Group Experiences in Stockholm

Visit *Tutankhamun: The Immersive Exhibition* in Stockholm. See a 6.5 m high 360º video mapping room. Take a VR walk through the Valley of the Kings. Explore rooms full of replicas and curated Egyptian historical displays.

Visit ICEBAR Stockholm, where everything, including your drink glass, is made of ice. Located in central Stockholm, this experience gives you a chance to see northern Sweden’s icy landscape up close. The temperature is kept at -5 °C (23 °F), and the bar fits up to 60 guests. Kids can enjoy colorful non-alcoholic drinks. Use the provided cape and gloves to stay warm and protect the ice.

ABBA The Museum is not just about original costumes, gold records and so many other wonderful items of memorabilia – it’s about you! Feel what it’s like to be onstage with ABBA, sing at the famous Polar Studio, or test your knowledge with an ABBA quiz. There’s so much to experience – you’ll be having the time of your life! Walk In. Dance Out.

Leave the realm of 'normal' behind and prepare to upend your trusted version of reality at Paradox Museum Stockholm! Interact with over 70 paradoxical exhibits and installations that will leave you scratching your head for hours after. Delve into the arcane, dark arts of optical illusions, and take surreal, physics-defying photos that will leave your friends and followers bewitched! You will learn all about the hard-hitting science behind the most famous paradoxes, and come to see why things are often more than they first appear.

Visit ICEBAR Stockholm, where everything, including your drink's glass, is made of ice. The temperature stays at -5 °C (23 °F) and the bar holds up to 60 guests. Enjoy a drink and 45 minutes to look around with your admission. Bring the kids for colorful non-alcoholic drinks. Put on the provided cape and gloves to stay comfortable and protect the ice. This bar in central Stockholm offers a close look at the northern Sweden's icy landscape.

Embark on a journey through time at the majestic Royal Armoury, one of Sweden's most venerable museums. This treasure trove of royal memorabilia showcases a riveting blend of Swedish and international history spanning 500 years. Immerse yourself in the tales of grandeur and intrigue that these artifacts whisper, from weapons and armor to regal attire. Step into the exhibit of Sweden’s royal history, where the monarchy comes alive. From Gustav Vasa to the present day, the exhibition tells a captivating story of the people and events that shaped the kingdom. Gaze upon the glittering opulence of royal carriages at the Royal Couches exhibit. Nestled within the enchanting castle vault of the Royal Armoury, these five exquisite vehicles are a testament to the monarchy's past splendour. Discover the allure of their gilded beauty! The Little Armory opens up a magical world for children, where the Castle Mouse, a charming resident of the castle's basement, invites young explorers to uncover a trove of delightful surprises from its secret chest. For a small fee of 20 SEK, the entire family can plunge into an adventure that will make the museum visit an unforgettable experience. Grab your ticket now and let the exploration begin!

Get inspired by ideas that changed the world! Films, objects and guided tours about the Nobel Prize laureates, the Nobel Prize and Alfred Nobel.

Learn about life from prehistory through the Middle Ages at the Swedish History Museum. Visit *The Viking World*, one of the largest Viking exhibitions, with over 2,500 original artifacts. Try Viking Life and play in a Viking village with Halvdan and Meia. See the Gold Room, featuring gold and silver treasures, and explore one of Northern Europe’s best collections of medieval church art. Check out *Prehistories*, an exhibition on life during the Stone, Bronze, and Iron Ages. Take a break for coffee or lunch (not included in this ticket) in our rose garden.

Escape the confines of 21st-century living and discover a simpler time at Skansen, the world's oldest open-air museum. Like a time capsule of pre-industrialized Sweden, Skansen takes you on an immersive journey into the past to engage with amazing Scandinavian folk traditions, craftsmanship, and culture that modern life has long forgotten.

Get ready for a dose of nostalgia at the Stockholm Toy Museum. Witness a massive doll collection. Test your flipping skills, play classics like _Space Race_ from 1977, and learn the history of your favorite toys. It's time for your inner kid to come out and play!

Step inside one of the most extraordinary museums in the world! Inside you'll find Sweden's royal flagship Vasa, built to fight the Kingdom of Poland in the 17th century, but sunk on its maiden voyage before it even had the chance to leave Stockholm harbor. Exactly 333 years after its short time above water it was successfully raised, then preserved and restored by Swedish divers and scientists. The Vasa Museum – on the island of Djurgården in Stockholm – displays the world’s only intact 17th-century warship. This unique experience will excite everyone from amateur historians to daydreaming little ones.

