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An intimate and immersive experience, this trip takes you on a small-group walking tour through Stockholm. With a maximum of just 10 people, discover some the city's top attractions, soak in the views, and delve into fascinating stories about Swedish history, culture, and traditions. From the oldest square to the medieval city center, this tour covers a bunch of landmarks.

Explore Stockholm from the vantage point of its waterways on this canal tour. Cruise through the central islands of the city's archipelago, relaxing while you chug past the neighborhoods of Södermalm and Slussen, then out to the leafy tranquil island of Djurgården, which is home to the Prins Eugens Waldemarsudde Museum and the Vasa Museum. Get views of Fjäderholmarna, the first island in the offshore archipelago, and a panoramic cityscape view on your way back to central Stockholm. Choose a time that fits your schedule; cruises depart every hour.

Explore Stockholm from the water on an eco-friendly electric boat and see a new side of the city. Over approximately 50 minutes, you will enjoy a panoramic guided tour with views of famous Stockholm sights. Admire views of narrow bridges, the spot where the Vasa ship sank, the Vasa Museum and the Gröna Lund Tivoli.

Tour Stockholm's waterways and bridges on this sightseeing cruise. Pass under all 15 of the bridges that connect the central islands of Stockholm's archipelago as you relax on board. Glide around leafy, tranquil Djurgården, snap photos of the colorful townhouses in Gamla Stan (Stockholm's Old Town), and pass through the locks that connect the city's canals to the Baltic Sea and Lake Mälaren.

Book ahead to secure a visit to the Viking Museum in Stockholm. With prebooked admission, you’ll cut out any hassle at the ticket desk, and enter the museum with ease to browse its Viking artifacts at your own pace. Archaeologist guides dressed as Vikings are on-hand to give you the lowdown as you explore, and you also have access to an audio guide and the Ragnfrid’s Saga ride — an interactive Viking voyage.

This tour helps you save time and tick off two key attractions in just a few hours—Stockholm’s Old Town and the Vasa Museum. Explore the city in a small group—a more intimate alternative to crowded sightseeing buses—and learn about the history of Stockholm as you walk around its famous sights. The tour includes a boat trip to Djurgården and a guided visit inside the Vasa Museum.

See a new side of Stockholm, and immerse yourself in nature, on this small-group, half-day hiking trip. Meet in the city center, hop aboard your climate-controlled vehicle, and head to the ancient forests of Tyresta National Park just as the sun is starting to set. You'll follow your guide along the trail, will look out for wildlife like moose and owls. From October to March, we will provide a Swedish Fika and hot drinks and from April to September we will provide Cold Dinner.

Explore Sweden's forests and view the native wildlife on this 4-hour sunset safari. Departing from Stockholm with a local guide, travel by comfortable minivan from the city out into the more rural landscapes surrounding the Swedish capital. Delve into the dense forest to track wild boar, hares, deer and elk. Take a short forest hike and pause to check out some ancient Viking runes. Embarking on the safari at sunset ups the chances of coming upon these creatures, who are most active during the beginning and end of the day.

This is a truly genuine tour where one experiences the archipelago where locals live and vacation. Summer houses here are passed down from generations to generations and many never come out on the open market. We’ll pick you up from central Stockholm. As we leave Stockholm behind us we pass sights such as The Old Town, Vasa museum and the amusement park, Gröna Lund. Passing the island of Fjäderholmarna we pick up speed and hit 42 knots (78 km/h) on our way to Vaxholm (the capital of the archipelago).

Immerse yourself in the beautiful natural surroundings of Nacka Nature Reserve, a unique and unforgettable experience just outside Stockholm. Our eco-friendly tour takes you on a journey through dense forests and over high granite cliffs. As an eco-friendly tour operator, we are using public transportation (it takes approx. 20 minutes from Central Stockholm). As you hike, you'll discover hidden gems and secret spots that are off the beaten track. You'll be amazed by the diverse wildlife and flora (we commonly see deer and other animals), and learn about the history and geology of the area. In the middle of the hike, we'll treat you to a campfire-cooked lunch in a beautiful and secluded spot (during fire restrictions, we use gas stoves). Passionate about sustainability and preserving the environment, our eco-friendly tours minimize the impact on the ecosystem. Highlights - Organic campfire lunch meal - Try spotting wildlife - Swim in Swedish lakes Fitness level: - Easy/Normal

Spend the day on a yacht in Stockholm's scenic archipelago during this full-day excursion from Vaxholm. All hands are on deck as you help steer and crew the ship yourself under the direction of an expert skipper. Disembark on a picturesque island to explore its rocky shores and swim in the bracing ocean. Enjoy a traditional Swedish lunch on board the boat. No sailing experience is necessary to enjoy this day on the water, and all equipment is provided.

