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Join on a sightseeing tour through the history of Stockholm. The tour starts at the City Hall and takes you around the second largest island in the city, Kungsholmen. Passing the historical islands of Långholmen and Reimersholme.

Travelling through narrow canals, past leafy shorelines and many interesting buildings, you will learn all about the history of this beautiful city and its development from early industrial to modern times.

This guide combines for the two most important and popular attractions of Stockholm! An added bonus: you do not queue up at the Vasa Museum ...!

Our walk through the old town will reveal how and why the Nobel Prize was created, where the Swedish royal family actually lives, as we used our waste plied how close the narrowest street in Stockholm is, how many people still live in the old town, how high the acquisition (!), and much more.

From the old town it then continues via ferry to the island of Djurgården. Discover with us Stockholm from the water and find out why Stockholm is called the Venice of the North. Our visit to the Vasa Museum will bring you certainly amazed. The old ship is quite a stunning experience! How can a ship that spent 333 years on the seabed still be so well preserved? How many people died when it went down, especially; why it went down so quickly and who was to blame for it? And as it came into the house, where do we stand? All this and every other question, we will answer you during our tour of the museum. If we are here finally finished with the tour, you are welcome to stay in the museum, to look at the exhibitions and accurately see the film about the Vasa, or simply revel in the atmosphere.

Experience Stockholm by foot - all the main sights plus some secret gems! There is a lot more to Stockholm than just water and bridges! With 750 years of history the city is never short of a story to tell.

SoFo (South of Folkungatan) is a play on the acronym SoHo, one of the coolest districts in the world according Vogue. Today it is known as the trendiest area in Stockholm.

Starting from the beginning, Södermalm is where we placed people when we ran out of space in the Old Town. It holds a lot of great, but horrific history, beautiful views and as if that weren’t enough, it is also the home of Lisbeth Salander & Mikael Blomqvist, where the now world famous Millennium trilogy all started.

Before we take you to SoFo, we will journey through history, witch trails, executions, the life of the working class, all leading us up to today’s Latte Mums’s & Sourdough Dad’s.

What is a Must See in Stockholm? In our opinion the city is filled with must see places, but to make it easier for you we have narrowed it down to three main sites, the Old Town, the island of Djurgården and the Vasa Museum.

Our adventure begins at Stortorget, the main square, of the Old Town. This is where Stockholm was once founded. Here we will listen to stories and legends about the city and the people that used to lived here. On our walk we will also pass some of the most known sights of the area, e.g. the Royal Palace, the Coronation Church and St George and the Dragon.

The walk of the Old Town ends by the Djurgården Ferry which will take us across to the island of Djurgården. The ferry ride only takes between 7 to 10 minutes but allows us to see parts of Stockholm from the waterside.

Arriving on the island of Djurgården we will continue our walk through a beautiful neighbourhood that many people miss when visiting ‘Stockholm’s recreational area’. The walk takes us to the Vasa Museum; the world’s most visited maritime museum! This soon-to-be 400 year old wooden ship stands before almost 100% intact despite being under water for 333 years. 98% are original parts! We will give you a 30-minute guided tour of the museum and thereafter our time together has come to an end, but you can stay on and explore the ship and the museum.

To find your way back into town you can walk, take the tram or catch the Djurgården ferry back to the Old Town.

This is a combined bus sightseeing and guided walking tour which shows you the whole of Stockholm's inner city. The walk in Gamla Stan, Stockholm's original city center takes you across the busy squares and narrow streets that have a fascinating story to tell.

The bus tour.
See the whole of Stockholm in 75 minutes. This extensive bus tour takes you through all the parts of Stockholm city. We take you the most famous buildings and views with our modern, air conditioned Panorama bus. During this tour you will get to know Stockholm and the city´s history. Free wi-fi on board.

Old Town Walkabout.
After the bus tour we will stroll through the courtyards and lanes of the city’s oldest section, sights which many visitors normally miss. Our guide will tell you about Stockholm Blood Bath of 1520 and the legend of St George and the Dragon.

Cruise with the brand new M/S Viking Grace from Stockholm to Mariehamn, Åland Islands. Enjoy the fantastic interior design, exciting and new restaurant concepts, the largest floating tax free shop in the world combined with the beautiful scenery of the archipelago. In Mariehamn you change ship for the Stockholm-bound return trip with M/S Viking Amorella. Enjoy and to admire the wonderful Archipelago scenery and at the same time to have excellent cuisine aboard (Scandinavian buffet) and entertainment aboard. You will be cruising through the beautiful archipelago with a ship that has plenty to offer for all ages and interest. Entertainment, tasty food and refreshing drinks, shopping, SPA and a lot more.

Stockholm. 14 islands, two bodies of water and 57 bridges. Would you like to know what Sweden looked like in the 17 and 1800s? Skansen is the world’s oldest open-air museum, founded in 1891 and does just that! This miniature Sweden with 150 houses from all over the country gives you an insight into Sweden’s heritage and natural history. Skansen is also home to Nordic animals such as the reindeer, elk and brown bear.

In four hours we will cover the city districts of So¨dermalm, Gamla Stan, Norrmalm, O¨stermalm, and Djurga°rden, each with its own special character.

So¨dermalm. This trendy and bohemian area of the city, offers both small wooden houses from

the 1700s and a fantastic view of the city. Gamla Stan. Or Old Town as we would say in English. Where every- thing once began. Small alleyways, cobbled streets, this island is home to the Royal Palace. As we wander the streets the history we will listen to stories and legends that make the Old Town come alive!

