Attractions: Kungsträdgården

On this sunset kayak tour in Stockholm, you will paddle through calm waterways and enjoy a great vantage point for the city as the sun sinks. Along the way you will move past colourful buildings, under charming bridges and through some of Stockholm’s most historic neighbourhoods, including Langholmen, Södermalm, Gamla Stan, Kungsholmen and Lila Essingen. The tour is suitable for beginners and novice paddlers. An experienced kayak guide will give safety information and a paddle introduction before departure. Tandem kayaks are used by default for extra stability, while single kayaks are available on request for those with previous experience. A traditional Swedish fika break is included, typically featuring organic ingredients, giving you time to relax, refuel and chat with fellow paddlers as you take in the surroundings. The overall fitness level is easy to normal, making this a relaxed way to see Stockholm from the water.

This magical Christmas tour in Stockholm will lead you through the city’s festive heart, beginning in Gamla Stan (Stockholm’s Old Town). You will explore a cosy, traditional Swedish Christmas market and pass through the most interesting areas of Old Town while hearing about local holiday customs. Along the way you’ll learn about symbols such as Dalarna horses and the Swedish Santa Claus, Tomten, and enjoy warm glögg (non-alcoholic) with traditional Swedish candy. As you move beyond Gamla Stan, the route will take you to some of Stockholm’s most eye-catching seasonal displays, including the tallest Christmas tree and dazzling Christmas lights. Your guide will share historical facts and local legends about the city as you visit the most attractive Christmas locations. The tour finishes at Kungsträdgården, where you can continue to ice skate or relax with hot chocolate if you wish.

In Stockholm, this self‑guided walking tour traces the story of ABBA, from humble beginnings to worldwide success. It begins at Kungsträdgården, the park where Stockholmers gathered in 2024 to mark the 50th anniversary of ABBA’s Eurovision win. Along the way, you’ll follow a route that highlights key places associated with the band and their rise to fame. As you stroll through Stockholm’s harbour area, you will learn how Benny, Björn, Agnetha and Frida met and formed the group that sold millions of records. Along the route you’ll explore locations that shaped their career and hear about their creative process in a summer house in the Stockholm archipelago. You’ll also encounter intriguing anecdotes, including the surprising connection between ABBA and a Swedish fish factory. The tour finishes close to the National Museum, leaving you with a clearer sense of the people, places and moments behind some of the world’s most recognisable pop songs.

Enjoy central Stockholm from the water in a stable double kayak with a friend. Based in a calm canal on Södermalm, the experience will begin with a safety and skills briefing from a professional instructor who will explain everything you need to know. One booking covers a tandem kayak for two people, and all necessary equipment is provided, including a life jacket, spray deck, paddle and a map. You will also get a practical dry bag to keep your belongings safe and dry. Popular routes include paddling around Långholmen and Reimersholme, or circling Kungsholmen to take in views of Stockholm Old Town and the City Hall. As you move through the city's waterways, you will see Stockholm from a different perspective while guided by friendly instructors who will help you feel comfortable and confident on the water.

You will begin your kayak excursion from a calm canal on Södermalm and see central Stockholm from the water in a stable double kayak. An instructor will explain paddling technique and safety before you set off, and all necessary equipment is provided: life jacket, spray deck, paddle and a map. A practical dry bag is included to keep your belongings safe and dry. As you paddle, you may choose popular routes that take you past notable islands and city sights. Typical options include circling Långholmen and Reimersholme, or heading around Kungsholmen with views of Stockholm Old Town and the City Hall. Along the way you will enjoy a different perspective of the city skyline and waterfront architecture as you move through the calmer canals and bays.

In Stockholm, a winter kayak tour will take you onto the city’s waterways for a different view of the centre. As long as Lake Mälaren stays ice-free, you’ll paddle through canals and open water around Kungsholmen, Långholmen, Södermalm and Gamla Stan. Along the way, the city’s winter atmosphere will form the backdrop for exclusive photo opportunities and quiet moments on the water. You’ll meet your guide at the kayak station and be outfitted in a high-quality dry suit. All paddle gear is provided and your safety is emphasised throughout. Depending on weather and group preferences, your guide may share insights into Stockholm’s history and culture as you move between islands and shorelines. After the outing you’ll return to the starting point, carrying the warmth of the winter experience with you.

Choose from several tour options tailored to your interests. Tours are available in English, Swedish, German, French, Italian, Spanish and Russian. Each route centres on the historic Gamla Stan (Old Town) and includes key landmarks such as the Nobel Prize Museum, Stortorget, Storkyrkan and Riddarholmen Church. Shorter routes focus on exploring Gamla Stan and include views of the Royal Palace from the outside. A slightly longer option adds strolls through Kungsträdgården and Berzelii Park. A more extensive choice includes a visit inside the Royal Palace while still passing the Nobel Prize Museum and Riddarholmen Church (viewed from outside). The most comprehensive option combines the Old Town, Kungsträdgården and a visit to both the Royal Palace and the Vasa Museum; in that option Storkyrkan may be seen from the outside along the way. Each itinerary is designed to show you the neighbourhoods, architecture and main cultural sites at a pace that suits you.

