Sweden · AUDIO TOURS
Good audio tours fill up weeks ahead; the great ones go first. Below: the 7 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Cruise Stockholm’s canals, Gamla Stan, Djurgården, and Riddarholmen with an audio guide, Wi-Fi, and scenic city views.
“A relaxing late day activity upon arrival in Stockholm. Pleasant enough overview of canals and surrounding architecture. Good length of time. However very poor reception of audio guide, so not enough information to complete the experience.”
Solve a Kurt Wallander murder case while exploring Ystad’s half-timbered lanes with a GPS audio tour for $10.59.
“Het verhaal neemt je mee langs andere routes. Je ziet ook veel meer. Goed verhaal ook, zeker voor Walkander fans.”
Explore Lund from medieval cathedral to modern university on a flexible one-hour VoiceMap audio walk with offline maps and clear directions.
“Work fine. Many nice stops, but too much around the university and far too little about the cathedral.”
Explore Malmö at your own pace with a 3 to 4 hour audio walk covering 16 sights, local history, quizzes, and useful city tips.
“The stops along the tour were very interesting. We listened to the full audio at each stop and even took the 1 question quiz after each stop. The application downloaded fine and the audio worked well. But navigation within the app did not work so good. I had to jump to Google maps after each stop, and for some stops, it was hard to find the designated listening spot.”
Explore Stockholm at your own pace with a $10.63 app-guided puzzle walk linking City Hall, the Royal Palace, Nobel Museum, and more.
“This worked really well and was a great way to discover the city. We saw things we may have missed..”
Explore Stockholm at your own pace with 100 English audio stories covering Gamla Stan, royal sights, islands, parks, and local history.
“During a big family reunion, we were about 20 relatives, we walked all over the old town with Trales. I was the host for this part since I live in Stockholm, but lack all the information about the historical places. Trales helped me to show the guests from various cities in Europe, the highlights and my impression was that they were impressed by the Trales and the old town of course. A great event.”
Follow Lund’s 1829 Locus Peccatorum murder trail by app, from Stortorget to Kulturen, with flexible timing and English audio.
“I bought two peccato drum tours, one for my husband and one for me but we couldn't get the tour going on my husband's cell phone. Therefore, we had to share headphones and it was not optimal especially as I bought luck for 160 - and could only use one. Can I get a refund?”
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