Norrmalm. Also known as the City Centre. Great shopping opportunities and the focal point of modern Stockholm. In the back drop see the City Hall, venue for the Nobel Prize Banquet.

O¨stermalm. The city’s most fashionable neighbourhood with stately apartment buildings, fantastic architecture and scenic walkways.

Djurga°rden. Better known as the outdoor recreation centre for the city locals. The island is also home to many of the city’s museums.

Discover some of the different neighborhoods of Stockholm, all unique in personality with their own special charms on this private tour. Also visit the famous Vasa Museum and the iconic City Hall

HIGHLIGHTS:

* Visit various different contrasting neighborhoods
* Explore the famous Vasa Museum
* Discover Stockholm’s City Hall
* Let you private guide lead the way and fascinate you with stories

Welcome to the beautiful city of Stockholm, made up of 14 islands, 57 bridges and a whole lot of character. Experience the perfect mixture of modernity with tranquility that feels like a breath of fresh air.

Start in the neighborhood of So¨dermalm, a creative and trendy area where you’ll find vintage stores, eclectic stores and boutique Swedish fashion. Keep an eye open for the immaculate looking Stockholm hipsters who meet here in the swish cafes.

The next neighborhood we discover is Gamla Stan, also known as the old town. This is one of the best preserved medieval city centers in Europe and is actually where Stockholm was founded in 1252. The whole area is like a real life museum, full of cobbled streets and ancient architecture. Look out for the notorious Royal Palace.

From here, we’ll make our way to Norrmalm, the city centre full of Stockholm department stores and the more affordable highstreet shops. During spring time note how the Kungsträdgården is full of magical pink cherry blossom. Be fascinated by our trip to the City Hall, a fine example of the romantic architecture and constructed with over 8 million bricks. Inside you’ll discover unique art pieces and the unforgettable Golden Hall that consists of over 18 million gold mosaic tiles.

Pass through the post residential area of Östermalm, which strangely has the highest amount of nightclubs. Meander through the Östermalmshallen market hall, contemplating all the colourful, fresh food.

And of course, our final stop is Djurgården often described as a relaxing oasis that has been owned by Royalty since the 15th Century. Here we’ll visit The Vasa Ship museum, the most visited museum in Scandinavia. Learn about the tragic event that took place in 1628 but is now visible for you to see 98% intact.

Stockholm. 14 islands, two bodies of water and 57 bridges. In six hours we will cover the city districts of So¨dermalm, Gamla Stan, Norrmalm, O¨stermalm, and Djurga°rden, each with its own special character.

So¨dermalm. This trendy and bohemian area of the city, offers both small wooden houses from the 1700s and a fantastic view of the city.

Gamla Stan. Or Old Town as we would say in English. Where every- thing once began. Small alleyways, cobbled streets, this island is home to the Royal Palace. As we wander the streets the history we will listen to stories and legends that make the Old Town come alive! We will also visit the Royal Palace, the King’s official residence. With 608 rooms it is the setting for most of the monarchy’s official receptions.

Norrmalm. Also known as the City Centre. Great shopping opportunities and the focal point of modern Stockholm. In the back drop see the City Hall, venue for the Nobel Prize Banquet. Why is the Blue Hall not blue? How tall is the tower? How many bricks was used to put the building together? This is one fascinating building!

O¨stermalm. The city’s most fashionable neighbourhood with stately apartment buildings, fantastic architecture and scenic walkways.

Djurga°rden. Better known as the outdoor recreation centre for the city locals. The island is home to the Vasa Museum. Imagine a ship from the 1600s which took three years to build, she takes of on her maiden voy- ages only to sail for 20 minutes before going to the bottom of the sea. Today she lies before us 98 % intact. This is a WOW experience!

A walk through the old town offers history, declaration of Swedish culture and traditions, as well as beautiful architecture, everything in the very special atmosphere of Stockholm's Old Town.

In 1.5 hours one learns good stuff; for example, how many rooms the royal palace has what the statue of St. George is, and the dragon actually for Sweden is why the Old Town today is greater than ever before, which the narrowest street in Stockholm is, and what the Swedes have done with their beer.

In summer, the leadership continues to the island of Riddarholmen, for stunning views of Lake Mälaren, and a lake on the city itself.

In short, with our stories, legends and with humour, we bring the old town to life for you.

Experience Stockholm by foot - all the main sights plus some secret gems! Stockholm Our Way invites you to take a walk on Stockholm’s wilder side – there is a lot more to Stockholm than just water and bridges! With 750 years of history the city is never short of a story to tell.

SoFo (South of Folkungatan), is a play on the acronym SoHo (South of Hous¬ton Street, in Manhattan), one of the coolest districts in the world according Vogue. Today it is known as the trendiest area in Stockholm. Resembling is to New York’s Brooklyn and London’s Shoreditch, and home to Stockholm’s hipsters, fashion brands, vintage shops and fabulous restaurants and cafés. SoFo is where we will finish.

Starting from the beginning, Södermalm is where we placed people when we ran out of space in the Old Town. It holds a lot of great, but horrific history, beautiful views and as if that weren’t enough, it is also the home of Lisbeth Salander & Mikael Blomqvist, where the now world famous Millennium trilogy all started.

Before we take you to SoFo, we will journey through history, witch trails, executions, the life of the working class, all leading us up to today’s Latte Mums’s & Sourdough Dad’s.