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.
“We took very unique food tasting tour in Stockholm over the Christmas holiday. I tried foods that I never would have eaten on my own. Bear, moose, reindeer?! I actually like the bear! The tour was at a relaxed pace, but we covered several tasting stops. Our guide was very knowledgeable and friendly. I would…”
Walk Stockholm with a small group and sample seven classic Swedish bites, from golden-fried herring to a secret dish.
“We had a great experience tasting the delicious local food with a very informative tour guide. It was more than a food tour it offered a lot of history.”
A small-group 2-hour Stockholm Christmas walk with sweet-candy tasting, mulled wine, and festive lights around Gamla Stan and Kungsträdgården.
“Loredana did a fantastic job. She took us through all the Swedish Christmas traditions. It was cozy and we had a lovely time together.”
A private 3-hour Stockholm food walk with 6-8 tastings at markets and bakeries, plus a local’s tips and an included drink.
“Sari had a great itinerary of places to go to taste foods, as well as interesting facts about the city. We throughly enjoyed our evening. Also had some great recommendations of places to try after the tour.”
Taste Swedish classics in Gamla Stan and beyond on a 3-hour guided walk, with candy makers, lingonberries, and Princess cake.
“It was our first food tour and I went with my dad. The guide was a lovely, very friendly young 19 year old lad (apologies I can’t remember his name) he not only could give us plenty of interesting historical information about Stockholm but he also kindly took the time to answer our questions and…”
