Things to do in Sweden
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 Walk & Vasa Museum Small Group TourYou’ll walk Stockholm’s Old Town with a local guide who brings legends to life, stop by royal courtyards and historic statues, then ride a ferry over chilly waters to see the Vasa ship up close—with museum entry included. Expect cobblestones underfoot, stories that linger long after you leave, and time to explore at your own pace on Djurgården.
Sunrise Husky Sled Tour in Kiruna: Sit back and rideA three-hour dog sled tour near Kiruna where you sit on a sled pulled by 12–14 Alaskan Huskies through the Poikkijärvi Woods, with a guide driving and you relaxing into the ride. Winter overalls, boots and gloves are provided; the kennel is 17km outside town with free pickup included. After the run, feed the dogs and warm up at an open fire with coffee and snacks.Is it for me?Book this if you're staying in Kiruna town center and want pickup included rather than arranging your own transport to the kennel.
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: 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.
Kiruna Snowmobile Aurora Hunt & Lappish DinnerYou drive a snowmobile through Arctic forest and across frozen lakes in search of the northern lights, with a guide who knows the best viewing spots. Halfway through, you stop at a forest hut for traditional reindeer dinner and cloudberry dessert by an open fire, then head back out to watch the sky. The package includes all winter gear, the guide, and transport from town — you just show up and drive.Is it for me?Book this if you want to experience the Arctic on a snowmobile with a real chance at seeing the northern lights, and you'd rather have a guide handle the route planning and the dinner logistics than figure out the backcountry yourself. The shared snowmobile keeps the cost down if you're traveling with someone, and the fixed itinerary means you're not improvising in the dark.
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.
Stockholm Private Custom Walking Tour: Shaped to Your InterestsA private walking tour of Stockholm where you answer a short questionnaire before booking, and your local host then designs the entire route around your interests, pace, and what you want to discover. The itinerary remains flexible on the day itself, moving naturally through neighborhoods like Gamla Stan, the Royal Palace, Södermalm, and Monteliusvägen. You choose your duration—anywhere from 2 to 8 hours—and your start time; your host meets you on foot at your accommodation if it's central to the city.Is it for me?Your host designs the route around your interests before you meet, so you spend the day exploring what actually connects with you rather than following a preset path.
Lapland Husky Sled Tour: Morning Ride & Fireside SnackYou’ll ride a husky sled through Lapland’s snowy forests with a local guide at the helm, stopping halfway for hot coffee or tea and a fresh cinnamon roll by an open fire inside a teepee. Meet the friendly huskies, snap photos, and soak up stories from your guide—a morning you’ll remember every time you smell woodsmoke or see fresh snow.
Paddan boat tour Gothenburg: 20+ bridges and harbourThe Paddan is a 50-minute open-top sightseeing boat tour departing from Kungsportsplatsen that takes you through Gothenburg's historic moat and 17th-century canals, under 20+ low bridges, and out to the harbour. A live guide narrates in English and Swedish, pointing out traditional shipyards, the fishing harbour, and both modern and historic neighbourhoods. Departures run every 30–60 minutes from about 11:00–17:00, with seasonal scheduling: daily April 27–September 27, and Friday–Sunday the rest of the year.Is it for me?Book this if you want a guided boat loop through the moat, canals, and harbour with live commentary in Swedish and English—the open-top design means you'll experience the weather directly, so check seasonal dates (late April through late September) and dress accordingly.
Stockholm: Evening Wildlife Safari with Campfire Dinner & PickupYou’ll leave Stockholm behind for an evening wildlife safari where you might spot moose or deer as dusk settles over Swedish forests. With a local guide leading hikes and sharing stories by campfire, you’ll try kokkaffe and warm stew under endless northern twilight. Expect laughter over fire-making attempts and quiet awe when wildlife appears — it’s more about feeling part of the landscape than ticking off sightings.
Stockholm Private Walking Tour: Gamla Stan, Södermalm & Vasa MuseumYou’ll wander Stockholm’s Old Town or Södermalm with a local guide who knows every shortcut and story. Choose your own route and pace—maybe even add the Vasa Museum. Expect laughter over mispronounced street names, warm pastries on chilly corners, and moments when history feels close enough to touch.
Stockholm: Tyresta Sunset Hike & Swedish Lakeside MealYou’ll step into Tyresta’s ancient forest as dusk falls, following winding trails with a local guide who shares stories and points out hidden details. Pause at a lakeside spot for a simple Swedish meal—warm soup or Midsummer treats—before hiking deeper into the nighttime woods. It’s peaceful, grounding, and just far enough from Stockholm to feel like another world.
Viking Tour Stockholm Sigtuna Uppsala: Runestones ChurchesA full-day guided Viking tour of Stockholm county visits runestones and Viking settlement displays near Stockholm, an old assembly place by Vallentuna lake, a medieval parish church, and the burial mounds and cathedral at Old Uppsala—with a knowledgeable guide, Swedish fika at a farm, and hotel pickup included. The tour runs 9 hours and covers sites with no entrance fees; travelers should be able to stand and walk short distances.Is it for me?Choose this if you want a guided tour covering multiple Viking sites across Stockholm county, Uppsala, and Sigtuna in one day—the guide provides transportation and historical context at each stop, so you don't need your own car.
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.
Uppsala: Cube of Art Interactive Museum Ticket & Flexible RebookingYou’ll step inside Uppsala’s Cube of Art where digital installations react to your every move—sometimes chasing you with color or pausing in silence if you stand still. With flexible online tickets and full accessibility for strollers or wheelchairs, it’s easy for anyone to join in. Expect laughter, curiosity, and a few surprises as technology turns art into something living right around you.
Kiruna: Sámi Reindeer Sledding & Herding Day Trip with PickupYou’ll join Sámi herders north of Kiruna for a day of reindeer sledding through snowy forests, share stories over traditional smoked meat and berry drinks by the fire, and see what daily life looks like in Sápmi. With pickup included and warm jackets ready, you’ll feel both welcomed and quietly changed by this day.
Ice Skating Stockholm: Natural Lakes with Guide & GearA full-day ice skating activity on natural ice around Stockholm with a professional guide, minibus transport, complete skating gear and warm lunch included. The guide confirms safe ice conditions the day before and adjusts the route accordingly; if conditions don't allow skating, a winter hike replaces it instead. Children from age 15 are welcome, and the guide speaks English, French, German, Swedish and one additional language.Is it for me?The minibus pickup from the meeting point means you don't need a car to reach the best ice around Stockholm, and the guide confirms conditions the day before so you're not guessing whether it's safe—you show up and skate.
Stockholm: Self-Drive Electric Boat Canal Tour with Fika StopsYou’ll steer your own electric boat through Stockholm’s canals, stopping for fika or photos whenever you feel like it. With space for friends (and dogs), no license required, and snacks welcome onboard, it’s relaxed and personal — just you, the city, and maybe a cinnamon bun or two.
Kiruna Aurora Chase with Street Food Dinner: 5–7 HoursAn aurora hunt in Kiruna that starts with an authentic street food dinner inside a tipi, then moves into the Arctic night in a small group with expert guides who drive wherever the forecast clears. The tour runs 5 to 7 hours and includes pickup in Kiruna, winter gear, and stops for short walks in nature as you search for the Northern Lights. Guides are specialists in aurora science, photography, and local heritage.Is it for me?The tour runs 5 to 7 hours with multiple stops and short walks, so you're moving between the tipi, the minivan, and wilderness viewing spots throughout the night—bring the stamina for an evening outdoors in the Arctic cold, and the flexibility to follow the forecast rather than a fixed 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.
