• Stockholm City Hall - The tour kicks off at Stockholm City Hall, a renowned landmark in the city. The guide will provide intriguing details about its history, architecture, and its association with the Nobel Prize Banquet. This stop emphasizes the building’s exterior, allowing visitors to appreciate its magnificence and capture photos with the stunning backdrop of Lake Mälaren.
• Parliament Building (Riksdagshuset) - At the Parliament Building, the guide will discuss the history and significance of Sweden’s political hub. Visitors will learn about its architecture, the Parliament’s role in Swedish democracy, and its impact on the nation’s history. This stop highlights the building’s exterior, offering a chance to take photos while listening to captivating stories about Swedish governance.
• Sagerska huset - At Sagerska huset, visitors will discover the residence of Sweden’s Prime Minister. The guide will share insights into the building’s history, architecture, and its importance in Swedish politics. This brief stop allows travelers to view one of Stockholm’s key political landmarks from the outside.
• Gustav II Adolfs Statue - Passing by the Gustav II Adolf Statue, the guide will provide a concise overview of the historical importance of Gustav II Adolf, known as the “Lion of the North” for his military achievements in the 17th century. Situated in Gustav Adolfs Torg, the statue honors one of Sweden’s most influential monarchs.
• The Royal Swedish Opera - As we pass the Royal Swedish Opera, the guide will offer a brief history of this iconic cultural venue. Established in 1782, it hosts some of Sweden’s most esteemed operatic and ballet performances. The building’s remarkable architecture and central location make it a standout in Stockholm’s cultural landscape.
• Kungstradgarden Park - At Kungsträdgården Station, visitors will explore the renowned Stockholm Metro Art, often called the “world’s longest art gallery.” The guide will lead you inside to admire the impressive artwork, sculptures, and designs that make this station one of the most visually captivating in the network. Learn about the artists and the stories behind these unique underground creations.
• Berzelii Park - At Berzelii Park, the guide will recount the history of this serene green space named after the famous Swedish chemist Jöns Jacob Berzelius. The park is a central feature in Stockholm, surrounded by significant buildings, and provides an opportunity to learn about its role in the city’s cultural history. The guide will also highlight the nearby site where the infamous Stockholm Syndrome originated.
• Nybrokajen - This picturesque waterfront stop is where we board the public ferry for an unforgettable journey across Stockholm’s scenic waterways. The guide will assist with boarding and share insights into the city’s islands and waterfront landmarks during the sail. This ferry ride, part of Stockholm’s public transport system, offers a unique chance to view the city from the water while enjoying breathtaking views of its iconic skyline.
• Sodermalm - From the ferry, we’ll reach Slussen, one of Stockholm’s most vibrant and historically important areas. Nearby is Stadsmuseet, the Stockholm City Museum, which highlights the city’s history and culture. Slussen is undergoing significant reconstruction, merging its historical role as a crucial crossing point with modern design. As we cross the bridge into Södermalm, observe the transition from the historic allure of Gamla Stan to the creative, bohemian atmosphere of Södermalm.

• Guide included
• Ferry tickets included
• Metro entry to Kunstergarten art station included

• personal expenses

Experience Stockholm as if visiting a dear friend. Unlike typical tours, this one offers an insider’s view, revealing captivating tales about the city and Swedish culture—stories usually shared by an expat residing in Stockholm. From admiring the lively metro art at a renowned station to enjoying a ferry ride to Södermalm, and concluding with a stunning city viewpoint, this tour is crafted to feel like a leisurely and genuine day out with a friend, uncovering the true spirit of Stockholm.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.