Visit Fotografiska, a vibrant place for photography, food experiences, and inspiration. Enjoy world-class photography and visual art from all over the world – from the most well-known photographers to the new generation of image creators. Grab lunch or dinner at the bistro and award-winning restaurant and enjoy the stunning, panoramic view. Enjoy the museum's prime location at Stadsgården, where the Baltic Sea meets central Stockholm and covers 2,500 square meters of exhibition space. Visit the gift shop where you can buy photo art, books, gifts, and more.

Since 2010, SkyView has been providing visitors with impressive 360-degree views of Stockholm's skyline. Before the Avicii Arena hosted this unique experience, it underwent a significant transformation, reinforced with 42 metric tonnes of steel and an extra 70 tonnes of rails on its exterior. The result is an engineering wonder featuring glass gondolas crafted by Swedish ski lift manufacturers. The SkyView adventure starts with an informative video, sharing the backstory of the construction and offering a preview of the beautiful sight. Guests then go on their aerial adventure in one of the 12-seater glass gondolas. As the gondola ascends 130 meters above sea level, visitors enjoy a fascinating view of Stockholm.

Enjoy a magical, delightful day together at Junibacken in Stockholm - Djurgården! Here books come to life, crammed with amazing playful exhibitions to inspire kids and their parents.

Avicii Experience is an interactive museum located at Sergels Torg in Stockholm, honoring one of the true icons of modern popular culture. Take an interactive journey through Avicii’s life and musical career, listen to unreleased music, and see how it feels to perform in front of thousands of screaming fans. Whether you're a devoted Avicii fan or simply a music enthusiast, Avicii Experience provides an experience that not only celebrates the music, but also sheds light on the human story behind the artist, offering inspiration along the way.

The Hallwyl Museum, located in the heart of Stockholm, transports visitors to the elegant world of the von Hallwyl family from a hundred years ago. Housed within a grand 1890s private palace, the museum showcases an extraordinary and wide-ranging collection of paintings, porcelain, furniture, and silver – as well as household objects and personal possessions. With its meticulously preserved interiors and exhibitions, The Hallwyl Museum invites guests to step back into the splendor and luxury of a bygone era.

Step into the enchanting world of Prins Eugens Waldemarsudde, one of Sweden’s most beloved art museums. Once the property of Prins Eugen himself, the castle now showcases a fascinating selection of the prince's art collection. Walking around the prince’s banquet hall, you will see that it has been preserved in its original state. There, you can explore the museum's vivid collections, and check out the temporary exhibitions, featuring a variety of sculptures, drawings, graphics, and medallion art. Next, discover the prince's picturesque gardens, which hold sculptures from Carl Milles and Auguste Rodin, or walk around the historic buildings scattered throughout the park, including the Linseed Oil Mill.

Your tour starts in front of the Stockholm Royal Palace. The cruise goes around Skeppsholmen, an island known for its museums and modern art installations. Next, cruise along Djurgården, Stockholm’s largest island, which has amusement parks, the Skansen open-air museum, and Gröna Lund. You’ll also see landmarks like the ABBA Museum and the Vasa Museum from the boat. Continue towards the archipelago and circle the island of Fjäderholmarna, known for its art galleries, craft shops, and cafes. The island has no cars and features traditional fishing boats and sailboats. On the way back, the boat goes through Lake Hammarby, an urban lake with modern apartments and eco-friendly buildings.

Take a 2-hour boat tour of the Stockholm Archipelago, starting from Skeppsbron next to the Gustav III Statue in the city centre. Your guide will share information about the sights, Swedish royal history, and local traditions as you travel. The route goes through the Djurgården Canal and past Fjäderholmarna, known for its cafés and artisan workshops. You’ll also see Stora Höggarn with its lighthouse and views, and Tegelön with its villas and calm waters.

This pass gets you into some of Stockholm's top attractions – all you have to do is choose how long you want your adventure to last between 1 and 5 days. See an astonishingly well-preserved 17th-century warship that spent 333 years underwater at the Vasa Museum. Travel back in time and learn about the Vikings with a visit to the immersive Viking Museum, and explore a world of gaming, robotics, and space adventures at Tekniska – National Museum of Science and Technology. You can visit each attraction once, and with over 50 to choose from, you're sorted.

