Things to do in Stockholm
Vasa Museum Guided Tour15 optionsMuseums14 optionsStockholm Archipelago Tours8 optionsBoat Tour Stockholm21 optionsStockholm Walking Tour29 optionsStockholm Kayaking Tour8 optionsStockholm Airport Transfer8 optionsFood Tour Stockholm6 optionsBike Tour Stockholm6 optionsStockholm Old Town Tours22 options
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Stockholm Old Town Walking Tour: Gamla Stan with Expert Guide★ 4.93 (1,490) · 2h 30m
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Stockholm: Electric Boat Tour with Live Guide & Iconic Sights★ 4.85 (734) · 50m
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Stockholm Ghost Walk Gamla Stan: History & Legends Night Tour★ 4.71 (1,288) · 1h 30m
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Stockholm Walking Tour: Gamla Stan & Royal Landmarks★ 4.90 (730) · 3hUS$ 68View ›
Stockholm: Private Golf Cart Tour & City Sightseeing★ 4.92 (573) · 2hUS$ 68View ›
Stockholm Bike Tour: 3 Hours, Hidden Islands & Gamla Stan★ 4.65 (563) · 3hUS$ 63View ›
Stockholm Gamla Stan Walking Tour: Royal Palace, Nobel Museum★ 4.75 (553) · 2hUS$ 16.39View ›
Stockholm: Vasa Museum Guided Tour with Entry Ticket★ 4.94 (506) · 2hUS$ 59View ›
Stockholm Food Tour: 7 tastings across Swedish culinary history★ 4.44 (437) · 4hUS$ 115View ›
Stockholm amphibious bus tour: Land and water sightseeing★ 4.74 (410) · 1hUS$ 39View ›Top rated (10)
Stockholm: Old Town Walking Tour, City Hall & Nobel MuseumYou’ll wander Stockholm’s Old Town with a local guide who brings centuries-old stories to life—from squeezing through Mårten Trotzigs Gränd to hearing wild tales at Stortorget and seeing where Nobel prizes are celebrated. Expect laughter, odd facts and real city rhythms—not just landmarks but moments that stick with you long after.
Stockholm Winter Kayaking: Vaxholm Archipelago & Swedish SaunaYou paddle a fully equipped sea kayak around Vaxholm's fortress and fishing villages in the Stockholm archipelago, 30 minutes from the city center. The tour includes a drysuit, gloves, boots, and warm drinks during the paddle. Winter means you'll have the water largely to yourself, with views of 16th-century fortifications and traditional Swedish architecture. The whole outing takes three to four hours, and you return to Stockholm by early afternoon.Is it for me?Book this if you want to paddle the Stockholm archipelago without arranging your own boat, gear, or route — the guide handles the timing and navigation so you can focus on the water and the landscape.
Stockholm: Vaxholm Archipelago Kayaking & FikaYou paddle a fully equipped sea kayak through Stockholm's Vaxholm Archipelago, passing the 1500s fortress, gliding past nature reserves and traditional fishing villages, and stopping for fika coffee and snacks mid-tour. The route covers thousands of islands and skerries at a pace that lets you actually see the landscape instead of rushing through it. Bring weather-appropriate clothing and be comfortable swimming; the tour suits most fitness levels and public transport reaches the start.Is it for me?Book this if you want to explore Stockholm's archipelago without arranging your own boat or navigation — the guide handles the route and timing, which is what makes it possible to see the fortress, nature reserves and fishing villages in one outing. You'll need to be comfortable swimming and in decent physical shape, and meet the height and weight requirements.
Stockholm Archipelago: Speed Boat Tour & Island StopsYou’ll feel Stockholm fall away as you zip through its archipelago by speed boat, passing old summer houses and waving at locals along watery highways. With a local guide sharing stories and a stop by Vaxholm’s lively harbor, expect wind-in-your-face moments and glimpses into real Swedish summer life that linger long after you’re back on land.
Stockholm Archipelago: Kayak Day Tour with Lunch & FikaYou’ll paddle through Stockholm’s wild archipelago with a small group and local guide, stopping for an outdoor lunch and classic Swedish fika on a deserted island. Expect cold air on your cheeks, birds overhead, and real silence between strokes—a day that sticks with you long after you’re back in the city.
