STOCKHOLM
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The 10 most popular tour reviews in 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 trip out. Everyone crushed onto the top deck though. As a lot of the boat space was taken up by the dinner cruise.”
Skansen in Stockholm is a 1-day open-air museum with 150 historic houses, 75 animal species, and seasonal markets. Admission ticket.
“Spectacular place. Definitely give yourself a few hours to walk around and explore. The demonstrations from all the different professions (we got to make a bookmark at the printers) and all the buildings were amazing.”
A 2-hour English-guided boat tour from Skeppsbron through the Stockholm Archipelago, passing Fjäderholmarna and Tegelön for $39.
“I found the self guided tour really interesting. The technology worked well and I felt I learned a lot about Swedish history that I wasn’t aware of.”
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.
“Amazing 2+ hour tour. Introduced us to life in Stockholm. Loved learning about city’s history. Would do this again!!”
A 90-minute lantern-lit ghost walk through Gamla Stan, mixing real Stockholm events with spooky myths, guided by funny locals.
“Chris was a great tour guide. He kept everything interesting and had tons of interesting facts. The walk was pretty easy and it wasn’t too spooky!”
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.
“Calum was amazing! He really puts you in the mood. His story telling makes the history of the city way more memorable and fun to remember”
2.5-hour guided cruise from Strandvägen to Vaxholm via Stockholm canals. Live English narration, blankets, and great waterfront photos.
“Lovely, relaxing cruise with commentary around the archipelago. Found a lovely sunny spot at the back of the ship. Some cruisers booked a lunch which looked incredible. Wish I had done the same!”
Nobel Prize Museum in Gamla Stan: multimedia exhibits, guided tour access, and special exhibitions, plus a quick stop for Nobel chocolate.
“When I was there, the museum was undergoing renovations, however we were able to see so many things. Everything was presented in very interesting and accessible way. It was definitely worth it!”
Ride Stockholm’s SkyView glass gondola beside Avicii Arena for 360° views from 130m. Timed entry, 25 minutes, great for photos.
“Such a wonderful experience. It's good that the godonla doesn't go fast. It's actually calming going up and down. It moves at a steady pace, so there is no anxiety or anything to create fear. It's perfect for viewing Stockholm from the top. I had fun”
