STOCKHOLM
Stockholm’s best, on and off the water.
The 12 most popular 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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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.
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.
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!”
A 2-hour English guided visit to Stockholm’s Vasa Museum with your admission ticket included, small group, and expert storytelling.
“Really enjoyed this tour. Having a guide made sense of the amazing Vasa as there is so much info. I was surprised how interesting a museum about a boat could be.”
Skip lines at Stockholm’s Viking Museum with a mobile ticket. Multilingual audio guide and Ragnfrid’s saga in 1–2 hours.
“There was no reason to prebook this ticket. If you want to go, just show up and pay admission. There are tours every so often in different languages so the only thing to plan ahead on what time you’d like to go. There was a lot of reading, which is no fun for kids, and…”
See Nordic everyday life from the 16th century to today at Nordiska Museet, starring the Nordic Life exhibition in Royal Djurgården.
A separate Skansen-Akvariet ticket in Stockholm for tropical animals, weekend petting, and summer lemur walks, plus great value if you’re going indoors.
Hop-on bus and boat in Stockholm with flexible 24/72-hour access to the Royal Palace, Vasa Museum, Skansen, ABBA, and Djurgården.
“Unfortunately, i am unable to rate this excursion due to my family waiting over an hour for the bus to pick us up only to end with the driver never showing up so we had to make other arrangements to see Stockholm.”
Skip-the-line ABBA Museum tickets plus a pop-culture walk in Gamla Stan, ferry to Djurgården, and stories behind Frida & Benny.
“it was very expensive & for 2 people a walking tour worked out at over £150 each for 2 hours. the walk was informative”
Every island, every museum, every way out onto the water.
