Stockholm City Hall

The tour begins outside Stockholm City Hall, one of the city’s most iconic landmarks. Our guide will share fascinating insights about its history, architecture, and its connection to the Nobel Prize Banquet. This stop focuses on the exterior of the building, allowing travelers to admire its grandeur and take photos with beautiful views of Lake Mälaren.

5 minutes

Parliament Building (Riksdagshuset)

At the Parliament Building (Riksdagshuset), our guide will explain the history and importance of Sweden’s political center. You will learn about its architecture, the role of the Parliament in Swedish democracy, and its significance in shaping the nation’s history. This stop will focus on the exterior of the building, providing a chance to take photos while hearing fascinating stories about Swedish governance.

5 minutes

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At Sagerska huset, you will learn about the residence of Sweden’s Prime Minister. Our guide will provide insights into the building’s history, architecture, and its role in Swedish politics. This quick stop offers travelers a chance to see one of the most significant political landmarks in Stockholm from the outside.

2 minutes

Gustav II Adolfs Statue

As we pass by the Gustav II Adolf Statue, our guide will provide a brief overview of the historical significance of Gustav II Adolf, known as the “Lion of the North” for his contributions to Sweden’s military success in the 17th century. Located in Gustav Adolfs Torg, the statue stands as a tribute to one of Sweden’s most influential kings.

2 minutes

The Royal Swedish Opera (Pass By)

As we pass by the Royal Swedish Opera, our guide will provide a brief history of this iconic cultural institution. Opened in 1782, it is home to some of Sweden’s most renowned operatic and ballet performances. The building’s stunning architecture and central location make it a key highlight of Stockholm’s cultural scene.

Kungstradgarden

At Kungsträdgården Station, travelers will experience the famous Stockholm Metro Art, often referred to as the “world’s longest art gallery.” Our guide will take you inside to explore the striking artwork, sculptures, and designs that make this station one of the most visually stunning in the network. Learn about the artists and the stories behind these unique underground masterpieces.

5 minutes

Berzelii Park

At Berzelii Park, our guide will share the history of this tranquil green space named after the renowned Swedish chemist Jöns Jacob Berzelius. The park is a central landmark in Stockholm, surrounded by notable buildings, and offers an opportunity to hear about its significance in the city’s cultural history. We’ll also point out the nearby location where the infamous Stockholm Syndrome originated.

1 minute

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This scenic waterfront stop is where we board the public ferry for a memorable ride across Stockholm’s picturesque waterways. Our guide will assist you in boarding and provide insights into the city’s islands and waterfront landmarks as you sail. This ferry ride, part of Stockholm’s public transportation system, offers a unique opportunity to experience the city from the water while enjoying stunning views of its iconic skyline.

15 minutes

Sodermalm

From the ferry, we’ll arrive at Slussen, one of Stockholm’s most dynamic and historically significant areas. Nearby is Stadsmuseet, the Stockholm City Museum, which showcases the city’s history and culture. Slussen itself is undergoing a major reconstruction, blending its historical significance as a vital crossing point with modern design. As we cross the bridge into Södermalm, you’ll notice how the area transitions from the historic charm of Gamla Stan to the creative, bohemian vibe of Södermalm.

15 minutes