STOCKHOLM · GAMLA STAN
Stockholm’s best, on and off the water.
The 15 most popular old town & gamla stan walking tours in Stockholm. The ones travellers actually fill a day with, with prices, run times and who to book through.
Walk Gamla Stan with a local guide for a 2.5-hour overview of Stockholm’s power, churches, and famous corners, with some ticketed stops.
Most Popular“It was a perfect mix of stories, history and politics. Gaia kept the tour incredibly engaging.”
Lantern-lit ghost stories in Stockholm’s Gamla Stan. 90 minutes of medieval history, murders, and German church crypts. English guide.
“Amazing tour with tour guide Chris”
A 2-hour guided walk through Stockholm’s Old Town, from Gamla Stan alleyways and Riddarholmen views to the Royal Palace.
“We joined the tour led by Kenze. She was really knowledgeable and we went at the right pace. We were a multi-generation group and everyone thought it was an excellent tour at the right pace.”
Walk Gamla Stan’s key landmarks in 2 hours: churches, cobblestone streets, the Nobel Museum area, and Royal Palace views for $13.30.
“Caroline was excellent and very knowledgeable. Would definitely recommend the tour. Tip: If you’re doing it in winter bring hand warmers.”
Join Kiki for a 2-hour small-group walk through Stockholm’s Old Town, medieval streets, top sights, and practical local tips.
“Kiki was a fantastic guide who gave a very informative tour with insights into Swedish history. She made it fun and answered all our questions.”
Walk Gamla Stan with a pro guide in English. Hear Old Town stories, spot key landmarks, and get your bearings in about 2 hours.
“Great tour of Gamla Stan with focus on local favorites. Met under the 200-year-old chestnut tree. We were early and so was our guide which resulted in some extra time on our tour. Our guide was knowledgeable and took great care of us. Afterwards had dinner at Under Kastanjen Bistro which was not only convenient…”
A 2-hour guided walk through Stockholm’s Gamla Stan with photo stops, story-driven history, and a mini fika, in English or German.
“This tour was a great way to spend a couple hours getting to know Stockholm and it's midevil history. our guide, Sophie, was very knowledgeable and used visual aids that helped to visualize what life in Stockholm was like pre modern era! Thank you Sophie.”
Guided walking tour through Gamla Stan with famous legends, Royal Palace stories, and optional fika. Small group, 2 hours.
A 2-hour English walking tour through Stockholm’s Old Town with medieval streets, monarch drama, and story-first stops ending at Mynttorget.
“We loved our walking tour with Sara she was very knowledgeable & happy to answer all our questions.”
Small-group Stockholm Old Town walk with a Djurgården ferry ride and skip-the-line Vasa Museum entry, guided in English.
“Informative walking tour of the history of Stockholm starting at the Baltic Sea & winding thru the city into Old Town. Our guide pointed out buildings & areas of historic significance adding significant facts to the story of Stockholm’s history. The Vaser Museum was outstanding.”
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.
Solve Old Town puzzles on your phone as you walk from the Royal Palace to key landmarks in about 1.5–2 hours.
2.5-hour walk through Stockholm’s Old Town, from Viking roots and German ties to the 1520 bloodbath and Gustav Vasa.
“Katherine was a fantastic guide. Great adventure through the city with plenty of stops to explain the surroundings.”
Walk Stockholm Old Town with a guide, then cruise the Djurgårdsbrunn Canal with fika and English audio for big-city views.
“Our guide was wonderful and knowledgeable. Great walking tour. Learned a lot. The water tour was average.”
Walk Gamla Stan with Kiki on a small-group tour, hitting Old Town streets, squares, and monuments with practical tips included.
“Kiki is so knowledgeable, friendly and fun! This was a perfect tour to start our trip in Stockholm. She gave us so much insight and also lots of handy tips on what museums and activities to do and what to miss, and restaurant tips as well.”
Every island, every museum, every way out onto the water.
