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Discover several of Stockholm’s most in-demand highlights in just half a day on this time-saving walking tour. Wander along the cobblestone streets of the centuries-old Gamla Stan (Old Town), admire the distinct City Hall and Royal Palace, visit the Vasa Museum, and take a short ferry ride to Djurgården island and see the city from the water.

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.

Roam freely through the architectural wonders and historic monuments of Gothenburg with this biking tour. Led by a guide riding the legendary penny farthing style bike, these adventures are customisable according to your schedule and preferences. Tour highlights include the Näckrosdammen park filled with water lily's and the charming neighbourhood of Linnégatan. Use of a bicycle and access is to a helmet is included for your convenience.

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.

The City Hall is not only the most visited building in Stockholm but it is also the office of the Stockholm City Council. It was built in the Swedish National Romantic Style but it is also here where every year, on the anniversary of Alfred Nobel’s death on December 10th, the Nobel Prize Banquet is held. This is one of the most popular visits in town. The tour itself lasts about 45 minutes per regulations that we need to follow in The City Hall, but after that, we will visit the courtyards and garden facing Lake Mälaren. From here you will have a fantastic view of the city and is fantastic for taking photos or just relaxing and admiring the scenery.

Discover a new perspective on the Swedish capital—from a kayak—on this small-group kayaking tour of Stockholm. This beginner-friendly tour makes it easy to discover the city's most important landmarks, all in a single excursion. After a brief introduction and safety lesson, grab your gear and set out through the city's central waterways. See City Hall, the Riddarholmen Kyrka, Gamla Stan, Södermalm, and more along the way.

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.

Experience Stockholm both by land and by water on this unique tour. Start your tour in the Old Town, enjoying the charming medieval cobbled streets and seeing key sights like the Opera House, Royal Palace, and more. Then proceed to the canal component, gliding along the Djurgårdsbrunn Canal with views of the Stockholm skyline. Note that gratuities and hotel pickup are not included.

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

Take in the top sights in Stockholm by land and sea with this unique amphibious bus tour. Set off with the “Ocean Bus” to drive by land-locked highlights like the Royal Palace and Royal Theater, then take the plunge into the sea as your tour bus becomes a tour boat. Cruise by the city’s main islands, covering the capital in just an hour, and learn about the local history and landmarks from the guide on board.

Explore the Stockholm archipelago via kayak on this small-group tour. Just under an hour outside the bustling city of Stockholm is a group of islands in the Baltic Sea, just waiting to be discovered. Spend the day in this peaceful atmosphere, stopping for provided lunch and snacks. All equipment and instruction is provided; beginners are welcome.

See three popular Stockholm attractions in just one day—the City Hall, the Old Town of Gamla Stan, and the Vasa Museum—on this comprehensive tour. The Vasa Museum on Djurgarden island is popular and spread across multiple levels, which can make a first visit a hassle. This tour includes admission tickets, a ferry ride, and a guided tour to ensure you make the most of it. Plus, explore atmospheric Gamla Stan and stop for a coffee break (own expense) at a local café.

Most boat tours only cover a tiny part of the Stockholm Archipelago, which is home to around 30,000 islands. This high-speed, small-group RIB adventure covers more ground by whisking you across the Baltic, past numerous islands and historic sites, to the idyllic island of Grinda where you have free time to explore on foot before heading back to the city.

Maximize your time in Stockholm with a time-saving 2-in-1 experience that combines an Old Town walking tour and archipelago cruise. Explore the Swedish capital’s history-filled streets, medieval alleys, and hidden corners on foot before jumping on board for a cruise around some of the Stockholm Archipelago's 30,000 islands.

