Stockholm · TOUR REVIEWS
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Every tour on this site, one page, best first. These are the 15 bookings that beat everything else in Stockholm right now: what each costs, how long it runs, and why it earned its place, with the full catalogue underneath if none of them fits your trip.
A live-guided cruise on Stockholm’s archipelago from about $41, with classic boats, flexible durations, and real views from the water.
“Surroundings were amazing and we have a great weather.”
Skansen in Stockholm brings 400 years of Swedish life to life with 150+ historic buildings, Nordic animals, and seasonal markets. One-day ticket.
“A big open air museum. For a little extra you can ride a tram up the initial big hill. Had a nice lunch there and enjoyed watching the bears and mamma and baby moose.”
A 2-hour Stockholm archipelago boat tour from Skeppsbron with live English guide, big island views, and cozy options for cold weather.
“The ship’s crew is extremely kind and helpful. The guide has a great deal of knowledge and talks not only about history but also about everyday life in Sweden. He tells his stories in a very interesting and humorous way 😊 The views are amazing! On the ship, you can choose to stay in a cabin or outside. I wholeheartedly recommend the cruise. Long after the trip, we kept talking about what the guide had shared, and we will definitely remember this beautiful experience for a long time.”
A 2+ hour Stockholm highlights cruise under bridges and through a lock, with recorded audio in multiple languages and big value at $39.
“One of the best adventures I've had. The guided tour was very informative, I learned a lot about the buildings, bridges, and other elements about Sweden during the tour.”
Go City Stockholm Pass offers up to 50% savings with digital entry to 50+ attractions, including the Vasa Museum and hop-on bus.
“This pass was perfect! We used the hop- hop-off bus several times to get around and saved on our museum passes.”
Lantern-lit ghost stories in Gamla Stan, mixing murders, myths, and disease with real Stockholm history. 90 minutes from $31.
“This was so much fun. Chris (our friendly guide) was an entertaining storyteller who showed us around Gamla Stan by lantern. We stopped at different locations to hear intriguing stories of old. A great way to enjoy this beautiful old town by night - 100% recommend.”
A 2.5-hour guided walk through Stockholm’s Old Town, mixing politics, legends, and landmark stops for first-time visitors.
“Kathrine the guide was so lovely engaging and personal very pedagogical. You learned a lot about the history of Stockholm and small anecdotes of Swedes mentality. Lovely guiding and inspiring!”
Lantern-lit ghost walk through medieval Gamla Stan with 80% true history, plus spooky tales of murder, plague, and legends.
“The tour was high energy, well done. It was a bit of ghost mixed with interesting history of the times. Reece was fantastic, I would highly recommend this tour.”
A 2.5-hour guided boat ride through Stockholm canals and out to Vaxholm, with live English commentary, blankets, and great photo views.
“The Archipelago tour is beautiful and worth doing. The boat itself is a bit old and packed, which means if you’re downstairs visibility is limited by the small windows, and upstairs it’s quite packed and uncomfortable.”
Nobel Prize Museum ticket in Gamla Stan: guided tours, multimedia exhibits, and 200+ artifacts for a relaxed 1-day visit.
“It was a self guided tour. So I don’t know if there is any opportunity of improving it any further except for maybe lowering the price :)”
Ride a glass gondola along Avicii Arena at 130m for 360-degree Stockholm views, with a short film and timed entry for about $19.
“The view was really nice and it’s certainly an unique perspective to be on the side of Avicii Arena. I just wish there was more emphasis on pointing out what was visible from the gondola.”
Skip-the-Line ticket to the Avicii Experience in Stockholm: a hands-on tribute with audio guide, VR DJ play, and unreleased music.
“This experience was amazing so worth a visit if you are in Stockholm and you liked Avicci's sounds. our children also enjoyed they are 18 & 15. We particularly loved the booth with the VR headset and the room where you could experience being a DJ....I did it twice. The mock ups of Tim's bedroom etc were also fantastic.”
A 2-hour guided walk through Stockholm Old Town, from Gamla Stan alleyways and Riddarholmen to the Royal Palace, in English.
“Our guide Mikael was fantastic, knowledgeable and ironic. He made the tour really pleasant.”
See world-class contemporary photography at Fotografiska Stockholm, then eat with bay views and shop art prints, all on a 1-day ticket.
“I liked that it the only museum that works later than 17 pm. Thanks for that!”
Ride Stockholm’s open-top City Sightseeing buses on a 24- or 72-hour pass with free Wi‑Fi, audio guide, and stops for Vasa, ABBA, Skansen.
“Easy to navigate. Instruct your drivers to call out the stops. Confusing when you don’t know what stop you’re at.”
