STOCKHOLM
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The 10 most popular stockholm. What each one actually shows you, who runs it, and what it costs.
Guided cruise on a classic Stockholm archipelago ship. Choose 1.5–3 hours, enjoy live commentary, and warm up onboard.
“lovely old boat , with a great guide ( in swedish and English). bar selling refreshments was well stocked and reasonably priced. toilets were clean and the whole 2 1/2 trip was well run”
Skansen in Stockholm is a 1-day open-air museum with 150 historic houses, 75 animal species, and seasonal markets. Admission ticket.
“The staff there we wonderful. We had so much fun and it was super interesting”
A 2-hour English-guided boat tour from Skeppsbron through the Stockholm Archipelago, passing Fjäderholmarna and Tegelön for $39.
“Beautiful tour, interesting and funny facts. Can only recommend it to everyone visiting Stockholm.”
See Stockholm from the water on a 135-minute tour through bridges and a lock, with multi-language audio and small-group value for $39.
“Stephan was excellent. One of the best tour guy from our experience(visited about 30countries)”
A 90-minute lantern-lit ghost walk through Gamla Stan, mixing real Stockholm events with spooky myths, guided by funny locals.
“Loved the tour and our guide Callum! It was interesting to hear all the morbid and creepy stories. Stockholm has quite the bloody history and Callum knows how to tell them.”
A 2.5-hour English walking tour of Stockholm Old Town, packed with landmarks, included entries on select stops, and strong guide energy.
“Sophie, a graduate student studying languages, was very personable, interesting and well-informed. She gave us a wonderful experience.”
Lantern-lit ghost and history walk through Gamla Stan: murders, mysteries, and German church crypts, told by an English guide.
“Amazing tour with tour guide Chris Very informative and interesting Would definitely recommend doing this tour of the seedier side of old Stockholm Ends up beneath old German church where they stored all the dead people”
2.5-hour guided cruise from Strandvägen to Vaxholm via Stockholm canals. Live English narration, blankets, and great waterfront photos.
“We went mid Nov so the outside weather was quite cold but meant that the 2pm start gave us a lovely sunset to watch as we travelled. It was warm inside with additional covered seating. The guide was so knowledgeable and interesting. I would recommend.”
Nobel Prize Museum in Gamla Stan: multimedia exhibits, guided tour access, and special exhibitions, plus a quick stop for Nobel chocolate.
“It was fascinating to learn more about Alfred Nobel, the origin of the prizes, the awards banquet, and the items that the laureates donated to the museum. If you get the chance to go through a guided tour by one of the museum staff, it's a great way to get through most of the museum…”
Ride Stockholm’s SkyView glass gondola beside Avicii Arena for 360° views from 130m. Timed entry, 25 minutes, great for photos.
“We didn’t have to queue so that was good and we had the gondola all to ourselves.”