On this guided walking tour of Gamla Stan (Old Town), you'll step back in time and wander narrow, cobbled streets while taking in the area’s medieval character. Along the way you'll pass historic landmarks and hear the fascinating stories behind Stockholm’s oldest district. As you move through the winding alleys, you'll learn about centuries of local history and experience the unique atmosphere that makes Gamla Stan so memorable. The experience also includes access to the Vox City app, which contains 5 free self‑guided tours and 125 points of interest across Stockholm. Using the app you can explore the city’s islands and districts, such as Kungsholmen and Djurgården, and follow routes that stroll past the Royal Palace and the King’s Garden. The app offers curated, self‑guided options to help you discover more of Stockholm’s rich history at your own pace.

Stockholm’s many islands offer a different perspective of the city. On the Stockholm’s Urban Treasures Private Bike Tour you’ll get to feel the sun on your face and the wind in your hair as you cycle at a relaxed pace and explore local Stockholm from two wheels. Along the way you’ll ride between island neighbourhoods and seek out the city’s urban treasures. The tour focuses on local life and hidden corners, giving you a close-up sense of Stockholm’s character as you move through its streets and across its island connections. You’ll follow a route designed for a private group, so the experience will centre on exploring the parts of the city that interest you and seeing Stockholm from a more local viewpoint.

Set out on a private charter through Stockholm’s inner archipelago that blends city landmarks with quieter nature. You will begin in Kungsholmen with a photo stop at Stadshuset, then continue around the islands of Essingarna and the bays of Vinterviken. As you move into more open water, the route takes you past Lovön so you can see Drottningholm Palace from the sea. The boat will anchor near Fågelön, where you will have time to swim or simply relax surrounded by water, forest and sky. This experience suits adventure seekers, nature lovers, couples and small groups who want a calm, local outing that mixes urban sights and untouched archipelago scenery. Along the way you will have chances for photography, quiet moments on deck and a close view of both Stockholm’s built landmarks and its natural coastline.

A private bike tour lets you explore Stockholm at your own pace, cycling through Gamla stan (Old Town), leafy parks and iconic monuments that reflect the city’s history and cultural heritage. You can choose from three tour options tailored to different interests, each guiding you to a selection of the city's highlights. Tours are available in English and Swedish, and may also be offered in German, French, Italian, Spanish and Russian. The most compact route takes you through Gamla stan and past the Royal Palace, the Cathedral and Kungsträdgården. A longer option adds more of the city’s cultural quarter, including Djurgården, the Vasa Museum and Odenplan alongside the Old Town and royal sights. The most extensive route combines the top city landmarks with green spaces and maritime history, and may include Djurgården National Park and a historic shipyard as well as the Royal Palace and Kungsträdgården. Along the way, your guide will point out historical and cultural context so you gain a clear sense of Stockholm’s past and present as you ride.

Experience Stockholm from the water on a guided kayak tour that suits both beginners and more experienced paddlers. You can choose a standard city-centre route or a shorter morning paddle on the outskirts. Both options offer a relaxed, scenic way to see different parts of the city while spending time outdoors. Depending on the route and conditions, you may paddle around Långholmen, Södermalm, Kungsholmen, Gamla Stan or Lilla Essingen. As you move through calm canals and under charming bridges, you will pass colourful buildings and waterside sights, and the guide may share local stories and insights, weather permitting. Stable tandem kayaks are used by default and are ideal for beginners; if you have paddling experience you can request a single kayak. The tour provides a pleasant, active alternative to a walking tour and is suitable whether you come alone, with friends or with family.

On this private tour, you’ll get the opportunity to walk around Stockholm with a guide and learn about the capital’s history and culture. After meeting your guide in Sergels Torg, you’ll head to explore the central Norrmalm district. You’ll have the chance to discover modern architecture and well-preserved old buildings. You’ll be able to see Hötorget lined with famous attractions like the Stockholm Concert Hall. As you reach Stureplan, you’ll have the opportunity to visit various shops and trendy restaurants. Your guide will tell you facts about the Swedish lifestyle and the local customs. You’ll then leave the Old Town for Kungsträdgården, where the tour will end.

Stockholm is built on 14 islands at the entrance to Lake Mälaren from the Baltic Sea. The tour starts at the Opera house and follows Stockholm Ström, the short river that links Lake Mälaren to the Baltic. You will then join a walking tour through the cobblestone alleyways of Stockholm Old Town, which is the best-preserved medieval city centre in the world. Along the way you will connect with the history of Stockholm and Sweden and see several notable buildings. Highlights include the City Hall, the Parliament building, the Royal Palace and Stortorget in Old Town. The tour finishes at the southern end of Kungstädgården, a beautiful park in Stockholm. From the northern end of this park you can take the tram to Djurgården, where the Vasa museum, the Abba museum, Skansen and other popular Stockholm attractions are situated.

This eco-friendly, guided tour will take you on a relaxing kayaking adventure to explore the picturesque islands surrounding Stockholm. You'll be able to soak up panoramic cityscape views as you paddle around Kungsholmen to Langholmen and Reimersholme, and your guide will be sharing insights into the city's local customs as you go. You'll stop at Reimersholme for an organic lunch break, then make your way past Södermalm, Riddarholmen and Gamla Stan with a chance to go for an optional swim.