Stockholm can feel big until a local points the way. This private, interest-based walking tour strings together the city’s biggest “wow” moments and its quieter corners, with guides who slow down for the details. I love the custom itinerary that…
Stockholm can feel like a lot at once, so this tour helps you sort it fast. You get a tight, high-impact circuit of the city’s biggest names and a few quieter moments, all with guides who know how to keep…
A quick way to get your bearings in Stockholm. I like that this tour mixes safe bike lanes with real street-level stories, so you get the city’s feel without drowning in facts. Two things I really love are the efficiency…
Old Town cobblestones meet a sunken warship. I love how this tour gives you Gamla Stan context fast, then pivots to the Vasa Museum with guided storytelling that makes the ship feel real. The big plus is that admission and…
A tour by electric golf cart makes Stockholm feel close. You get an efficient, eco-friendly way to cover central neighborhoods, with stops where cars can’t go and viewpoints that make your photos look planned. Riddarholmen and Södermalm are the kind…
Under bridges, Stockholm shrinks into manageable size. This 2 hours 15 minutes Stockholm highlights boat tour keeps you moving past the sights without the walking, with English narration you can hear through the boat’s speakers (plus smartphone audio for other…
A good bike tour turns a city into a story you can ride. This one works because you’re moving through Stockholm’s islands and lanes on an easy city bike, while your guide connects the big landmarks to everyday details. I…
Stockholm rewards slow walking. This 3-hour route links Old Town icons with royal and Nobel-era stops, all in one tidy loop. You get the big sights like Stortorget, the Royal Palace area, Stockholm City Hall, and the Nobel Prize Museum…
Stockholm from the water makes the city feel instantly bigger. This 135-minute highlights cruise takes you under bridges, past the inner-city views, and through a lock connecting the Baltic Sea and Lake Mälaren, all with recorded commentary you can switch…