Lonely Planet Stockholm City Guide
By Lonely Planet Publications Pty Ltd
View More By This Developer- Price$5.99
- CategoryTravel
- Versions2 archived
- Installable2 of 2
- AvailabilityRemoved from the App Store
- SellerLonely Planet Publications Pty Ltd
- Bundle IDcom.lonelyplanet.cityguide.stockholm
RequirementsCompatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iOS 3.0 or later.
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Report an issueYou don’t need a Nobel Prize to be in the know, just Lonely Planet’s Stockholm City Guide on your iPhone! Whether you’re drawn to the cafés and boutiques of Södermalm, the cultural and biological bounty of Skansen open-air museum and zoo, the charming woodlands on Djurgården or the collection of modern masters in Skeppsholmen’s Museum of Modern Art, this cool, confident Nordic city could keep you busy for months. But if you need to cut straight to the chase, and tap into the latest in-depth information, reviews, maps and walking tours, you can’t go past this fantastisk little guide!
FEATURES
Imagine taking the world's favourite guidebook and making the information interactive, personalised and fully searchable. Imagine dynamic maps that plot your exact location, guiding you through the quirky, the curious and the straight-up compulsory experiences recommended by our community of on-the-road authors and users. Now imagine that guidebook on your iPhone, with you wherever you travel. Well, imagine no more: the world's favourite guidebook has just arrived on the world's favourite phone.
# easy to use – swipe to scroll through a full table of contents, dip into sections, and turn pages with a flick of your finger
# offline maps – there’s no need to go online to access our detailed street maps, fully retooled for the iPhone with location awareness, multi-touch controls, full-colour styling and six-level zoom
# tons to see and do – choose how to search through hundreds of geo-coded points-of-interest (POIs) – by proximity, category, preferences or favourites – then just tap to visit the website, or place a direct call
# text search – whether you’re into ‘live music' or ‘fine dining’, every article and POI in your guidebook is text-searchable
# location-based navigation – plot your location in real time on our interactive maps, exploring back streets and hidden treasures with no danger of losing your way
# worth a thousand words … – if you need some inspiration, just thumb through images taken by our award-winning photographers
# personalisation – tailor your City Guide to your tastes by tagging the best POIs as ‘favourites’
# money saving – forget roaming costs, our apps are designed for offline use, and only take up the room of an average album on your iPod
# over 50 City Guides available – including London, New York, Melbourne, Dublin, Barcelona, Moscow, Rome, Tokyo and many more
We'd love to hear your feedback, feature requests and ideas.
Chart History
Ratings Over Time
| Date | Version | Rating | Ratings | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| April 22, 2010 | 1.2.3 | — | 73 | Free |
| January 6, 2011 | 1.2.5 | — | 417 | $5.99 |
| January 22, 2012 | — | — | 427 | $5.99 |
From archived App Store listing data, captured by the Wayback Machine.
Archived Reviews
The amount of information contained here is a tiny fraction of that in the Lonely Planet's printed city guide (Encounter Stockholm). Unfortunately some of it is wrong (for example: the map link to Konserthuset takes you to Kulturhuset and indicates it as a bar - a critical error if you are attending a concert). The map is not searchable but this is a failing of all of the Lonely Planet city guide apps.
Really not enough in there to justify the cost
Not worth the money and the Map is Not working offline!
This is a really disappointing app given the big publisher name. First of all this app is too big to install on 3G (you have to install on wifi) and the worst is that for such big app, map does not work offline and the reading part is heavily shortened and often just provides pointers to books or websites. 'Crap' is the only word for this app. The only useful data when you are in travel is the map. The map does not move smoothly with your finger tip. The filter setting is not remembered. I have to set it again and again every time opening the app. It is very very difficult to pin point any attractions on the map to display details. 'Nearby' mode and the 'Map' mode are essentially the same thing. There is no rating info for each venue. How am I going to choose a restaurant in a foreign country without rating or any user comments? All and all, I really regret I bought this app. I hope Lonely Planet can refund me. I am for sure not buying anything from Lonely Planet.
Period reviews recovered from Apple's customer-review feeds via the Wayback Machine.