Stockholm transport map
The main map on this page is SL's rail network map, which places the metro, commuter trains (pendeltåg), trams and light rail lines on a single diagram. It is the best overview for planning a journey that combines several modes, for instance commuter train from the airport, then metro to your hotel.
Public transport in Stockholm County is organised by SL (Storstockholms Lokaltrafik), and one ticket covers all of its metro, commuter train, tram, light rail and bus lines, as well as some ferries such as the Djurgården ferry. Since January 2017 the county has had a flat fare: a single ticket costs the same for a two-stop hop as for a ride to the edge of the region, and it remains valid for 75 minutes.
The simplest way to pay is to tap a contactless bank card or phone on the reader at the gates or on the bus; the SL app and the rechargeable SL Access card are alternatives. No cash is accepted on board buses. Travel passes valid for 24 hours, 72 hours, 7 days or 30 days pay off quickly if you use several journeys a day, and reduced fares apply to under-20s and over-65s. Note that journeys to and from Arlanda C station carry an extra fee.
Stockholm transports map
Map of Stockholm public transports
SL's official rail network map (Spårtrafikkarta), version of April 2019, showing the metro, commuter trains, trams and light rail on one diagram.
Interchange stations and airport connections are marked, and the legend is in Swedish and English. Since this edition, Tvärbanan has been renumbered as lines 30 and 31 and commuter train services may also have changed, so check sl.se for the current version. Source: SL (AB Storstockholms Lokaltrafik).