Top Sweden Walking Tours

Get your bearings in Stockholm without the stress navigating the city on your own. This small-group walking tour leads you to the Swedish capital’s most important landmarks, including the Royal Palace and Stortorget, in the company of a guide who fills you in on the city's history and culture.

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.

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.

Instead of wandering aimlessly around Stockholm’s Old Town (Gamla Stan) and not fully understanding what you see, on this guided walking tour you’ll learn more about Swedish culture and history. The tour is carefully designed chronologically, starting with the Viking times and moving into the medieval era, so you can better understand Swedish history as a whole. This tour is ideal for curious travelers.

Stockholm is filled with great places to eat, but, for outsiders, it can be tricky to find the best spots. This small-group walking tour takes you on a journey through the Swedish capital's culinary scene with stops at restaurants and specialty stores to sample delicious dishes while learning about the city’s history, culture, and culinary heritage.

A private, customizable walking tour of Gothenburg led by a friendly local guide, available in flexible 2 to 6 hour options, designed to showcase the city’s highlights at a relaxed pace. Starting from a central meeting point, the group will wander picturesque canals, elegant boulevards, cobblestoned lanes, historic squares, scenic waterfront promenades, and leafy parks while hearing stories of maritime heritage, Dutch‑influenced city planning, and modern Swedish culture. Expect hidden courtyards, photo‑worthy viewpoints, charming neighborhoods, and vibrant street life, with time for a relaxed break and insider tips tailored to interests like history, architecture, design, or everyday local life. The route is fully walkable and is personalized for pace and mobility, perfect for first‑timers, families, friends, or teams seeking an authentic Gothenburg welcome.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Start your morning with a crisp hike on the trails of Abisko National Park in the Arctic on this guided tour. Join a small group and navigate snowy trails for beautiful views of the river canyon, ancient mountain birch forest, mountain peaks, and Lake Torneträsk. The hike follows well-trodden trails, making this a relatively easy hike for most travelers.

This is the perfect overview tour for first-time visitors to Stockholm, or travelers interested in learning about its history. Save the research time, and enjoy a guided tour that reveals fascinating stories about warrior kings, famous inventors, modern tech entrepreneurs, and world-renowned companies that began in Sweden. During the tour, tick off plenty of top sights such as Riddarholmen, the City Hall, the Royal Palace, and the picturesque Old Town.

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 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.

A visit to an unfamiliar city can be greatly enriched by spending time with someone who lives there. Have the special chance to explore Stockholm with a local who shares your interests—and together build a customized itinerary that works best for you—on this ultra-flexible, private tour. Together with your guide, explore the parts of Stockholm that interest you most, and discover spots you'd be unlikely to find alone.

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.

See Stockholm through a local's eyes—and explore the Swedish capital with someone who knows the city well—on this private, custom walking tour. Select a tour duration and start time that work best for your schedule; then set off on a walking tour that's tailored to your interests and preferences. Explore at your own pace, and see the sights that interest you most.

Get to know Malmö better on a small-group walking tour with a local guide. Your guide will focus on the parts of the city that most tourists overlook, giving you a special insight from their insider perspective. Ideal for first-time visitors to Malmö or anyone wanting a quick but insightful overview.

Check out the most famous landmarks in Malmo, and some more hidden ones too on this small-group, intimate tour. You’ll see Town Hall, Charles X sculpture, St. Peter’s Church, and much more. You’ll keep costs down by sharing your guide, and also have plenty of time left in your day since this tour is only about an hour long.

Price includes: - 24 EUR Vasa Museum ticket (skip the line with guide!) - 5 EUR ferry ride - 3 hours with a professional local guide in a SMALL GROUP (max 10 people!) - 30% commission for TripAdvisor/Viator Spending the weekend and looking to learn some Swedish and Stockholm history? Unsure of what to do on a day trip to Stockholm but want to hit all the must-sees in one go? Arriving by cruise and only have a couple of hours to spare in the city? If you are looking for a special local tour of Stockholm's main landmarks, with an English speaker as your guide, then look no further, this tour is for you! Guided walking excursion through: - the courtyard of City Hall - the streets of the Old Town (Gamla Stan) - & inside of Vasa Museum in a small group (Vasa entrance ticket included in the price). We guarantee: - small groups of max 10 guests for a cozy experience - 1-on-1 time with our expert guides so you can ask all the questions you want

Price includes: - 7 samples of Swedish Christmas food and drinks - 2 hours with a professional local guide in a SMALL GROUP (max 10 people!) - 30% commission for TripAdvisor/Viator Discover how Christmas is celebrated in Sweden, from the food, to the traditions and rituals. You will be able to soak up the Swedish Christmas spirit with a tasting of holiday dishes and treats. Disclaimers: - If you have any food allergies, please state them by DMing us. - the Christmas light displays start only around 3 pm as of November 17th, 2026 (so you won't see most lights turned on if you choose the morning tour) - the Old Town Christmas market is only open from November 28th to December 23rd, but there are other markets we will refer you to if you join us before Nov 28th.