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Walking tour Stockholm: Södermalm & Viewpoints

Walking tour Stockholm: Södermalm & Viewpoints

Stockholm, Sweden

Walking tour Stockholm: Södermalm & Viewpoints

Recommended by 99% of travelers
Stockholm, Sweden
  • 2 hours 30 minutes (approx.)
  • Mobile ticket
  • Offered in: English

Overview

The Södermalm district has gained the nickname of the “hipster capital” of Stockholm, thanks to its cool cafés, markets, and vintage shops. With this tour, save time doing research on Södermalm’s highlights, and let a guide show you around instead. During the tour, tick off a diverse range of sights, including the statue of Thor at Mariatorget, Stockholm Central Mosque, and Katarina Church.
  • Save time: See the best of Södermalm in just a couple of hours
  • Fascinating commentary on Viking mythology and Scandinavian culture
  • Tour showcases lots of great photo opportunities, such as Monteliusvagen
  • Get insider tips on Södermalm’s trendiest street and essential sights

Cancellation Policy

You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.

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Reviews

4.9
based on 103 reviews
Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor

Very interesting...

Gabriel_V, May 2023
Very interesting experience! In addition to telling us about the places we were sightseeing, the guide focused a lot on Swedish culture in general, which gave us a unique perspective we didn't get from other tours. The organisation was a little confusing, we ended up going with the Spanish group instead of the English one by mistake, but luckily we also speak Spanish and the guide was super friendly.

Disappointing

John_S, Sep 2022
Disappointing tour, guide did not walk us thru the hippest part, just told us about it. Actually the guide spent almost half the time talking about things we couldn’t see, that were in other parts of Stockholm. There was no cohesive story told about Sodermalm.