Learn all the amazing Viking facts you can handle at The Viking Museum in Stockholm. See how they traded and raided via informative and interactive exhibits, and browse 30 objects on loan from the Swedish History Museum. You can even take the Viking ride _Ragnfrid’s Saga_, a thrilling SFX-packed journey through life in the year 963!

When it comes to science, do you feel like you can really only understand something once you've tested it yourself? Welcome to the Tom Tits Experiment, an interactive science center for the whole family. Get hands-on with technology, physics, math, geography, biology, illusions, and more!

Step into a world of wonder at Tekniska, where every corner offers a new discovery. With over 12,000 square meters of impressive experiences and intriguing exhibits, this repository of knowledge and inspiration caters to curious minds of all ages. From lively debates to enlightening educational courses and planned activities, the museum is a hot spot for both young explorers and seasoned adventurers.

Visit Sven-Harrys Konstmuseum in Stockholm. This museum blends classical and contemporary art. See exhibitions featuring Swedish and international artists in art, fashion, and design. Walk through the recreation of Sven-Harry Karlsson’s former home to view one of the largest Nordic art collections. Some featured artists include August Strindberg, Carl Fredrik Hill, Ernst Josephson, Helene Schjerfbeck, Edvard Munch, Gio Ponti, and Märta Måås-Fjetterström. Go to the rooftop terrace for a view of the city.

Take to the water for a stunning tour of Stockholm from a whole new angle. With a 24 or 72-hour pass, hop on and off anywhere you like, all day and into the night! See sights like the Vasa Museum, Gröna Lund amusement park, and lots more. The stress-free way to see the Swedish capital.

The wonders of stunning Stockholm await with absolutely zero transport troubles. Hop on and off wherever you like along the route for 24 or 72 hours and enjoy 20 bus stops with the Red City Buses.

Discover Spritmuseum in Stockholm, a museum focused on Swedish drinking culture. Located on Djurgården, the museum features an interactive exhibition, the *Absolut Art Collection*, and an in-house restaurant. The staff provides an initial introduction, after which you can explore the museum on your own. You can explore the exhibition and enjoy a glass of wine or a cocktail (at your own expense) inside the museum. Spritmuseum is open daily until 22:00, making it suitable for both afternoon and evening visits.

Explore the Economy Museum and discover the evolution of money and economics in Sweden. View over 3,000 artifacts, including the world's heaviest coin, Sweden's earliest banknotes, and a real Bitcoin ATM. Participate in interactive exhibits, play educational games, and try lifting a replica of the coin. The museum also features the Economy Lab, a fun, hands-on area designed for students and families, though it welcomes visitors of all ages. Visit the Swedish History Museum, located in the same building as your ticket provides access to both museums and learn about the history of Sweden.

Explore the sparkling harbour or Stockholm on this guided open boat tour and get to know the city from a brand-new perspective. Onboard guides will give you an intimate tour around the city center, highlighting the city's rich history and current affairs, while providing entertaining anecdotes along the way. As you sail around the stunning harbour, you'll be able to take in the famous landmarks, such as the Vasa Museum, the Skeppsholmen island, and the Stockholm City Hall, as well as the many smaller islands and inlets dotted along the waterfront. Feel free to ask the guide or captain questions throughout the journey, for an unparalleled sightseeing experience in Sweden.

Enact a childhood dream, sing a duet with the stairs, try theatre makeup but without the mess, and mix your own track. At the Swedish Museum of Performance Art you can experience all this, as well as learn about the history of music, dance, theatre and puppetry. Explore fascinating objects such as stage costumes, musical instruments, and original manuscripts, all alternated with interactive stations and multi-media installations. Kids will love it, and you might learn a thing or two, too!

Explore Stockholm with a private tour, alone or with up to three guests. Roam historic streets, have a long lunch, shop for unique items, visit museums, see Djurgården, relax with a park picnic, or try games at Gröna Lund amusement park. Before your visit, we will contact you to learn about your interests and preferences. Your custom itinerary will balance stories, sights, and activities at your pace.

