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Discover the monuments, museums, galleries and tranquil nature of Stockholm’s Royal Game Park. Discover the best things to do in Djurgården with a Private Local Guide. Optional: skip-the-line tickets to the open-air museum Skansen and Vasa Museum. HIGHLIOGHTS: - Discover the best things to do in Kungliga Djurgarden with a 5-Star Local Guide - Get insider’s tips on popular attractions such as the ABBA Museum and Gröna Lund - Immerse yourself in local history, urban legends and cultural anecdotes - Skip the queue to Skansen and learn about life in Sweden (4- and 6-hour tours only) - Beat the crowds with skip-the-line tickets to the top-rated Vasa Museum (6-hour tour only) Stockholm is a city bursting at the seams with fascinating places to see and exciting things to do! The Kungliga Djurgarden district is home to the most popular museums and Top Attractions in Stockholm.

Explore Stockholm without stress, long ticket lines, or complicated planning. With the Stockholm MegaPass, you get access to the city’s most iconic attractions — bundled into one flexible and easy-to-use pass. With the Stockholm MegaPass, you can select your preferred attractions after booking and organize your itinerary based on your travel plans. Choose the MegaPass option that fits your trip: Essential Pass – Perfect for 2–3 Days See Stockholm’ must-see highlights with a curated selection of top attractions. Ideal if you’re visiting for a short stay and want the essentials without overpaying. Explorer Pass – For 3–5 Days & Deeper Discovery Upgrade your experience with additional premium attractions. Perfect if you want to explore more of Stockholm at your own pace. After booking, access your MegaPass account to choose your attractions, reserve your preferred dates and time slots, and present your mobile tickets at the entrance.

We customise our tours & experiences based on the travellers needs and interests. During tour ,we move at our own pace and linger longer when the interest does arise.

Step into Uppsala with a private guide at your side. You walk cobbled streets where echoes of Viking chants linger. Inside the great cathedral, stone pillars rise toward vaulted ceilings that whisper of saints and kings. The air cools as you pass medieval façades and hear of scholars who changed the world. At the castle courtyard, the breeze carries stories of ambition and intrigue. Your path leads through gardens where scents of summer blooms drift in the air. Each turn reveals a detail of Uppsala’s past, from manuscripts to river trade. Time moves gently on this two hour walk. You leave with sights and sounds still stirring in memory. -Listen to legends inside Uppsala Cathedral -Feel the breeze atop Uppsala Castle walls -Stroll gardens scented with Swedish summer blooms -See river reflections shimmer beneath stone bridges

This private Christmas walking tour reveals Kiruna’s Arctic heritage. You will explore a historic northern city shaped by Nordic traditions and mining civilization. Kiruna Church glows with architectural elegance during the festive season. What winter legends and cultural traditions live beyond the Arctic Circle? Historic streets create a peaceful and inspiring holiday atmosphere. You will feel the warmth of local heritage beneath the northern sky. Classical wooden architecture reflects centuries of resilience and community spirit. Each step uncovers stories of transformation and cultural identity. A professional guide shares festive traditions and historical insight with depth. The route offers a refined and meaningful seasonal experience. Discover Kiruna through Christmas charm and timeless Scandinavian heritage. Please note: The program and attractions may vary based on booking date/time and crowd conditions, ensuring each visit is a unique experience.

Stockholm’s archipelago is a world of 30,000 islands and skerries, but its true essence is captured in the charming town of Vaxholm. On this self-guided tour, you’ll hear the stories behind Sweden’s coastal defense and the summer paradise that wealthy Stockholmers have cherished for over 150 years. This tour starts and ends at the harbor in front of the historic Waxholms Hotel, with views of the imposing Vaxholm Fortress. You’ll weave through the Fishermen’s Town with its distinctive wooden architecture, stroll past centuries-old water pumps, and explore charming streets where Swedish summer life has flourished since steamboats first connected Vaxholm to Stockholm in the 1840s. Along the way, you’ll discover how this strategic defense point has shaped the town’s unique character. You’ll hear stories about brave fishermen’s wives who rowed fresh herring to Stockholm markets each day, and the tale of a Polish-Lithuanian princess who chose imprisonment with her husband over freedom.