Södermalm Food Walking Tour: Swedish Tastings with Local GuideA guided food walking tour through Stockholm's Södermalm district led by a professional guide with food and drink expertise. You walk from Skanstull through trendy SoFo, stopping at a 60-year-old seafood shop, hand-picked restaurants and specialty shops, and finish at a chocolate atelier with Swedish fika. The tour lasts 3.5 hours and includes tastings of cured salmon, herring, Swedish meatballs, cheese, reindeer, aquavit and handmade confections.Is it for me?The guide speaks English or Swedish, so choose based on the language you're comfortable following for 3.5 hours of walking and tasting. The tour moves at a moderate pace through city streets, so you should be able to walk and stand for the duration; let the operator know about any food restrictions when you book.
Stockholm: Small Group Bike Tour with Senior Guide & Gamla StanYou’ll cycle through Stockholm’s Old Town with a senior local guide, pausing for stories at City Hall and Riddarholmen, sampling peppermint candy where it began, and gliding along leafy Djurgården paths at your own pace. Expect real conversation, relaxed stops, and a sense of seeing Stockholm as locals do—quietly unforgettable.
Stockholm: Old Town, Vasa Museum & Drottningholm Palace TourYou’ll explore Stockholm’s Old Town on foot with a local guide, step inside the Vasa Museum to see its legendary warship up close, stroll through Drottningholm Palace and gardens, and share lunch with your small group—all logistics handled so you can focus on soaking up stories and moments you’ll remember long after you leave.
Stockholm: ANDETAG Breathing Art Museum in Hötorget SubwayYou enter a 200 m² immersive art space inside Hötorget subway station, surrounded by light, sound, and textile installations designed to slow your breathing and quiet your mind. You can sit, lie down, or move through the rooms at your own pace. Entry is included, the space is wheelchair accessible, and it works for all ages. Plan for 20 to 45 minutes, depending on how long you want to stay.Is it for me?Right for travelers who need to step out of the Stockholm pace for a while, or anyone curious about immersive art that doesn't require explanation. Plan for 20 to 45 minutes depending on how long you want to stay—the open-ended timing is what makes it feel restorative rather than rushed.
Stockholm Archipelago: Sea Kayak Tour & Island LunchYou paddle through Stockholm's 30,000-island archipelago with a local guide, learning kayak basics before heading into the Baltic to spot eagles and swans. Lunch is organic and served on a private island beach, with Swedish fika somewhere along the route. The minivan picks you up from central Stockholm and returns you there after the full day, so you don't arrange transport or timing yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want to paddle the archipelago without arranging your own kayak, transport, or timing — the guide handles the route and pacing, and the minivan means you don't need a car to get there from the city.
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Stockholm Old Town Guided Tours: 15th-century secretsYou meet your local guide at Gamla Stan metro station and walk through Stockholm's medieval core, learning how the Royal Palace, Nobel Museum, Cathedral, and German Church shaped the city from the 15th century onward. The route traces Riddarholmen and the Old Town's twisted streets, uncovering both the official history and the local stories hidden in the buildings. Plan for a couple of hours on foot through cobblestones and tight corners.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to understand Stockholm's medieval core without rushing—the guide's pace and local knowledge turn narrow streets into a readable history. Expect a couple of hours on cobblestones with plenty of stops to absorb the details.
Stockholm: Viking Museum Entry & Ragnfrid's Saga RideYou skip the entry queue and walk straight into a Viking Age exhibition filled with films, artifacts, and guides in period dress. The included Ragnfrid's Saga ride takes you through an 11-minute immersive journey across Scandinavia. Your multilingual audio guide lets you explore at your own pace in one of ten languages, and the whole visit is wheelchair accessible with nearby public transport.Is it for me?Book this if you want to walk straight into the museum without standing in line, and you'd rather explore the Viking Age at your own speed with an audio guide than be herded through on a set schedule.
Stockholm Old Town Walking Tour with Local GuideA 2-hour walking tour of Stockholm's Old Town led by a local guide who shares Swedish culture, daily life, and insider tips instead of a prepared script. You start at Parliament, walk through Riddarholmen for water views, then explore Gamla Stan's cobblestone streets, colorful squares, and hidden courtyards. Small groups only; the guide answers questions and lets you set the pace.Is it for me?Choose this tour if you want to walk Stockholm's medieval streets with someone who lives here rather than follow a flag or listen to a script. The small-group format and conversational pace mean you can ask questions, linger in courtyards, and actually talk to your guide instead of just hearing facts recited.