Haga is one of the oldest neighborhoods in Gothenburg. The pedestrian street Haga Nygata is lined with well-preserved houses, many in the characteristic Gothenburg style called "landshövdingehus" with one floor in brick and the rest in wood. Each iconic house and building have a wealth of historic significance and during this tour we will enlighten you in some of the best ones. During the 1900th century the entire neighbourhood used to be a slum with a seedy reputation although you would never know it today as Haga is by far the city’s hippest area with no shortage of cafes, delicatessens and independent shops guaranteed to charm you in the most Swedish of ways. Our local guide will navigate you to the must see places, the hidden gems, the local hotspots and give you a proper introduction into the most iconic neighbourhood of Gothenburg.

Your time in Stockholm is precious, so don't waste it waiting for others or visiting places that don't interest you. This private tour is fully customizable, so you will visit only the places you want to see. In the company of your group and a guide, you can explore at your own pace.

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.

This isn't your typical history tour. It's Stockholm through the eyes of a local friend. Amike means "friend," and that's exactly what this experience is about. Not a tour with a flag to follow or a script to recite. Just a relaxed walk with someone who lives here and loves sharing this city with visitors. You'll get history, of course, but also Swedish culture, daily life, fun facts, quirky traditions, and honest local tips. Why do Swedes take their shoes off indoors? What's fika really about? Where do locals actually eat in Gamla Stan? Your guide answers it all. We start at the Parliament, walk through Riddarholmen for waterfront views, then explore Gamla Stan's medieval alleys, colorful squares, and hidden courtyards. Along the way, expect conversation, not a lecture. Ask anything, go at your own pace, and leave feeling like you actually know Stockholm. Small groups only. Personal experience guaranteed. Come as a tourist, leave as a friend of Stockholm.

If you’ve got limited time in Stockholm and you’re keen to get your bearings and discover many of its top landmarks in just a few hours, then this is the tour for you. Enjoy a small-group guided bike ride which covers a lot more ground than a walking tour. Ride at a relaxed pace, with plenty of stops along the way, including City Hall, Gamla Stan, Riddarholmen Church, and Skansen.

This is the only Stockholm archipelago sightseeing cruise in Sweden to serve craft beer onboard. Step aboard the historic ship M/S Vindhem for a relaxed, live-guided journey through Stockholm’s canals and archipelago. Departing from central Stockholm, leave the city behind and glide past green islands, calm waterways, and classic Nordic coastal scenery while enjoying carefully selected local craft beer and gentle onboard music.Enjoy a premium archipelago tour across Sweden on a spacious and exceptionally comfortable boat. Choose between spacious outdoor decks with panoramic views or comfortable indoor seating if the weather changes. Along the route, your live guide shares stories of royal summer retreats, maritime traditions, and local history as you cruise through the Djurgården Canal and past islands such as Fjäderholmarna. This refined experience blends sightseeing, storytelling, and taste into one memorable Swedish archipelago cruise.

Welcome to one of Europe's largest and most vibrant castles. The castle is HM the King's official residence and essential parts of the monarchy's representation take place here, while large parts of the castle are open all year round. Located in Gamla Stan or The Old Town, The Royal Palace of Stockholm has more than 1,400 rooms, 11 floors, and only 1 balcony. The Palace is also the largest official Royal residence in Europe, even larger than Buckingham Palace in London. There are many attractions here - the Treasury with the royal regalia, Museum Three Crowns about the castle's medieval history, and not least the Representation floors with the pompous parade rooms. During the summer months, Gustav III's antiquities museum and the Castle Church are also open. The changing of the guards is popular with visitors, as is the Slottsboden shop.

Explore the Swedish capital in style—and take in top attractions with ease—on this small-group Segway tour of Stockholm. After getting comfortable on your Segway, set off to discover famous landmarks including the Nobel Museum, Royal Palace, Town Hall, and more. Along the way, gain insight into Stockholm’s history and heritage, and see a side to the city many visitors miss.

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.

Uncover the secrets of Stockholm's Old Town (or, "Gamla Stan") on this walking tour. Follow your guide through the cobblestone streets and past colorfully painted buildings as they reveal to you the hidden stories of this historic area. Be transported back to the middle ages with tales of noblemen, princesses, and dukes while getting an excellent overview and orientation of the city to prepare you for further independent exploration.