Top Sweden Dessert Tours in 2026

Explore the city and taste the world during this 4-hour self-guided food tour. Set your own pace and visit four different restaurants to sample a number of different foods. Enjoy tastings of falafel a la Malmo, a traditional Swedish “fika,” pickled herring, smoked salmon, Swedish sausages, and more. This is an opportunity to immerse yourself in Swedish culture and learn more about Malmo’s diverse cuisine.

Cover more ground in less time on a Stockholm bike tour. The city’s central islands are bike-friendly with hundreds of kilometers of cycle paths. But, if you don’t know them, you risk missing the best bits. On this tour, follow your local guide past landmarks and hidden gems, which are often only accessible by bike or foot, and hear their history, too. Stockholm Royal Palace and Gamla Stan are among the highlights.

Nothing says a "real Stockholm" like walking through this neighbourhood. People we meet on our path will likely be styled in full Scandinavia, running to yoga studios, rocking strollers in the city park, with their favorite to-go cups suitable for both the instagram stories and to keep warm. Tasting truly unique brews and sampling selected pastries from true bakery connoisseurs is what this tour is all about. You will visit and get to learn about Fika from contestants of the Great Swedish Bake-off to single moms who had simple dreams baking the best pastries for their children and exploded in popularity thanks to Instagram. And fear not if coffee is not your choice of beverage, a Swedish Fika can be composed many ways and still do wonders for your taste buds.

Delve deep into Stockholm's culinary scene with this 4-hour walking tour. Get a comprehensive introduction to Swedish food and learn about the culinary history of this Scandinavian country. Walk approximately 2 miles (3.5 km) through the bustling city, stopping at 7 local restaurants. Taste foods such as fish soup, meatballs and Swedish salty licorice; all tastings are included and add up to a full meal.

Experience the Northern Lights in Iceland in style, with an evening snowmobile tour and tipi dinner. Heading to the top of Mt. Ednavaara, you’ll have your best chance of seeing the Northern Lights, with the stars and snow around you. Dinner, cooked on a crackling fire and served up in a tipi, is sure to be a highlight of the experience.