Visby is intact because Visby died young. In the mid fourteenth century, plague, a Danish king's army, and a fleet from Lübeck struck this island city in quick succession, leaving the wall, twelve ruined churches, and cobbled streets exactly where they had stood. This self-guided audio walking tour of Visby brings that story to life on your phone, with no physical guide and no fixed start time. Walk the Ringmuren, three kilometres of medieval wall, and discover why it was built against fellow Gotlanders, not foreign invaders. Hear about a friar who bought two harbour properties to expand his choir, a boy in chainmail at the foot of the wall, and a silver coin reading 'Moses is the messenger of God' dug up beneath a Gotlandic farmhouse. If you want to pause for photos, sit beside a ruin, or stop for coffee without being rushed, this Visby walking tour fits you. Over 20,000 travelers have used your self-guided tours, and this one comes with a full refund guarantee.

We pick you up from Kemi and Haparanda-Tornio hotels, stations etc. to visit the Nicolaus Rungius in his home church in Keminmaa. Rungius was vicar priest in Kemi village at 16th century. He died in 1629 and never rottened. Rungius can be seen during summer in his open coffin in the old St. Michael’s Church in Keminmaa. On the same trip we can also visit the top of Sea Lapland, the viewtower of Kalli outdoor area to see the landscapes of Kemi-Tornio area. After visiting the tower we drive you back.

Most travelers think they’ve seen Stockholm after visiting Gamla Stan and the main waterfronts. But what if I told you the city’s true charm hides in its quiet streets, hidden alleys, and stories only a local can share? Exploring alone, it’s easy to miss the history and details that give Stockholm its unique character. You might leave thinking you’ve seen it all, while the city’s best secrets stay hidden. Our Walking Tour in Stockholm changes that. Your guide adapts to your interests, showing both iconic landmarks and hidden gems. Discover Stockholm’s real heart, beyond the surface.

Embark on a journey starting from Max Burgers, where your guide awaits to lead you through Stockholm's iconic sights. Begin at Stortorget, the picturesque main square of the Old Town, known for its vibrant buildings and storied past. Explore the Royal Palace, the regal residence of Sweden's monarch, delving into its history and significance. Admire the Statue of St. George, symbolizing bravery in the face of adversity. Discover Stockholm City Hall, adorned with three golden crowns, emblematic of Sweden's heritage. Traverse Mårten Trotzigs gränd, the city's narrowest alley, steeped in history. Explore Riddarholmen, the Knights Islet, famed for its historic palace. Conclude at the Royal Swedish Opera, gaining insights into its cultural importance. Throughout, your guide will illuminate Stockholm's history, culture, and architectural marvels, ensuring an unforgettable experience.

We customize these tours/activities based on the travelers preferences and interests. Also, based on the category of participants youth and senior. We move at our own pace and linger longer when the interest does arise. Together,we discover hidden gems ,mingle with the locals and immerse into the local culture.

Karlskrona isn’t just another coastal city, it’s a completely planned naval fortress from the 1680s. It’s so perfectly preserved that UNESCO named it a World Heritage Site. On this self-guided audio tour, you’ll discover how a Swedish king transformed a farmer’s fields into one of Europe’s most powerful naval bases, and hear the stories of the farmers, soldiers, and royals who shaped this unique maritime city. The tour starts at Hoglands Park, where farmer Vitus Andersson once owned all this land before King Karl XI seized it to build his new naval city. You’ll cross onto Stumholmen Island, once a strictly forbidden military zone, and explore the heart of naval operations. There, you’ll find the clothing workshop with oversized windows for tailors, and the barracks designed like a ship’s interior where 500 sailors slept in hammocks. The tour ends at the Karlskrona Naval Museum, where the historic ship Jarramas launched in 1900 to train young naval cadets.

