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This walking tour showcases contemporary architecture and teaches you all about Swedish culture—including its history, legends, royal family, and advanced social welfare system. Learn insider stories about life in Stockholm that you wouldn’t hear if exploring alone, and see some of the city’s most beautiful streets and buildings—including The Royal Swedish Opera, The Stockholm Concert Hall, and Stockholm City Hall.

Visit one of Malmö’s most quirky and unusual destinations when you book advance tickets to the city’s Disgusting Food Museum. True to name, this uncommon institution will introduce visitors to 80 of the world’s most disgusting foods, from cheese made with maggots to haggis and durian. Learn about the origins of these peculiar delicacies from around the world. You’ll also have interactive opportunities—if you dare—to taste several icky dishes, smell stinky cheeses, and more.

An intimate and immersive experience, this trip takes you on a small-group walking tour through Stockholm. With a maximum of just 10 people, discover some the city's top attractions, soak in the views, and delve into fascinating stories about Swedish history, culture, and traditions. From the oldest square to the medieval city center, this tour covers a bunch of landmarks.

It's difficult to appreciate the beauty of the Stockholm Archipelago from dry land, but this cruise aboard a classic wooden vessel provides a front-row seat to the Swedish capital's most spectacular scenery. Glide through the city's scenic waterways and past historic landmarks such as the Royal Palace and the National Museum, while your guide shares stories of the region's culture and history.

See Stockholm the way locals love it, by water. Cruise from Skeppsbron, next to the Royal Palace, through the Djurgården Canal and out past Fjäderholmarna, Stora Höggarn and Tegelön, a world of rocky islets, pine-covered shores and red summer cottages. Your live guide shares stories of island traditions, Swedish maritime history and the nature that shapes this coastline. Move between panoramic outdoor decks and warm indoor seating with large windows, ideal in any season. A traditional Swedish fika is included: one hot drink (coffee or tea) and one fresh pastry per person, with more available to buy at the onboard café. Perfect for first-time visitors, returning travelers, families, couples and solo travelers, this relaxing two-hour Stockholm archipelago cruise is an easy way to enjoy island life without a long day trip.

Step inside Stockholm’s Royal Palace, one of Europe’s largest and most impressive royal residences, and discover centuries of Swedish history with an expert guide. Skip the ticket lines and enjoy a guided introduction to the palace’s magnificent State Apartments, ceremonial halls, and richly decorated interiors that continue to host official royal events today. The guided tour lasts approximately 30 minutes and provides the perfect overview of the palace’s history, architecture and royal traditions. After the tour, your guide will help you access the palace’s official audio guide, point out the best locations for memorable photos, and offer recommendations for exploring the highlights.. Taking time to admire the royal collections, historic rooms, and fascinating exhibits. Combining grand architecture, priceless treasures, and captivating stories, the Royal Palace remains one of Stockholm’s most iconic landmarks and a must-see destination for visitors from around the world.

Arrive at this walking tour hungry, since by the end of it you should be full of Swedish flavors and delights. A local guide shows you some of the best spots in Stockholm for delicious dishes, like golden-fried herring and knäckebröd, handcrafted peppermint candies, prawn toast with dill and sour cream, local cheese, and more. Finish with Swedish princess cake if you’re lucky.

Learn about Stockholm's haunted history on this ghost tour in the city center. Hear tales of executions, myths, legends, murders, and unsolved mysteries. Follow a guide with a lighted lantern down the narrow alleyways of Stockholm's oldest neighborhood, where history and mystery will come alive through storytelling.

The Stockholm Metro is unique in the world, in that many of its stations double as vibrant, larger-than-life art installations. Discover the best of the public transit network’s artworks—and explore with a local guide who can take you to the highlights—on this insider group tour. Look forward to visiting multiple stations on this tour of “the world’s longest gallery,” and explore a side of the city that many visitors miss.

With so much to see, it can be tough to fit in visits to Stockholm’s most popular tourist hotspots into a single trip, especially on foot. Hop aboard a golf cart on this small-group tour, for an eco-friendly trip around the city that lets you see far more sights than you would walking.

After we pick you up from your hotel in Kiruna, we will start to chase the northern lights that depends on each night according to the weather conditions. We can drive to Abisko, Kiruna’s boreal forest or wherever we can find clear sky to see Aurora Borealis. Lights of Vikings have a really high success rate in finding clear sky which is one of the most important criteria to see the Northern Lights. Our concept is famous for driving long distances if necessary! Wherever we go during the tour, we will tell you many stories about the northern lights and Vikings. After finding clear sky, we’ll admire the northern lights and we will take pictures which we’ll send to you within 3 days after the tour. If you bring your own camera, we will help you set it up to get the best shots. As the northern lights dance in the sky we will serve hot drinks and make a camp fire for you to keep warm. After the northern lights tour, we will drive you back to Kiruna.

Join our local guides on a visit to the Icehotel and the village of Jukkasjärvi. In our small groups we will visit the original Icehotel, the oldest church in northernmost Sweden and we will meet the reindeer at Nutti Sami siida. Our Sami guide tells you more about the Icehotel, Kiruna's history and the Sami people, while you get to see some of the most visited attractions in Kiruna.

