What You Will Do
This private tour is fully customizable. We will get in touch to design it in full. It can be from one hour, up to 6 hours including visits to museums or meals. We offer it to families, groups of friends, students, and companies.
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Itinerary
Meeting Point
We are at the Gustav Adolfs roundabout. in front of the Royal Opera. the guide will take a multicolored umbrella so that you can find him.
1
Gamla stan
2 hours
Stockholm's old town, the historical heart of the city. This island has a lot to offer, from history, politics, society, to bars with a great atmosphere. The Gamlastan tour is the most popular, and doing it privately and personally can be very interesting because it allows you to describe its secrets. The most important points of the island are the Royal Palace, the Church of Saint Nicholas, the Church of Saint Gorge, the Nobel and Stortorget Museums, the Iron Square and the narrowest alley in the city ...
2
Ostermalm
2 hours
This area is considered the most exclusive neighborhood in the city, we can visit the Royal Theater area, the Saluhall delicatessen market, and the Strändvägen promenade that takes us to Djurgården. It is a beautiful area built during the 19th century and we find some of the most important sculptures in the city. We can get to the town hall, surrounding the Normalm district, or go east to Djurgården.
3
Sodermalm
2 hours
This is the modern, or hipster, island. It is full of fair trade cafes, vegetarian restaurants, second-hand shops and vintage clothing, alternative cinemas, art galleries, and some of the most visited points, the viewpoints. There are 3 main viewpoints to fall in love with at sunset in Stockholm.
4
Kungliga Djurgarden
2 hours
It is known as the museum island, because we find the Vasa museum, the Viking museum, the ABBA museum, Skansen, as well as the Grönalund amusement park. But the island has much more to offer, and to enjoy it the best idea is to do it by bike. During the summer of 2020 there is a culture exhibition by Alice Aycock.
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