STOCKHOLM
Stockholm’s best, on and off the water.
The 10 most popular museum & gallery tickets in Stockholm. The ones travellers actually fill a day with, with prices, run times and who to book through.
Visit Skansen in Stockholm: a one-day ticket to Sweden’s open-air past, with 150 historic buildings, Nordic animals, and seasonal markets.
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Stockholm’s Nobel Prize Museum in Gamla Stan: guided tour, multimedia exhibits, and temporary exhibition entry for about $18.
Skip-the-line entry to Stockholm’s Avicii Experience. Interactive tribute to Tim Bergling with VR, DJ play, and unreleased music.
Fotografiska Museum Stockholm ticket ($22) for contemporary photography, bay-view dining, and poster-worthy souvenirs at Stadsgården.
Explore Stockholm’s Viking Museum with daily guided tours, an included audio guide, and the Ragnfrid’s Saga adventure ride.
Fotografiska Stockholm admission gets you 90 minutes of standout photography, with optional top-floor dining and Baltic Sea city views.
“I love how the exhibitions were curated and I had a great time viewing them as well as enjoying what they had to offer in the bistro and gift shop!”
Skip lines at Stockholm’s Viking Museum with a mobile ticket. Multilingual audio guide and Ragnfrid’s saga in 1–2 hours.
“This was a small, but fun museum. Probably better for smaller children. Teenagers found it a little cheesy.”
See Nordic everyday life from the 16th century to today at Nordiska Museet, starring the Nordic Life exhibition in Royal Djurgården.
Millesgården Museum in Lidingö: Carl Milles sculpture park, fountains, the artist’s home, Anne’s House by Svenskt Tenn designers, and an art gallery.
Small-group walk through Stockholm Old Town plus an included Viking Museum visit, led in English by guide Bengt for real context and easy logistics.
“The amazing knowledge shared about the city and country by our guide, Bengt Nykvist, was told in interesting expression and accomplished English language. He was also a very congenial host. We were privileged to have him as our guides.”
Every island, every museum, every way out onto the water.