Stockholm Pizza Cruise: 2+ hours on the waterYou board near the Royal Palace, spend over two hours cruising past Djurgården, the archipelago, and modern Lake Hammarby while eating fresh pizza and browsing the onboard bar. The boat circles smaller islands like Fjäderholmarna and passes landmarks like the famous hand sculpture in the water. You choose your pizza type when booking, and the crew seats groups under the same name together. Non-alcoholic drinks and local ice cream are available for purchase, and you're back on the dock with time to spare.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to slow down and eat well without the pace of a typical city tour. The two-hour duration means you're not rushed, and the no-audioguide format lets you set your own rhythm — just sit, eat, and watch the islands pass.
Stockholm Archipelago Cruise: Guided Boat Tour with Island ViewsA 1.5-hour guided boat tour of the Stockholm Archipelago departing from Gamla Stan in front of the Royal Palace, with a live guide speaking English, Spanish, Italian, French or German. The tour passes Fjäderholmarna and Skurusundet, showing the transition from the city center to the islands' varied landscapes. Transport, guide and onboard facilities are included; you choose your departure time and language at checkout.Is it for me?Choose the 11:00 a.m. departure if you want the morning light on the water and time to explore Gamla Stan afterward; the 1:00 p.m. slot works better if you're sleeping in or combining the tour with a late lunch in the city. The guide's commentary in your own language means you'll catch the details about the islands and the royal family instead of missing them in translation.
Stockholm Archipelago: 2.5-Hour Boat Tour & Live GuideYou board a historical boat in central Stockholm and spend 2.5 hours cruising the archipelago's narrow canals and island passages. A live guide shares Swedish traditions and Midsummer stories while you taste local food and drinks. WiFi and restrooms are on board, and the pace works for families with small children and anyone without serious mobility demands. The boat returns you to the dock by early evening.Is it for me?A good fit if you want to understand the archipelago's role in Stockholm's identity without arranging your own boat or joining a large group. The 2.5-hour length and live guide make it work for families with small children and anyone wanting a casual, storytelling-focused experience rather than a packed itinerary.
Stockholm Archipelago Cruise: 2 Hours Aboard M/S VindhemA 2-hour guided sightseeing cruise through Stockholm's archipelago aboard M/S Vindhem, Sweden's most iconic cruise vessel, with live English-speaking commentary about royal estates, maritime history and island culture. You meet the captain and crew, explore the decks freely, and sail past four named islands—Djurgården, Fjäderholmarna, Höggarn and Tegelön—each with its own stories. Life jackets, onboard restrooms, and both panoramic deck and indoor seating are included; food and drinks are available for purchase.Is it for me?The 2-hour duration fits a morning or afternoon slot without consuming a full day, and the mix of guided narration and free time on deck means you're not locked into a schedule between stops—you absorb the archipelago at the pace the boat sets, not the pace a land-based itinerary demands.
Stockholm Archipelago tour by wooden boat with guideA 1 hour 45-minute sightseeing cruise through the Stockholm Archipelago aboard a classic wooden boat with a professional live guide in English, departing from Gamla Stan (Old Town) near the Gustav III Statue. The boat passes the Royal Palace, Djurgården Canal, Skeppsholmen, Gröna Lund amusement park, and Södermalm's mix of modern and industrial-era buildings, with the guide sharing stories about Stockholm's history and landmarks throughout. Soft drinks are available for purchase; a toilet is on board. The partially open design gives unobstructed views for photos.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see how Stockholm is actually built — spread across islands and water, with layers of history visible from the boat — and you want someone who knows the city to explain what you're looking at as you pass it.
Stockholm: E-Bike City Tour with Islands & Old Town StopsYou’ll ride comfortable e-bikes past Stockholm’s islands and palaces with a local guide who knows every shortcut and story. Expect small surprises: cinnamon-scented streets in Old Town, quiet moments by royal landmarks, easy laughs when you wobble or pause for photos. You’ll leave with real tips—and memories that stick longer than any map.
Stockholm Wooden Bicycle Tour: Hidden Bike Lanes & ParkA two-hour bicycle tour of Stockholm on handcrafted wooden bikes, led by an English-speaking guide who takes you through hidden bike lanes, across the islands that inspired the city's "Venice of the North" nickname, and out to the world's first city national park. The route covers Stockholm's 760 kilometers of bike infrastructure, mixing famous landmarks with intimate neighborhoods and natural areas most visitors miss.Is it for me?You're riding the whole time rather than stopping for long stretches, so this suits someone who wants to cover ground and see the city from the bike lanes instead of standing still. If you prefer a slower pace with longer stops at each landmark, a walking tour would work better.
