Where to go bowling in Stockholm

BallBreaker is a huge activity centre in Kungsholmen with everything under the same roof. There are 18 modern bowling lanes with a classic bowling aesthetic, as well as a restaurant and bar. At weekends things get lively with disco bowling with a lightshow, disco bar and more.

O'Leary's huge sports bar in Tolv Stockholm has masses of activities. There are 21 bowling lanes with imaginative themes such as discobowling, underwater theme and a slightly separate area with a rock and roll vibe. Combine your game with burgers and other American flavours in the restaurant.

This classic bowling hall opposite Mariatorget opened in 1937 and bowling and rock'n'roll are the order of the day here. On Fridays and Saturdays after 5pm the light effects and big screens come on and on Sundays you can arrange children's parties with disco bowling and pizza.

One of Stockholm's best-known bowliing halls, Birka Bowling has been drawing in bowling fanatics since the Seventies. Book a bowling match on one of their 17 lanes, organise a post-work evening out, hire a VIP lounge, try out discobowling and much more. They also have a hamburger restaurant and sports bar.

New Bowl Center Gullmarsplan has 16 modern bowling lanes to suit everyone who wants to bowl with friends, family and colleagues. There's a café, restaurant and bar, and they also offer discobowling and children's parties. The centre also has a large house league for anyone who wants to start a team and play matches against each other.

Enjoy classic bowling or a fast-paced version; every Friday and Saturday night, La Botanica puts on disco bowling in its large game zone, with music and a fun, lively atmosphere. It's also possible to book all six lanes and organise private events.

In the heart of town, this authentic British pub offers various activities in spacious premises. Book in for an hour of bowling. The lanes have bumpers for younger players and are wheelchair accessible. Hire of shoes and balls is included in the price.

Bowl-O-Rama in Årsta has 29 lanes, making it Stockholm's largest bowling hall. Challenge friends and colleagues to a game of bowling and round off with something to eat. On Saturday evenings it's disco bowling time, with smoke machines and coloured lights. Lanes have bumpers which can be lowered when it's your kid's turn to bowl.

Lucky Bowl, opposite the Hard Rock Café on Sveavägen, is all about eating, drinking and hanging out, with bowling as a fun extra. They organise tailormade corporate packages, post-work events and birthday bowling. The New York-inspired restaurant serves burgers, beer and wine.