STOCKHOLM
Stockholm’s best, on and off the water.
The 15 most popular things to do in Stockholm. Archipelago cruises, Old Town walks, the Vasa warship and the museum island of Djurgarden, all in one place.
Guided Stockholm archipelago cruise on a classic Stromma boat. Pick 1.5–3 hours, enjoy live commentary, Wi‑Fi, and snacks.
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Visit Skansen in Stockholm: a one-day ticket to Sweden’s open-air past, with 150 historic buildings, Nordic animals, and seasonal markets.
A 2-hour guided boat tour from central Stockholm through the archipelago, with English commentary, island sights like Fjäderholmarna.
A 135-minute Stockholm highlights boat tour with a narrated route, bridge crossings, and a lock onto Lake Mälaren, plus great views.
“Enjoyable trip with that shows several different sides to Stockholm - old, new, manmade, natural. The two hours passed quickly. We were far from first on board (despite arriving 30 mins before departure) but still found outdoor seats. The audio guide was informative and interesting. We brought our own headphones, and listened via the website…”
Go City Stockholm Pass (1–5 days) with Vasa Museum entry, Royal Palace access, hop-on buses, and boat tours for flexible savings.
A 1.5-hour lantern walk through Gamla Stan with a funny live guide, mixing real Stockholm history with murders, plagues, and myths.
“We had Chris as our guide and he was magnificent! Super funny!”
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.
“Gaia the guide was great very informative interesting tour of the sights in the Old Town.”
Lantern-lit ghost stories in Stockholm’s Gamla Stan. 90 minutes of medieval history, murders, and German church crypts. 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”
Sail past Stockholm’s canals to Vaxholm on a guided 2.5-hour cruise. Great views, real stories, and a cold-weather friendly boat ride.
“The organisers and staff were fantastic, very helpful and informative with the commentary for the Archipelago. The seating on the boat meant it was difficult to get a good view most of the time. Although the guide did try to remind people to talk quietly when the commentary was happening, people continued to shout over…”
Stockholm’s Nobel Prize Museum in Gamla Stan: guided tour, multimedia exhibits, and temporary exhibition entry for about $18.
12-person glass gondola beside Avicii Arena for 360° views of Stockholm skyline from 130m. Timed entry, ~25 min ride.
“It was so cool. Staff was incredibly nice and met very sweet turists in the ride. I came back twice to buy souvenirs and I only received lots of smiles and a laugh”
Skip-the-line entry to Stockholm’s Avicii Experience. Interactive tribute to Tim Bergling with VR, DJ play, and unreleased music.
A 2-hour guided walk through Stockholm’s Old Town, from Gamla Stan alleyways and Riddarholmen views to the Royal Palace.
“Julia was brilliant! Informative and interactive, couldn’t have asked for a better tour guide!!”
Fotografiska Museum Stockholm ticket ($22) for contemporary photography, bay-view dining, and poster-worthy souvenirs at Stadsgården.
Hop on a red-and-green open-top bus to see Royal Palace, City Hall, Vasa Museum, ABBA and Skansen. 24 or 72 hours, Wi-Fi onboard.
Every island, every museum, every way out onto the water.
