• Jarnpojken - Järnpojke, or “Iron Boy,” is the smallest public statue in Stockholm, Sweden. Fondly known as the “Boy Looking at the Moon,” this tiny, charming bronze figure sits in Gamla Stan, inviting visitors to rub its head for good luck.
• Riddarholm Church - Riddarholm Church, is a historic burial church. Renowned for its medieval architecture and role as the final resting place for Swedish monarchs, it stands as a significant landmark on Riddarholmen Island, near the Royal Palace.
• Prastgatan - Prästgatan is a charming, narrow cobblestone street in Stockholm’s Old Town, known as Gamla Stan. It’s lined with colorful historical buildings, quaint shops, and cozy cafes, offering a picturesque stroll through Sweden’s rich past and vibrant culture.
• Mynttorget - Mynttorget is a historic square known for its vibrant atmosphere, picturesque settings, and proximity to the Royal Palace. It’s a popular spot for both locals and tourists, offering a glimpse into Swedish history and culture.
• Iglesia Alemana - The Tyska Brunnen is a historic well situated in the Old Town of Stockholm, Sweden. Originating from the 17th century, it marks a significant architectural and cultural landmark within the city’s medieval heart, reflecting the area’s rich historical heritage.
• S:ta Gertrud - St. Gertrud’s Church, located in the heart of Stockholm’s Old Town, is a historic landmark with origins dating back to the 1300s. This medieval church, known for its architectural beauty and cultural significance, has been a pivotal site through centuries of Swedish history.
• Marten Trotzigs grand - Marten Trotzigs Grand: Europe’s narrowest alleyway, nestled in Stockholm’s Old Town. Dating back to the Middle Ages, it’s a charming spot for a stroll, evoking centuries of history in just 90cm width.
• Nobel Prize Museum - The Nobel Museum, located in the historic Old Town of Stockholm, Sweden, showcases the Nobel Prize, its laureates, and their innovative achievements. Established in 2001, it resides in a building dating back to the 18th century, enriching visitors with the legacy of Alfred Nobel.
• Storkyrkan - St. Nicholas Cathedral, also known as Storkyrkan, is the oldest church in Stockholm’s Old Town. Originally built in the 13th century, it has been the city’s main place of worship and a historic landmark, blending Gothic and Baroque architectural styles.
• Royal Palace - The Royal Palace in Stockholm is the official residence of the Swedish monarch. This grand baroque structure, located in the Old Town, features over 600 rooms and hosts several museums. The tour concludes nearby, allowing visitors to further explore the area’s rich history and architecture.
• Stortorget - Stortorget in Stockholm, Sweden, is a historic square dating back to the 13th century, known for its colorful buildings and Nobel Museum.
• Finnish Church (Finska kyrkan) - The Finnish Church (Finska Kyrkan) in Old Town Stockholm, Sweden, is a historic church building originally constructed in the 17th century, specifically in 1725. It serves the Finnish-speaking community, showcasing baroque architecture and cultural heritage.

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Discover the heart of Sweden’s capital with our enchanting walking tour of Stockholm’s Old Town! Step back in time as you wander through narrow streets lined with medieval buildings and vibrant market squares. Explore Gamla Stan, where history meets royalty, and marvel at the stunning architecture that each corner of this historic area has to offer. This immersive experience brings to life tales of yesteryears, offering a perfect blend of culture, history, and scenic views. Book your tour now and lose yourself in the charm of Stockholm’s most treasured district! Don’t miss out—spaces are limited!

Please keep in mind! This is not a private tour, but a public tour. This means there will be other participants besides you. The number of participants in the group is limited.

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