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Stockholm’s best, on and off the water.
The 15 most popular museums 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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Go City Stockholm Pass (1–5 days) with Vasa Museum entry, Royal Palace access, hop-on buses, and boat tours for flexible savings.
Stockholm’s Nobel Prize Museum in Gamla Stan: guided tour, multimedia exhibits, and temporary exhibition entry for about $18.
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.
A 2-hour English guided visit to Stockholm’s Vasa Museum with your admission ticket included, small group, and expert storytelling.
“Gaia was wonderful. I loved her enthusiasm and she was very knowledgeable. She reached out 24 hrs prior to the tour to let us know where to meet which was greatly appreciated. I highly recommend Gaia to learn about the history of the area and all the little known information about the Vasa.”
Skip lines at Stockholm’s Viking Museum with a mobile ticket. Multilingual audio guide and Ragnfrid’s saga in 1–2 hours.
“Excellent venue and facilities available. Really enjoy my time in the Viking museum. Highly recommended”
A digital Stockholm Pass with QR entry to Vasa Museum and 50+ sights, including island cruises. Plan 2–5 days of royals, museums, and more.
“Horrible experience. I am giving Stockholm Pass and Viator 1 star; would give 0, if possible. I bought a 2 day pass and the pass only worked for 24 hrs. When I went to use it on day 2, the QR code was no longer available so I could not use it to get into…”
Small-group Stockholm Old Town walk with a Djurgården ferry ride and skip-the-line Vasa Museum entry, guided in English.
“Very informative tour covering several interesting locations. Good history lessons about Denmark and Copenhagen.”
A 5-hour guided morning covering Stockholm City Hall, Gamla Stan, and the Vasa Museum, with a ferry ride, fika stop, and skip-the-line.
Small-group guided tour of Stockholm City Hall, Gamla Stan, and the Vasa Museum, with English guide and entry to Vasa included.
“Ana was a delightful guide. She made sure to take time to talk with everyone in the group, making us all feel welcome. The pace she set was comfortable and the history she shared was very interesting. I noticed some other guides around”
Private Old Town walking tour with a ferry to Djurgården and included Vasa Museum entry. See key landmarks in 3 hours.
“This was a fantastic tour! Got a real feel for Stockholm's history and got all the highlights in during one day before we boarded a cruise ship. Guide was highly knowledgeable and friendly. Having the guide take us through the Vasa was especially worth it. It is a lot of walking but that's what we…”
Stockholm Old Town lanes meet a commuter ferry to Djurgården, then skip-the-line into the Vasa Museum on a guided 3–4 hour tour.
A 2-hour English guided visit to the Vasa Museum in Stockholm, with skip-the-line entry and clear stories behind the sunken warship.
“Awesome structure, such details in the carvings, to bad the design caused it to sink. Sorry spoiler alert”
Small-group walk through Stockholm’s Old Town with a harbor ferry stop and a guided Vasa Museum visit, with skip-the-line entry.
“Our guide Peter, was fantastic , he knew so much about history of Stockholm & Sweden, about Old Town, and about the Vasa museum and ship. We learned a lot.”
Every island, every museum, every way out onto the water.
