Sigtuna attractions

Few cities are as defined by their waterways as Stockholm, and Stromma's Archipelago Tour lets you see the city from the water as it opens into a vast archipelago of nearly 30,000 islands stretching into the Baltic Sea. You will travel past rocky skerries, tree-lined islets and coastal houses while the familiar skyline of Stockholm recedes behind you, offering a different perspective on the city and its surroundings. Along the way an on-board guide will bring the landscape to life with stories about the islands and about Swedish archipelago traditions. The cruise is operated on classic archipelago vessels, including M/S Angantyr, M/S Evert Taube, M/S Östanå I and the steamship S/S Stockholm, all departing from Strandvägen. You may choose from shorter or longer sailings to suit your plans, and each option gives a memorable view of Stockholm and the Baltic Sea.

With the Arlanda Express airport-transfer service, you can travel between the Stockholm Arlanda Airport and the city center in just 18 minutes – the fastest way to make the journey. You can choose between one-way and round-trip options, departing from either location. You'll ride in a contemporary, eco-friendly train with free WiFi access and USB charging ports, taking in the beautiful Swedish scenery along the way.

Founded in 1891, Skansen is the first open-air museum in the world. With this ticket, you'll have the opportunity to see its farmsteads and 18th-century mansions, meet characters dressed in traditional clothing and learn about Sweden's history and old traditions. You'll also get a chance to see Nordic animals including bears, wolverines, lynxes and wolves. Furthermore, you'll be able to hear about their behaviors in the wild, as well as learn about their lives in captivity at Skansen.

From the heart of Stockholm, you'll sail into the Stockholm Archipelago and watch the city fade into a landscape of sparkling waterways, charming summer houses and rugged rocky shores. As the urban scene gives way to island scenery, you'll enjoy wide, panoramic views from the boat and can buy drinks and snacks at the bar on board. Along the way, an English-speaking guide will share stories about the surrounding sights, the history of the archipelago, the boat itself, the Swedish royal family, local traditions and more. The tour departs from in front of the Royal Palace in Gamla Stan; look for the Stockholm RED Sightseeing tour kiosk next to the Gustav III Statue, where your journey into the archipelago begins.

On this cruise, you'll spend just over two hours gliding through the waterways of the Swedish capital. You'll pass under 12 majestic bridges that connect Stockholm's many islands and districts, taking in the sights of city life from the water. You'll also pass through a lock that allows ships to travel between the Baltic Sea and Lake Mälaren. You'll have a complimentary audio guide to provide narration along the way, and you can buy snacks and refreshments from an onboard cafeteria.

This cruise through Stockholm, the City of Islands, combines sightseeing with food on the water. Starting at the Royal Palace, you will pass scenic landmarks such as Skeppsholmen and Djurgården, known for its parks and museums. The route circles the charming island of Fjäderholmarna and shows off the wider archipelago before taking you past the modern waters of Lake Hammarby. Along the way, you will relax and enjoy clear views of the city from the boat. Onboard, freshly baked pizza options are offered, including vegan and vegetarian choices. An onboard bar sells beverages, and local ice cream is available for purchase. The experience is suitable for solo travellers, couples and families alike. There is no audioguide for this tour.

You will board a classic wooden boat in Gamla Stan (Old Town), with the departure point close to the Gustav III Statue. As you glide out, the route will take you through the scenic Djurgården Canal and into the waters of the Stockholm Archipelago. Along the way you will see well-known landmarks such as the Royal Palace, the Opera and the National Museum, all framed by coastal scenery and city vistas. A professional live guide will share engaging stories about Stockholm’s history, offering unique facts and current information to bring the sights to life. The boat’s partially open design will give you excellent views and a refreshing sea breeze, making it easy to take photos. Seating is comfortable and the experience is not overcrowded, so you can relax and enjoy the scenery while listening to the guide’s commentary.

This two-in-one ticket will allow you to explore Stockholm's highlights by land and sea. With this ticket, you’ll have access to hop-on, hop-off boat and bus services. Both modes of transportation will take you on routes to see the city’s major attractions, including Gamla stan, the Royal Palace and many more. You’ll be able to hop on and hop off as many times as you want as you discover Sweden’s capital city at your own pace for the duration of your chosen ticket.

