STOCKHOLM
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The 6 most popular 2-hour experiences in Stockholm. What each one actually shows you, who runs it, and what it costs.
Feel the speed on a 2-hour RIB ride through Stockholm Archipelago. Warm gear, Old Town views, Vaxholm Fortress, and bridges.
“Thank you for the amazing event and huge thanks to our top captain ANTON!”
RIB speedboat through Stockholm’s archipelago at 42 knots, with warm gear and a small group. Hit Vaxholm and back in about 2 hours.
“Great experience that is a bit more exciting than the standard tour boats. We had a great guide who gave plenty of information along the way. Hard to beat this mix of speed and nature especially when the weather is good.”
A 2-hour walking tour of Södermalm and SoFo with city views, Swedish design, and secret-feeling beaches—guided in English.
“I feel like the guide really did try to be engaging and chatty with us but I’m just not sure there was much to see. I feel like if we had just moved to the area and wanted to know places to eat, shop, drink etc, it would be helpful. But not so much from…”
Walk Stockholm Old Town with a guide through executions and Swedish folklore protections, plus water and forest spirits. 1.5-2 hours.
“Brilliant guide who was Very knowledgeable. Lots of facts told about the horrible and bloody history of Stockholm.”
A 2-hour Bloody Stockholm walk through Gamla Stan with a local horror-nerd guide: medieval creatures, gory history, and dark folklore.
“Emma was an excellent guide, very funny and informative we all thoroughly enjoyed the tour and she added extra bits in as we were lucky to be in a small group, would definitely recommend!”
A private 90-minute ghost and folklore walk through Stockholm’s Old Town, linking executions, protection charms, and water spirits along key stops.
“It seems that not much happened in Old Town Stockholm. Based on the name of this tour, we were expecting many interesting, gruesome, intriguing stories. Instead we were told that a body was found between the walls of the palace and they say her ghost still haunts the palace. Campfire stories are better than this.…”