Discover Visby, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Northern Europe’s best preserved medieval towns. Walk alongside the impressive city wall, wander through charming cobblestone streets lined with cafés and historic merchant houses, and explore the fascinating church ruins that reflect Visby’s rich Hanseatic past. Visit Visby Cathedral and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of the DBW's Botanical Garden. A perfect blend of history, culture, and Scandinavian charm. This tour is primarily a walking tour. From the port, transportation will take you to the Visby City Wall, where the walking tour begins. Please note that vehicles are not permitted within Visby Town, so all sightseeing inside the medieval center is done on foot. At the end of the walking tour, transportation will take you back to the cruise port. Pick up at Cruise Terminal Shore Excursions: Return to ship guarantee Full refund if your ship can´t dock Shore Excursions since 2001

The Old Town of Stockholm (Gamla Stan) is filled with centuries of history, but its fascinating stories can be easy to miss when exploring alone. This small-group walking tour takes you along the area's cobblestone streets and through wining alleyways to the most important landmarks while filling you in you in on all of its history and hidden details.

This tour helps you save time and tick off two key attractions in just a few hours—Stockholm’s Old Town and the Vasa Museum. Explore the city in a small group—a more intimate alternative to crowded sightseeing buses—and learn about the history of Stockholm as you walk around its famous sights. The tour includes a boat trip to Djurgården and a guided visit inside the Vasa Museum.

From Kiruna, we’ll drive to Jukkasjärvi, one of the oldest villages in the region and an important historical center for the Sámi people. We’ll visit its beautiful wooden church, one of the oldest in northern Sweden, and learn about the traditions that have shaped life in the Arctic. Next, we’ll visit a Sámi reindeer camp, where you’ll get the chance to feed the reindeer and listen to stories about the Sámi way of life, their deep connection with nature, and their ancestral culture. We’ll end our day at the original Icehotel, the world’s first hotel made entirely of snow and ice. Every winter, artists from around the world create unique suites and sculptures — a true open-air art gallery that changes with every season. An authentic Arctic experience that combines nature, culture, and art — all in one unforgettable tour.

The Tour Gran Stockholm is indeed unique for many reasons but can be summed up with the main highlights: - All the main attractions of Stockholm in just one day! - Professional authorized Blue Badge Guide for the whole duration - Our all-inclusive policy (admission fees, lunch, guide, vehicle, etc.). - The number of participants is limited to a maximum of 7* people per single Tour and therefore you will receive exceptional care and attention - Preferential inputs, skipping the queues and lines (where available). - Quality lunch in Restaurant with reserved best places (vegetarian and kids menu available) - Pickup and dropoff from your doorstep available in selected Hotels. - The Tour is a shared Tour (not private) but it can be arranged as private** If the booking exceeds 7 partecipants, they will be split in indipendent Vehicle, Guide etc.. with the same quality and attention * 9 partecipants occasionally ** Contact us for larger Groups and/or Private Tours

This day trip allows you to travel by train and visit another country—Sweden. Avoid the hassle of booking transport tickets and planning an itinerary, and let someone else do the hard work instead. Decide whether to start your experience in Copenhagen or meet your guide directly in Malmö, head to the beautiful city of Malmö and enjoy a private tour of local highlights such as the Old Town, the Church of St. Peter, Malmö Castle, and Malmö City Library. Upgrade to include a delicious Swedish lunch and drink along the way.

Stockholm's Vasa Museum is home to a remarkable collection including the world's only preserved 17th-century ship, but without a guide it's easy to miss the stories behind the exhibits. Enjoy a deeper experience with a guided tour that reveals the history of the Vasa warship, why it sank, and the successful effort to salvage it.

Explore beyond Stockholm’s picture-perfect central city and get to know Scandinavia’s fierce Viking past on this fun full-day tour. Get a comprehensive overview of Viking history in Sweden and its effects on modern Scandinavian culture. Visit the most important Viking sites, including Sigtuna and Uppsala, and see gravesites, runestones, and more. Transportation is provided from central Stockholm.

A relaxing way to see the Stockholm archipelago, this boat tour takes you around some of the many islands while an onboard guide tells you stories about the history and culture of the area. You'll pass by natural and historical landmarks with opportunities to take plenty of photos. This is a great tour to take at the start of your stay to get oriented with the archipelago.

Art enthusiasts will enjoy touring some of the most beautiful and impressive public art on the Stockholm Underground Metro during a small-group guided tour. Check out the paintings, mosaics, sculptures, and even archaeological artifacts that adorn the transportation network and brighten the daily lives of residents. Your local guide will share other Stockholm tips with you along the way.

The Old Town of Stockholm (Gamla Stan) is filled with rich history, but many of its secrets are hidden among its statues, narrow cobblestone streets, and concealed corners. Enjoy a deeper experience than you'd get on your own with a walking tour that reveals the stories behind landmarks such as the Royal Palace and the Nobel Prize Museum.