Attractions: ABBA The Museum

With an unlimited hop-on hop-off bus pass, you can explore Stockholm at your own pace. The route will take you past the city's highlights, including the Royal Opera, the Vasa Museum, the Royal Palace, ABBA The Museum and City Hall, and much more. From the open-top deck you’ll enjoy panoramic views of Stockholm as you travel between stops. An on-board audio commentary provided in 11 languages will give context to what you see, helping you feel immersed in the city’s history and culture. Along the way you can hop off to spend more time at a favourite museum or landmark, then rejoin the service and continue your sightseeing. The experience will suit you whether you want a broad overview of Stockholm or time to explore specific attractions in depth.

Stockholm sits across 14 islands, blending historic streets and contemporary culture. As you explore, you’ll stroll the cobbled lanes of Gamla Stan and pass the Royal Palace. Along the way you can visit world-class museums such as the Vasa Museum, the ABBA Museum and Fotografiska. Nature and family-friendly highlights are centred on Djurgården, where Skansen — the oldest open-air museum — will be among the places you may want to explore. An interactive map guides your visit with four themed routes tailored to different interests: history buffs, families, drivers and shoppers. The Navicup Green Line route is aimed at family-friendly attractions, and the map typically points out more than 200 points of interest so you can plan your own pace and priorities. As you move through the city, the routes will help you connect landmarks, museums and neighbourhoods in a way that suits your interests.

Mamma mia — this experience brings ABBA’s story to life in Stockholm. A Pop Culture Expert-Guide will lead you through the winding streets of Gamla stan (Old Town), pointing out places and landmarks linked to Anni‑Frid, Bjorn, Benny and Agnetha while explaining how ABBA shaped Swedish pop and Eurovision. Along the way you’ll learn about local music history and wider pop‑culture influences as you move between sites tied to the band. You’ll also get skip‑the‑line entry to ABBA The Museum on Djurgården, with an audio guide to help you explore at your own pace. The museum experience typically includes interactive exhibits where you can try out songs and test your skills as the “Dancing Queen.” After the museum visit, take the ferry to Djurgården and see the ABBA hotel owned by Bjorn from the water. The tour is available in English, Swedish, German, French, Italian, Spanish and Russian.

Djurgården is one of the world’s most beautiful city parks and has belonged to the royal family since the 15th century. It brings together many of Stockholm’s best-known museums and cultural attractions — the Vasa Museum, Gröna Lund, the ABBA Museum and Skansen among them — set within wide green spaces, parks and family-friendly activities. As part of the Royal National City Park, the island has more than 400 years of history as a place for recreation and entertainment. On this tour you will explore what being part of the Royal National City Park actually means and delve into that long tradition. Along the way you will see the island’s green nature and the cultural highlights that draw over 10 million visitors each year. You will learn how the parks, museums and historic sites fit together and what makes Djurgården such a popular destination for both locals and visitors.

On this private car tour of Stockholm you’ll travel in comfort with your own driver-guide and planned photo stops at the city’s most iconic spots. The route will include around 20+ locations (sightseeing only). Along the way you’ll enjoy panoramic views from Monteliusvägen and other scenic terraces, giving plenty of chances for memorable photos without the pace of a walking tour. You’ll explore Djurgården Island and view cultural landmarks such as the Vasa Museum, Skansen and ABBA The Museum. The drive will also take you through historic squares and islands, including Norrmalmstorg and Riddarholmen, with time to stop for photos and short pauses as you move through the city. Whether you want a quick introduction or a deeper look at Sweden’s capital, the tour offers comfort, local commentary and striking viewpoints. Hotel pickup in central Stockholm is included; entrance fees to museums are not. This is the Standard tour; a luxury option is available separately.

This private excursion is tailored exclusively for you. You will embark on a serene journey through Sweden’s picturesque landscapes as you make your way to the heart of the city, where you will meet your seasoned tour guide. The highlight of the visit will be the ABBA Museum, where the guide will lead you through the exhibits and share context about the attraction as you move through the space. Along the way you will see notable spots such as Baggensgatan and Djurgarden, and you may pass other landmarks and sights mentioned by the guide. The excursion will follow a carefully planned schedule, and you will be greeted at your hotel and returned with ample time to relax and enjoy the rest of your day. The guide will take care of the arrangements so you can focus on the experience and take home lasting impressions.

This experience takes you through Stockholm’s Royal Game Park, known in Swedish as Kungliga Djurgården, where monuments, museums, galleries and quiet green spaces sit close together. A private 5‑Star local guide will lead the way. Along the route, you’ll hear local history, urban legends and cultural anecdotes that bring the area to life. As you move through Djurgården, your guide will point out top attractions and give insider tips for places like the ABBA Museum and the Gröna Lund amusement park. You’ll explore museum districts and scenic spots, and learn how the neighbourhood’s past connects to present-day Stockholm. The tour may include optional skip‑the‑line tickets to the open‑air museum Skansen, so you can learn about traditional Swedish life without waiting. On some options, skip‑the‑line entry to the Vasa Museum is also available to help you avoid the busiest queues. The pace is private and local, with time to ask questions and focus on what interests you. Whether you want stories about royal history, recommendations for other attractions, or a quiet stroll among the park’s museums and galleries, the guide will tailor the visit to your interests.

Starting at Gamla stan Metro station, you will follow a walking route that traces Stockholm’s history from the Viking Age to modern times. Along the way you’ll pause at Riddarholmen for a view over Lake Mälaren and the City Hall, and pass notable landmarks including the House of Nobility, the Parliament building, the Royal Palace and Stortorget in the Old Town. The guide will weave historical context into the city sights as you move through these central areas. You will then take the ferry Djurgårdsfärjan, a brief 10-minute crossing to Djurgården, where The Viking Museum is situated. This small-scale museum combines thrilling experiences with historical facts and is the result of a cooperation between performing-arts professionals and some of Sweden’s most respected historical scientists. After the museum visit you can continue exploring Djurgården and its other attractions, such as the ABBA Museum, the Vasa Museum or the open-air museum Skansen.

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.