Kalmar punches well above its weight for a small Swedish city. On this self-guided audio tour, you’ll find out how wars, royal power struggles, and sheer stubbornness shaped one of Scandinavia’s most strategically important cities. The tour starts by Kalmar’s old city wall, Gamla Stadsmuren, near Baronen shopping mall. You’ll climb onto the restored defensive ramparts for views over the water, and hear an introduction to the city’s turbulent history with Denmark. As you stroll through streets lined with small wooden houses that once sheltered craftsmen and traders, you’ll hear stories about the city’s poorest residents. You’ll also hear a few dramatic Swedish Game of Thrones stories from the 1600s, including a hunger battle in Kalmar. The tour ends at Kalmar Castle, a medieval fortress transformed into a Renaissance palace by the sons of King Gustav Vasa and Lithuanian-Polish Princess Katarina Jagiellon, and where you will hear a ghost story of a lady roaming its towers.

Step into a world of queens, kings, and conspiracies at Drottningholm Palace Park – home to Sweden’s royal family. On this self-guided audio tour, you’ll explore the UNESCO World Heritage palace grounds with their magnificent gardens that span multiple eras and styles. From the grandeur of the Baroque pleasure garden to the Chinese Pavilion, each area has its own fascinating stories about the monarchs who shaped this royal retreat. The tour starts at Drottningholm Quay, where Queen Hedvig Eleonora first arrived in 1661. As you walk, you’ll discover how each generation transformed the park in its own way. Along the way you’ll come across sculptures that were once war trophies, and a dining table that vanished through the floor. The tour ends near the tennis courts, where King Gustav V once played, connecting Drottningholm’s rich past to more recent royal history.

Stockholm, the captivating capital of Sweden, invites you to explore its rich history and modern flair across 14 islands. Wander through the charming cobblestones of Gamla Stan, visit the Royal Palace, and delve into world-class museums like the Vasa and ABBA Museums. Nature enthusiasts will love Djurgården, featuring the oldest open-air museum, Skansen. With the interactive map, uncover four themed routes tailored for history buffs, families, drivers, and shoppers, ensuring you discover over 200 points of interest at your own pace. - Discover the historic charm of Gamla Stan and the Royal Palace - Explore museums including the Vasa Museum and Fotografiska - Enjoy family-friendly attractions with the Navicup Green Line route - Navigate Stockholm's best shopping areas with tailored routes

Unleash your creativity in a workshop dedicated to the traditional art of papermaking. In this engaging two-hour session, participants will transform textile-based materials such as old linen napkins and worn cotton shirts into beautiful handmade sheets of paper. Discover the intricate process from pulping the fibers to forming unique creations, all while learning sustainable practices. Feel free to bring your own textiles to personalize your experience. As the finished paper requires time to dry, options are available for later pickup or mail delivery.

This cozy walking tour blends Swedish fika culture with with history, storytelling, hidden Old Town gems and truly top-notch pastries from a historical bakery which is also one of the best in Sweden — all in a small group with a passionate local guide.

On this tour, Magical Places founder Viggo Cavling guides you to five selected magical places in the Old Town where some of the most dramatic events in history have occurred.

Our tour begins in front of the Nobel Prize Museum, where you'll start your journey through Stockholm's Old Town. As you walk, your guide will share stories and insights about the city's history, from its early Middle Ages beginnings to the present day. One of the highlights of the tour is Stortorget, the city's original square, known for its iconic colorful buildings. You'll also visit the Royal Palace, the official residence of the King of Sweden, and the Stockholm Cathedral, one of the city's oldest buildings. As you stroll through the Old Town, you'll have the opportunity to admire the smallest statue in Sweden, Järnpojken (Iron Boy). You'll also see the St George and the Dragon statue, which symbolizes the historic battle between Sweden and Denmark. The tour will also take you to Riddarholmen Island, to admire views of Lake Malaren and the island's historic buildings.

