Stockholm Must See 3h Tour | Vasa Museum, Boat Trip & Old Town City Walk
What your day looks like
Experience the best of Stockholm and uncover the secrets of the city with this guided tour. Take a stroll on the cobblestone-filled streets through Stockholm's Old Town and delve into the deep history of the Swedish capital. Explore the "city of islands" from the marine point of view on a 10-minute commuter boat trip, and experience the incredibly well-preserved Vasa ship, the once flagship of the Swedish Navy.
Why travelers choose this experience
- Experience the rich history of Stockholm's Old Town
- Enjoy the striking views of the city from the water
- Have your guide partly tailor the tour to fit your interests
Your day, step by step
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City/Town Tour at Stockholm Palace.
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Boating at Djurgarden.
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Local Flavor at Vasa Museum.
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Local Flavor at Storkyrkan.
Before you go
Included
Tour guide Boat trip
Not Included
Tips and gratuity
What to Bring
Comfortable clothes and shoes Camera and bag for essentials
Meeting & Pickup
Start at an easy-to-find central location: Gustav the III obelisk / Slottsbacken obelisk.
Planning Notes
Hotel pickup offered: No Confirmation: Manual By Business
What travelers are saying
The guide was knowledgeable. He took us on an interesting walking route through old town, then we boated over to see the Vasa Museum. I was grateful for his guidance seeing Vasa because there was so much to see and so much information it was overwhelming. He did a good job getting us around to all the highlights. Sometimes he was hard to hear because of so much background noise.
Loved this! It is so nice to find a guide who is so passionate and energetic about the places you are visiting. Emma was that guide! Since we chose the 4 pm tour, we started at the Vasa Museum. We must have spent at least an hour in there gaining valuable insight from Emma about the history, and the culture at that time (everything from plants/agriculture to the society and clothing). Then we took the local ferry across to the old town. Again, much interesting information was shared. Emma even accommodating my husband's knees getting tired and went up ramps instead of stairs. There were only 3 of us on the tour and she kept up a quick pace. It all seemed to go by so quickly. The tour ended in the square by the Nobel Museum. She even gave us a recommendation for dinner, which turned out to be spot on. Excellent!