At Fotografiska Stockholm you’ll explore contemporary photography and visual storytelling in a waterfront location in Södermalm, in the heart of Stockholm. The galleries show work by the world’s leading photographers and world‑renowned artists alongside local, emerging talent. Fotografiska is a global destination with sister locations in Berlin, Shanghai, Tallinn and soon Oslo. Exhibitions change almost every month and a dynamic events programme runs alongside, so as you move through the rooms you’ll often encounter something new. The museum stays open late every day, and you are welcome to enjoy the exhibitions with a drink in hand. Alongside the shows you’ll find a diverse culinary offering: a bistro serving coffee, drinks and light bites and an award‑winning restaurant with seasonal, locally sourced dishes and some of the city’s best views. In summer you may choose refreshments on the Fotografiska Veranda at the museum entrance. On the ground floor a curated museum store sells posters, books, gifts and design objects inspired by current and past exhibitions.

Experience Stockholm from both land and water in one single vehicle - an amphibious bus! You will get see many of city´s most known attractions whilst our guide tells fun and interesting stories along the way. Experience the thrill when we drive a 10 ton bus into the water. Welcome aboard the Ocean Bus - Sightseeing with a Twist

This ticket will allow you to explore the Viking Museum with the assistance of an audio guide. While at the museum, you'll get to learn about Viking culture from archaeological objects, ship replicas and guides dressed in characteristic Viking attire. You'll also be able to experience Ragnfrid’s Saga, which is a ride experience that will take you on a fascinating adventure through Europe's Viking Age.

On the M/S Vindhem, Sweden’s well-known sightseeing cruise, you’ll travel through Stockholm’s archipelago aboard one of the largest and most comfortable vessels available. A friendly captain and crew will be on hand, and an English-speaking guide will share stories of royal retreats, maritime legends and the timeless beauty of Sweden’s island world. You can explore the decks, take photos of the ship and surroundings, and enjoy relaxing background music between guiding moments. Along the way you’ll sail through the tranquil Djurgården Canal and pass Fjäderholmarna, Höggarn and Tegelön, each revealing a different side of Stockholm’s charm. As you move through these waters, the guide will bring each island to life with history and local tales, while the atmosphere on board stays calm and sociable. The experience combines narration, scenery and the chance to meet the crew, giving you a clear sense of the archipelago and the city from the water.

This isn’t a typical history tour — it’s Stockholm seen through the eyes of a local friend. Amike means “friend”, and the experience is exactly that: a relaxed walk with someone who lives here and enjoys sharing the city. There won’t be a flag to follow or a scripted commentary. Small groups only keep the visit personal, and the focus is on conversation rather than a lecture. You’ll start at the Parliament, stroll across Riddarholmen for waterfront views, then wander Gamla Stan’s medieval alleys, colourful squares and hidden courtyards. Along the way you’ll hear history alongside Swedish culture and daily life, with fun facts, quirky traditions and honest local tips. Ask about things like why Swedes often take their shoes off indoors, what fika really means, or where locals actually eat in Gamla Stan. Your guide will answer openly, you can go at your own pace, and you’ll leave with a clearer feel for the city — come as a tourist, leave as a friend of Stockholm.

On a guided walking tour of Stockholm’s Old Town (Gamla Stan) you will explore narrow medieval streets and pass colourful squares where royal history meets everyday city life. Along the way, you will see remarkable architecture and hear clear, engaging stories that place the city’s past into context. The route is fully outdoors and is designed to give a balanced view of culture, history and atmosphere in one of Stockholm’s most iconic districts. The tour is led by professional local guides from a trusted company that has operated since 2015 and is known for reliability, punctuality and consistently high guest ratings. It is a public tour rather than a private one, so other participants will join and group size is limited. The guide will keep the experience well organised and informative as you move through Gamla Stan.

This self-guided audio tour on your smartphone lets you explore Stockholm at your own pace. The app provides a map to direct your route and engaging audio commentary that acts as your personal guide. A historian’s narrative is included, presented clearly and without complexity, and peppered with history and legends. Along the route you will encounter around 25 points of interest and see some of Stockholm’s best-known attractions, including Stockholm City Hall, The Royal Palace, Riddarholmen Church, the Nobel Prize Museum and the Parliament House. As you move between sights, the commentary will point out local details and introduce Stockholm’s cuisine and café culture. The tour starts near the train station and finishes at Hötorget market, making it easy to follow as you explore the city.