Explore the Swedish capital in style and take in top attractions with ease on this Segway tour of Stockholm. Pull on your helmet, hop onto your Segway then follow a guide from Kungsbro into the hustle and bustle of pretty Stockholm. Discover famous landmarks and sites of interest including the Nobel Museum, the Royal Palace, the shipyard and the Town Hall. Along the way, gain insight into Stockholm’s history and heritage, and see a side to the city many visitors miss.

Explore the Stockholm archipelago via kayak on this small-group tour. Just under an hour outside the bustling city of Stockholm is a group of islands in the Baltic Sea, just waiting to be discovered. Spend the day in this peaceful atmosphere, stopping for provided lunch and snacks. All equipment and instruction is provided; beginners are welcome.

Experience Stockholm both by land and by water on this unique tour. Start your tour in the Old Town, enjoying the charming medieval cobbled streets and seeing key sights like the Opera House, Royal Palace and more. Then proceed to the canal component of the tour, where you will glide along the Djurgårdsbrunn Canal and take in amazing views of the fabulous Stockholm skyline.

Discover real Sweden on this eco-friendly sunset hiking tour. Set off at dusk for Sweden’s National Park to spot the wildlife that comes to life this special time of day. Look out for deer, wild boar, hares, foxes, and even the rare native moose. Wander through ancient forest, beautiful lakes and pine trees hundreds of years old. Finally, enjoy a traditional Swedish meal, freshly cooked.

Enjoy an alternative evening out in Stockholm, and explore the city from a kayak. As the sun goes down, you’ll take to the water—usually in a tandem kayak—and paddle through the city with a local guide. Perks include a “fika” picnic, prepared with organic produce, and a swim in Lake Mälaren, if you wish. All levels of kayak ability can be catered for, even first-timers.

Stop by all the important highlights and landmarks of Stockholm on a single walking tour. You'll be sure not to miss anything by following your guide on this carefully curated itinerary, which includes Knight's Island (Riddarholmen), the Stockholm Cathedral, the Parliament buildings, the King's Palace, and the rest of the important spots in Gamla Stan. Along the way, listen to insightful narrative to learn things you wouldn't by simply exploring on your own.

This is the perfect overview tour for first-time visitors to Stockholm, or travelers interested in learning about its history. Save the research time, and enjoy a guided tour that reveals fascinating stories about warrior kings, famous inventors, modern tech entrepreneurs, and world-renowned companies that began in Sweden. During the tour, tick off plenty of top sights such as Riddarholmen, the City Hall, the Royal Palace, and the picturesque Old Town.

Discover three of Stockholm's sightseeing highlights on this private walking tour. This private tour ensures you personalized attention from your guide and answers to all of your questions about Stockholm's ancient and modern history. Walk the cobbled streets of Gamla Stan (Old Town), then stop by the Kungliga Slottet (the Royal Palace) and Storkyrkan (Coronation Church) with a knowledgeable local guide. Enjoy a ferry ride to Djurgården to tour the Vasa Museum, home to an ancient warship that sank in 1628 and has been painstakingly restored. Includes Vasa Museum admission ticket.

Stockholm—sometimes nicknamed “Venice of the north”—is the perfect city to explore by kayak, however, if you want to avoid the hassle of organizing gear rental, then a guided tour is a great choice. All the equipment you need is provided, and a guide entertains you with stories about the local landscape as you paddle past multiple neighborhoods, such as Gamla Stan, Kungsholmen, and Södermalm.

Paddle through the heart of the Stockholm Archipelago on this group kayaking tour from Vaxholm. As you paddle through calm waters, discover highlights ranging from the elegant Vaxholm Castle to traditional fishing communities, showing the breadth of history and culture on display in Sweden’s largest archipelago.Best of all, most travelers can participate in this experience, even without much prior kayaking experience.

Learn about Stockholm’s Viking history and tick off some of its most important sites during this small-group walking tour. To ensure you don’t lose the group and can hear the guide clearly, the group size is capped at 10 people. Start in the Old Town, and pass by the Parliament building, and the Royal Palace. Then, take a ferry trip to the Viking Museum—with entry included for extra convenience.

See the Stockholm Archipelago the best way—atop a kayak—on an eco-friendly tour of the islands. Showcasing the archipelago’s rugged shores and forest-backed beaches, the route offers half a day of scenic sightseeing, along with a mid-tour campfire lunch. First-time kayakers are welcome, and groups are limited to just eight people to ensure no-one gets left behind.