Are, Jämtland to Stockholm, Stockholm County from $40: 7 ways by bus, train, flight or car

• While driving on E14 and E20 towards Stockholm, be aware of gas stations available at approximately 100 km intervals; expect prices to be around SEK 18-22 per liter.

• Upon arriving in Stockholm, ensure you become familiar with the restricted traffic zones, particularly in the city center, where you may incur additional fees; daily parking rates range from SEK 200-500 depending on location.

• Consider downloading navigation apps like Google Maps or Waze to get real-time traffic updates and to help you navigate through potential detours and construction areas known on the E4 route approaching Stockholm.

• On the train from Åre to Stockholm, you will find catering services provided by both SJ (Swedish Railways) and Vy Travel. SJ offers a bistro service with snacks, light meals, and beverages available for purchase onboard, while Vy has a focused selection of local pastries, coffees, and drinks. Be sure to check their menu in advance at their respective websites: SJ and Vy.

• The train generally offers three types of seating: First Class, Business Class (often marketed as 2nd Class) and Economy Class. First Class provides spacious seating, more legroom, and complimentary refreshments. Business Class offers a comfortable traveling experience with power outlets and a quiet atmosphere. Economy Class is great for budget travelers, providing basic seating with decent comfort. Consider your priorities when selecting your ticket category to ensure a pleasant journey.

• On this route, the primary operators are SJ and Vy Travel. You can visit their websites: SJ and Vy for schedules, ticket purchases, and additional information. Once you arrive in Stockholm, you'll be disembarking at Stockholm Central Station, which has facilities for luggage storage (available at 'Incheckning' on the lower level), restrooms, and showers (available at the nearby gym facility). The station is well-signposted and easy to navigate.