is Stockholm in?

Stockholm is the capital city of Sweden.

What continent is Stockholm in?

Stockholm, the capital of Sweden, is located in Europe.

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