Join a 1.5-hour guided walking tour through Stockholm's Old Town. Discover hidden alleys and learn about the royal history with local guides. Listen to the dramatic stories of Swedish history and lesser-known facts from your guide, which are usually not found on signs or in brochures. Receive an art poster as a souvenir. This tour is suitable for most ages, but be prepared for cobblestone streets, uneven surfaces, and some slopes that may make walking challenging.

Ride through Stockholm's canals and waterways on a one-hour boat tour. Begin near the Royal Palace in the Old Town on the Djurgårds Canal and listen to an informative audio guide with complimentary earphones as you ride. Sail through the open bays and shores of the Stockholm Archipelago, catching views of buildings in Gamla Stan. Pass by the Royal Game Park on Djurgården island, visit the islet of Riddarholmen in Gamla Stan, and the trendy streets of Södermalm. Enjoy free Wi-Fi, toilets, and a small café onboard.

Take a guided walk through Stockholm with a native English-speaking guide. Visit historical landmarks like the Royal Palace and Stortorget. Learn about Stockholm's history with interesting facts and stories shared by the guide. Gain insight into local customs, traditions, and current events from the knowledgeable guide during your private group tour.

Visit the Vasa Museum to see the world’s best-preserved 17th-century warship. The Vasa, which sank shortly after its initial sailing, remained submerged for centuries. Walk around the ship from multiple perspectives and view the informative displays about its creation and the period it represents. At Vrak - Museum of Wrecks, see how virtual and holographic technologies display wooden shipwrecks from the Baltic Sea. Learn why these ships rest almost untouched by time and view investigations into their preservation. Use the Red Sightseeing hop-on hop-off bus service to travel between Stockholm’s landmarks. The iconic red bus route includes stops across key locations and provides free WiFi and an audio guide for navigating the city conveniently.

Tour Sweden on a 2.5-hour boat tour with a knowledgeable guide. Get closer to the cliffs of the islands and see Swedish summer houses among the natural landscape. Cruise past the waters of Stockholm’s famous archipelago, and hear stories about Sweden’s traditions. Taste Swedish food and drinks while learning how the archipelago has influenced life in the capital and the significance of Midsummer.

Board a classic wooden boat for a 1-hour and 45-minute tour through the Stockholm Archipelago. Pass by the Royal Palace, the Opera, and the National Museum. Navigate through the Djurgården Canal, see Fjäderholmen and the cliffs of Södermalm. Learn about Stockholm’s history from a professional guide.

Use the TouringBee app for a self-guided audio tour of Stockholm. The tour begins near the train station and ends at Hötorget market. Follow the map and listen to audio commentary as your guide. Visit key attractions like Stockholm City Hall, The Royal Palace, Riddarholmen Church, Nobel Prize Museum, and Parliament House. Explore 25 places with clear, historical insights and learn about Stockholm's cuisine and café culture.

Explore Stockholm at twilight on a guided night photo walk. Capture the city’s lights and reflections as the sun sets and learn how to handle low-light conditions and long-exposure photography. Get guidance on taking great night shots from your tripod, camera, or mobile phone.

Explore Old Town Stockholm on a fun and educational walking tour with your smartphone as your guide. Visit iconic landmarks like the Royal Palace, Grand Square, and Saint George and the Dragon where you'll learn interesting facts and fun anecdotes about all of the sites along the route. This digital smartphone tour is great for anyone who loves learning and adventure, of all ages and interests, where you can set your own pace.

Begin your Stockholm's golden hour photography tour, capturing the city's beauty as the sun sets over its waterfront, ancient churches, and cobblestone streets. Learn practical photography tips from your guide to capture beautiful images with your phone. Discover new angles and perspectives to unleash your creativity. Explore and create just with a phone and no fancy equipment is required. Enhance your photography skills while enjoying a collection of photos from the tour.

Set off for an exciting sunset kayak tour through the heart of the city, where your guide will ensure everyone is comfortable with safety protocols and paddle techniques. Tandem kayaks are used for their stability, with single kayaks available for experienced paddlers. Paddle through historic neighborhoods like Langholmen, Södermalm, Gamla Stan, Kungsholmen, and Lila Essingen, taking photos and enjoying the cityscape at sunset. Take a break for a traditional Swedish Fika with tasty treats along the way.

