STOCKHOLM
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The 6 most popular food in Stockholm. What each one actually shows you, who runs it, and what it costs.
Östermalm to Gamla Stan in 4 hours: Swedish tastings, wine, beer, and fika. Small-group walk with a local guide in English.
“Lovely time with a native Stockholmer who showed us lots of food and shred some history. Started 4:00 and went to about 7:15. Groups are much smaller in winter, fyi.”
Taste Sweden the local way on a 4-hour, 7-stop walk in Stockholm, with licorice lessons, fish soup, meatballs, and more.
“You get to taste the food the locals eat. We were able to taste many things and perhaps more licorice than we bargained for. We learned the history of many of the dishes we ate. The tour lasted 4 hours and we walked at least 3 miles.”
Walk Stockholm with a small group and sample seven classic Swedish bites, from golden-fried herring to a secret dish.
“David was an awesome tour guide! We saw many interesting places and ate a variety of Swedish delicacies….”
A small-group 2-hour Stockholm Christmas walk with sweet-candy tasting, mulled wine, and festive lights around Gamla Stan and Kungsträdgården.
“This was a fantastic experience. One of the best Viator tours I’ve ever been on. It was fun, informative, and all around a great time.”
A private 3-hour Stockholm food walk with 6-8 tastings at markets and bakeries, plus a local’s tips and an included drink.
“De tour voldeed niet aan wat jullie hadden beloofd bij de boeking. De tour zou 4 uur duren met 7 stops. Ik had de gids geïnformeerd dat ik met een kruk loop, maar met 7 stops zou het wel lukken. Volgens haar was de tour 3 uur en we hebben 2 stops gehad die niet…”
Taste Swedish classics in Gamla Stan and beyond on a 3-hour guided walk, with candy makers, lingonberries, and Princess cake.
“Nills was absolutely great! The restaurants and dishes were super thought out and I learned so much about the area. I 100% recommend.”