A self-guided audio walking tour through Stockholm, based on the story of the disastrous Vasa shipwreck. Join Agnes, who was on board the Vasa ship when it sank on its maiden voyage in 1628. Ten years later, she still can’t shake the feeling that something else was lost in the water as well that day. There seem to be answers hidden away in a locked box her mother keeps in the attic, so Agnes decides to steal the box and head out on the streets of Stockholm in an attempt to trace down the secrets of the Vasa ship. Join her in 17:th century Stockholm through sound, game elements and classic storytelling. This audio walking tour is self-guided via a GPS-based app downloaded to your phone. When you buy the tour you'll receive an email with instructions on how to download the app which serves as your guide, game and narrator. Listen to the story while you walk, and help Agnes solve tasks in each location. You can start, pause and end the tour when you want.

Discover Stockholm your way with Ciceru’s self-guided walking tour—audio and text in 7 languages, right on your phone. No app, no hassle—just press play and explore! Stroll through the streets of the Swedish capital and trace its journey from a small Viking settlement to one of Europe’s most modern and sustainable cities. Travel through centuries of change as you visit iconic landmarks like the Royal Palace, seat of monarchical power, and the Riksdagshuset, symbol of Sweden’s democratic transformation. Wander the cobbled alleys of Gamla Stan, the medieval old town, and admire the majestic silhouette of City Hall, forever linked to the Nobel Prize celebrations. Whether you're a history enthusiast, architecture lover, or curious traveler, this tour offers an immersive and unforgettable journey through the ages that shaped the soul of Stockholm.

Cycling is one of the best ways to experience Stockholm, letting you see more while riding at a comfortable pace with regular stops for photos and views. The tour starts in central Stockholm and follows scenic waterfronts, streets, and green parks. You will pass landmarks such as Stockholm City Hall, the Royal Palace, Riddarholmen, and Gamla Stan, the historic Old Town, while your guide shares stories about the city’s past and present. You continue across bridges and along bike paths to Djurgården, a peaceful island known for its nature, museums, and historic buildings. The mix of famous sights and local favorites gives you a great overview of Stockholm. With dedicated cycling lanes and calm traffic, Stockholm is very bike friendly and suitable for most ages and fitness levels. Premium 7-Speed city bikes are included, and the shared group format makes this a social and enjoyable experience.

When the museums have locked their ancient doors, the shops have closed, and the crowds have disappeared, the streets of Gamla Stan are handed over to the spirits, the legends, and to you. This self guided ghost walk brings Stockholm’s Old Town to life through vivid audio storytelling, leading you through its narrow medieval alleys, hidden corners, and haunting past. With your 24 hour access you will be able to uncover chilling tales, forgotten history, and the eerie atmosphere that only appears after dark. It is a flexible way to experience one of Stockholm’s most historic districts without groups, schedules, or the usual tourist rush. - No app download, works directly from your browser - Start anytime, anywhere - Explore haunted streets, historic landmarks, and hidden corners - Immersive storytelling with soundscapes and voice narration After booking, simply enter the last 5 digits of your phone number in the “access code” field at Cityghostwalk.trales.io to activate your access.

A funny, self-guided, audio walking tour about Stockholm's history. Glenn the ghost is stuck haunting a city he despises: Stockholm. Could it have anything to do with a mysterious box left there by his mother? Go for a walk with Glenn, and save him from roaming the streets. Glenn shares anecdotes about historic Stockholm failures as you walk. The murder of King Gustav III? Very poorly planned, if you ask Glenn. Don't even get him started on Stockholm's bloodbath... This tour is self-guided via a GPS-based app downloaded to your phone. When you buy the tour, you receive an email with instructions on how to download the app which serves as your guide and narrator. Listen to the story while you walk. Sounds, illustrations, and game elements are triggered to show up on your mobile screen when you get close to them. The further you walk, the closer you get to finding the truth of why Glenn is haunting a city he dislikes so much. You can start, pause and end the tour whenever you want.