Begin your tour by paddling through the city, enjoying spectacular views and quiet waters in tandem or single kayaks. Explore historic neighborhoods like Kungsholmen, Södermalm, and Gamla Stan with an experienced guide sharing photo tips and insights into the history and culture of the city.

Explore Stockholm's natural beauty, escape the city, and hike through dense forests over granite cliffs for panoramic views. Walk with experienced and knowledgeable guides who keep sharing interesting facts about the environment, wildlife, and history of the area. Take a stop and have a freshly prepared campfire lunch to boost yourself. Continue ahead to discover hidden gems and secret spots off the beaten track.

Step aboard a kayak in Långholmen for a self-guided tour. Once prepared with lifejackets and drybags, it's time to plunge into the waterways of Stockholm. Among the most enticing tours is the tour of the Långholmen and Reimerisholme islands. Enjoy the view of City Hall and the historic allure of the Old Town. Whether you want to go in a single-person kayak or share a thrilling ride in a two-person kayak, this tour will be a memorable experience for you.

This Långholmen Kajak tour takes participants through the notorious old prison island of Långholmen, the historic core of Stockholm, the city hall, and Norrmälarstrand. The experience ends with a tranquil paddle around the quaint island of Reimersholme, where the ruins of an antiquated wool mill stand. Whether you are a kayaking rookie, a seasoned expert, or looking for a family-friendly experience, this tour is the perfect way of exploring Stockholm. Over the two-hour kayak tour, your English and/or Swedish-speaking guide will show you around the Stockholm landscape.

Did you know that over 30% of Stockholm is made up of waterways? Jump onboard a boat that will take you around the city and admire the iconic landmarks as you go. The boat tour starts at the Royal Palace, and you'll get the chance to see the Tre Kronor Museum along the way. Hop off at Djurgården to see the wonderful Vasa Museum, home to a salvaged 17th-century Swedish warship, and make full use of this convenient touring option. Enjoy access to 20 bus stops throughout the city that cover places like the Strömgatan and the ABBA Museum. Take your sightseeing to the next level with this hop-on hop-off ticket.

See Stockholm in a new light with tickets for a **boat tour** along the canals, complete with **live music onboard**. With an all-electric engine on your vessel, you won't hear a sound except the melodies of the live musician accompanying you and your party for the ride.

Boasting 700 years of history, Stockholm is home to grand public buildings and palaces, and you can see them all with this money-saving, time-saving Hop-on Hop-off bus ticket. Discover the renowned Royal Opera, which opened in the 18th century. Enjoy the spectacular views of the Baltic Sea as you drive across to Gamla Stan/The Old Town. For all those ABBA fans out there, why not hop back into the 70s and visit the Abba Museum? Or Skansen, the world's first open-air museum. And don't miss Stureplan, a high-end square in the heart of the city. Stockholm has it all!

Experience the magic of the Christmas season by spending the holidays in Stockholm. With tickets for this private walking tour, a cheery local guide will show you around Old Town Stockholm. Falling snowflakes, roasted almonds, and warm gingerbread treats – the sights and smells of a Swedish Christmas surround you on the streets of Old Town Stockholm. Pass by the Storkyrkan Cathedral and the Royal Palace, all decked out for the season. On your merry Stockholm walking tour, count the advent candelabras in the windows and learn about Swedish Christmas customs as you listen to bells jingling on the streets. Cozy up with a steaming cup of spiced mulled wine and stroll through a local Christmas market to do some holiday shopping for everyone on your list.

Starting from Stortorget, the main public square in Old Town Stockholm, you will set out on a guided walk of Sweden's capital city to discover its history and highlights. After exploring the hidden gems of Old Town, including the Royal Palace, the Swedish Parliament buildings, and the Nobel Museum, board a public ferry for a short sail between the nearby islands. Cross the harbor to the island of Djurgården, where more adventure awaits at one of the most popular museums in Sweden – the Vasa Museum. Enter the world-famous Vasa Museum, home to the world's oldest, best-preserved ship, the grand warship _Vasa_. This beauty was built in the 1600s when the Swedish Empire was the dominant naval force in Northern Europe. Not only is the _Vasa_ an artistic masterpiece, but she also has a fabulous story, including sinking on her maiden voyage. At the Vasa Museum, you'll get a brief overview of the major artifacts and the rest of the tour will be yours to explore independently.