Sweden · CITY TOURS
Every trip has one free day too few. These 15 city tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part of planning.
Cruise Stockholm’s archipelago on a classic ship with a live guide, scenic islands, onboard café, and flexible 1.5, 2.5, or 3-hour tours.
“Beautiful relaxing tour and easy to find . Great informed tour”
Review Stockholm’s hop-on hop-off bus tour, including major sights, cruise-terminal tips, boat option, timing, stops, and value.
“There were other operators using red busses so it was not always clear until you tried to enter the bus, if this was the correct one. The driver soon told you if your ticket was not for his bus. Once on the correct service the driver was very helpful giving information on the next stop number.”
See Stockholm from a quiet open electric boat, with witty guides, palace views, canals, Djurgården, and a practical 50-minute city introduction.
“Heidi was well informed and shared a boatload of information about Stockholm on this tour. The electric boat was very quiet, and we saw many highlights. Since it was mostly an out and back trip, everyone had an opportunity to get decent pictures of they wanted. Highly recommend this tour!”
Cruise Gothenburg’s canals and harbour under 20 bridges on a 50-minute Paddan tour with Swedish and English guiding.
“Boat tour was great, the guide had extensive knowledge of Swedish history. On the day of my ride it was raining, so we agreed on a free rescheduling for the following day. Many thanks to everyone involved, including the ship’s captain.”
Cruise Stockholm’s islands with fresh pizza, sunset views, Djurgården, Fjäderholmarna, and Lake Hammarby for $32.
“Such an amazing evening thank you so much! The staff Karen, Trixi, Nezdha, and Tura were SO friendly, helpful and really went out of their way to accommodate guests. The pizza was really tasty. Really great value and an excellent evening. Thanks so much everyone!”
See Stockholm at your pace on a red double-decker bus, with stops for Gamla Stan, Vasa Museum, the Royal Palace, and cruise terminals.
“We waited over 45 minutes for the bus and we were on the bus for only 3 stops. We decided not to waste our time waiting again and paid for Uber to travel to other spots.”
Compare Gothenburg’s Go City Pass, with 20+ museums, cruises, trams, and tours across 1 to 5 days, plus practical value tips.
“It was avery wet day and we only managed to use the app for 2 of the places we wanted to visit. So, I would suggest checking what is covered on here and if it is worth the cost of entrance. As places like Lisberg and World of Volvo are not included.”
See Gothenburg at your own pace with an 8-stop bus tour, multilingual audio, Haga, Feskekörka, Liseberg, and river views.
See Stockholm by double kayak, passing City Hall, Gamla Stan, Riddarholmen, and Långholmen with a friendly local guide.
“The experience allowed us to see the city from a totally different perspective. The guide was knowledgeable about the city and explained the parts of the city we were passing rhrough.”
Paddle Stockholm’s islands in a stable tandem kayak with an English-speaking guide, then add a Swedish dinner on the evening tour.
“To explore a new city from the water side gives the chance for a lot of different views. To do this by kayak adds the exercise point. Our tour was with Pete who managed to organise this sportive activity very well and safe so that everyone had an enjoyable afternoon. At several points of interest, e.g. the Stockholm City Hall, he provided us with funny stories and special information about the city. I would recommend such a tour to anyone who wants to do more to get to know new places.”
Paddle Stockholm’s islands on a small-group kayak tour with city views, local stories, stable boats, and practical tips for beginners.
“My wife and 18 year old son were lead by Sixten on a lovely, not very busy day. We could not be more happy with the service and were thrilled to be able to see Stockholm from the water under our own power. I highly recommend this option if you are looking for something a little unique.”
Explore Stockholm by Segway in a small group, from City Hall and Gamla Stan to island views, with training and local guidance.
“This was a unique chance to see the city, but I would not do this again, not because of the tour company, but because it was very difficult for me to master the Segway, and I had a hard time keeping up with the rest of the group. I spent too much time worried about operating the Segway and missed out on actually seeing the city, the tour was hard for me to enjoy because I was not proficient on the Segway.”
See Stockholm City Hall, Gamla Stan, and the Vasa Museum in five hours, with an expert guide, ferry ride, fika break, and museum entry.
“I recently joined a guided walking tour in Stockholm, and it was fantastic! Our guide, Bea, was amazing—so lovely, full of information, fun anecdotes, and fascinating stories. She was also caring and attentive, making sure everyone felt comfortable and engaged throughout the day. We began at the beautiful Stockholm City Hall, where Bea shared intriguing insights about its history and architecture. Then, we wandered through the enchanting streets of Gamla Stan (Old Town), learning about Stockholm’s rich past. The highlight was the ferry ride to the Vasa Museum, where Bea led us through the history of the spectacular 17th-century warship, Vasa. Her explanations made the ship’s story even more ...”
Review the Kiruna to Narvik day trip, with Arctic scenery, fjords, photo stops, guides, pricing, logistics, and practical booking advice.
“Greg is incredibly personable and knowledgeable about the history. He’s patient, a skilled photographer, and drives with great care and diligence. He speaks excellent English and is very friendly.”
See Stockholm City Hall, Gamla Stan, the Royal Palace, and Vasa Museum in three hours with a small-group local guide.
“The walk was at a very good pace and the guide was well spoken Very good tour”
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