• Stockholm Old Town - We will visit the largest medieval city centre of
  Stockholm that is is Gamla Stan, it is one of the most
  beautiful and famous places in the Swedish capital.
  It was at this location in 1252 Stockholm was
  founded. It is the district with cobbled narrow
  streets, ancient houses and monuments, like the
  medieval spirit.
• Storkyrkan - We will pass by the famous and city mains Cathedral - gorgeous Storkyrkan
• Nobel Prize Museum - After we will see from the outside the Nobel Prize museum where the annual Nobel Prize ceremony takes place every year
• Royal Palace - We will check major attraction in the area of the Royal Palace is a residence of the Swedish monarchs, located on the waterfront
  of the island of Stadsholmen
• Drottningholm Palace - And finally we wil1 visit the beautiful Drottningholm Palace. Royal Domain of Drottningholm which was the first site in Sweden to be listed by UNESCO as a World Heritage. The castle was first built in the end of the seventeenth century and then the queen Ulrika Eleonora ordered the transformation of the interior to what has become the finest example of an 18th-century northern European royal residence that has been inspired by the Palace of Versailles. Besides the palace, the site holds a perfectly preserved theatre from 1766, an amazing Chinese pavilion from 1770 and a grand baroque garden. Today the castle serves as the permanent residence of the present royal family.

• Bottled water
• Professional driver/guide
• Complimentary snacks
• Convenient hotel pickup and drop-off

• Lunch
• Entrance tickets paid on spot separetly 13.00 EUR per person

Embark on a private guided tour that comprehensively covers Stockholm’s highlights. Commence with a pleasant drive taking you across the city’s key attractions, providing a comprehensive snapshot of Stockholm. The journey leads to The Royal Domain of Drottningholm, Sweden’s first UNESCO World Heritage site. Initially constructed in the late 17th century, the castle underwent an interior makeover on the behest of Queen Ulrika Eleonora, transforming it into an exquisite 18th-century northern European royal residence modeled after the Palace of Versailles. The site also features an impeccably preserved theater from 1766, an impressive Chinese pavilion from 1770, and a splendid baroque garden. Currently, it serves as the permanent dwelling of the reigning royal family, making it an indispensable visit when in Stockholm.

• A small amount of walking is involved (1-2 km)
• A minimum of 1 person per booking is required

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