STOCKHOLM
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The 10 most popular museums in Stockholm. What each one actually shows you, who runs it, and what it costs.
Skansen in Stockholm is a 1-day open-air museum with 150 historic houses, 75 animal species, and seasonal markets. Admission ticket.
“So much fun and so much to see. Didn’t realize how big it really was. You need PLENTY of time to go here. So worth it!”
Nobel Prize Museum in Gamla Stan: multimedia exhibits, guided tour access, and special exhibitions, plus a quick stop for Nobel chocolate.
“Well organized and lots of information. Learnt a lot”
Visit Fotografiska in Stockholm for contemporary photography exhibitions, harbor views, and great food stops in a one-day admission ticket.
“It was good museum to visit. informative and eyes opening.”
Visit the Viking Museum in Stockholm with an included audio guide, guided tours, and Ragnfrid’s Saga ride, then lunch at Eld.
“The museum is amazing! I don't have anything in particular that could've been better. The ride at the end was also fantastic!”
2-hour English Vasa Museum guided tour with admission included, small group size, and an expert to make the ship’s story click.
“Our guide Kara was excellent! She knows SO MUCH about history. Aside from Kara being excellent, this tour was just a little too long for us. We aren’t mega history buffs and it was a bit intense - long tour with lots of standing, not a lot of places to sit.”
Skip lines at the Viking Museum in Stockholm with a mobile ticket, an English audio guide, and Ragnfrid’s 11-minute saga journey.
“Very poor, not much information about the Viking ancestors or life style, only a short ride in a electric car with a silly story line, the staff was very nice but note worth the money, you can get more info on Google then the Viking museum”
Stockholm Pass with Vasa Museum: use QR codes to enter 50+ sights and archipelago cruises across 1–5 days.
“Top not having to buy separate tickets. Flop because the QR is not working in the musea. Not in the app, not in IPhone wallet. Very annoying at every ticket booth.”
Small-group walk through Stockholm’s Old Town with ferry views and skip-the-line entry to the Vasa Museum, ending on Djurgården.
“Great experience and a wonderful to get introduced to Stockholm. Our guide was knowledgeable and provide great stories and insight to what we saw.”
Stockholm in one morning: City Hall views, Old Town walk, ferry to Djurgården, and a guided Vasa Museum visit with skip-the-line.
“Oscar was an amazing guide. We covered a lot of ground & he was very informative & great sense of humor. Highly recommend this tour to get as much out of our one day in this beautiful city.”
Private Stockholm Old Town walk and Vasa Museum skip-the-line tickets, with a short ferry ride and an English guide in 3 hours.
“Our guide, Marc, was excellent. He was insightful and interesting”
