Stockholm’s airports are 9–106 km from Sergels torg
A ticket names the city, not the airport. Which of the 3 it means is the difference between Bromma, 9 km out, and Skavsta at 106 km — 12× the distance, on the ground, in your own time.
Two tickets to Stockholm, two different afternoons
- By car, clear roads
- 19 min
- On public transport
- 29 min
- By car, clear roads
- 1h 17m
- On public transport
- 1h 33m
97 km of difference — outside the fare, on your time and at your expense, and again on the way home. Cheap tickets are more often the second one. Check which three-letter code is printed next to Stockholm on yours.
Every airport, measured
from Sergels torg- BrommaBMAclosest9km from Sergels torg
19 min by car, clear roads · 29 min on public transport · metro 17 → tram 31 · 1 change
- ArlandaARN38km from Sergels torg
33 min by car, clear roads · 25 min on public transport · train 928
- SkavstaNYOfurthest106km from Sergels torg
1h 17m by car, clear roads · 1h 33m on public transport · train 239 → bus 515 · 1 change
What the measurements show
The drive from Skavsta takes 1h 17m
Driving time on the shortest route with clear roads, which is a floor and not a typical journey. At that length the transfer has stopped being an arrival procedure and become a second leg of the trip:
- SkavstaNYO1h 17m · 1h 33m by transit
The published run to Arlanda beats the car by 8 min
Measured against a drive on empty roads, which is the most generous version of the car. The gap in ordinary traffic is wider than this:
- ArlandaARN25 min vs 33 min · train 928
Price the whole journey, not the flight into Stockholm
This page measures distances that do not change. Prices and departure times change hourly, so they are not here — Pathioo fetches those live, adds the journey to and from the airport at both ends, and gives you one total from address to address.
Where these numbers come from
Every kilometre is a Google Directions API response, measured on 2026-09-16 from Sergels torg to the terminal — to the airport's own address, not to a point on a map. Those are two different things and they can differ by a factor of two.
We measure the shortest route at four in the morning, because a road chosen around traffic describes the traffic and not the distance: asked of Gatwick and central London it returned 83 km at rush hour and 45 km overnight. That is why driving times are given as "clear roads" — a floor, not a promise.
Transit is the fastest published run with no departure time attached, and where two runs finish within five minutes of each other the one with fewer changes is the one shown. Every leg is measured into the airport, never back: a timetable is not symmetric, and the direction with a deadline is the one worth printing.
You will not find a ticket price, a departure time or an airline here. Those live shorter than this page does, and appear only in the search itself, straight from the airline's API.