Stockholm Open Electric Boat Ride with Live Guide
by Sightseeing Ride
Choose from 2 available options
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.kr 440Overview
Stockholm is a city built on islands and waterways, offering a unique perspective from the water. This open electric boat tour lasts about 50 minutes and features a live guide who shares information about the city's landmarks. The boats are fully electric, producing no loud noise or unpleasant smells, allowing a quieter and more comfortable ride. Smaller boats provide a close-up view of key sites. The route passes by the Royal Palace, one of Europe's largest palaces, then crosses under a bridge to the Riksdag, Sweden's Parliamentary building, accessible only to small boats. The guide points out the Royal Swedish Opera and discusses its history and current events. The tour continues past the National Museum, known for its extensive art and design collections, and the Nordiska Museet, a castle-like building dedicated to Swedish cultural history. Next, the boat moves along the Royal Dramatic Theater, noted for its Art Nouveau style, and enters the Royal Djurgården Canal, a quiet green area with views of historic embassy villas. The tour cruises through the Östermalm district, known for its grand architecture and boutiques, before passing the island of Skeppsholmen with parks and modern art museums. It goes close to the Gröna Lund amusement park and the small island of Kastellholmen with its fortress, Kastellet. The final stops offer views of Stockholm’s Old Town (Gamla Stan) with historical commentary, and the Vasa Museum, home to the famous Vasa ship. The tour includes a guide and captain but no additional inclusions. There are no exclusions listed.
Highlights
What's included
Itinerary
Royal Palace
View the Royal Palace of Stockholm, one of the largest palaces in Europe, from the water.
Riksdag building
The boat passes under a bridge to approach the Riksdag, Sweden’s Parliamentary building, an area accessible only to small boats like these.
The Royal Swedish Opera
See the Royal Swedish Opera (Kungliga Operan) building while the guide explains its history and current events.
National Museum
Pass by Stockholm’s National Museum, known for its large art and design collections.
Nordiska Museet
Observe the Nordiska Museet, a grand, castle-like structure dedicated to Swedish cultural history, located on Djurgården.
Royal Dramatic Theater (Kungliga Dramatiska Teatern)
Admire the Royal Dramatic Theater, notable for its Art Nouveau architecture.
Kungliga Djurgarden
Cruise into the Royal Djurgården Canal, a peaceful area surrounded by greenery and views of historic embassy villas.
Ostermalm
Travel along the Östermalm district, recognized for its grand buildings, boutiques, and historic character.
Skeppsholmen
Pass the island of Skeppsholmen, formerly a naval base, now with parks, waterfront views, and modern art museums.
Grona Lund
Move close to Gröna Lund amusement park, nearly touching its rides and rollercoasters.
Kastellholmen
Catch sight of Kastellholmen island and its cultural heritage fortress, Kastellet, overlooking the water.
Stockholm Old Town
End the tour with views of Stockholm’s Old Town (Gamla Stan) while the guide shares its history and notable features.
Vasa Museum
See the Vasa Museum and hear about the famous Vasa ship, Sweden’s most well-known museum.
Meeting point
Departure point close to Gustav III Statue at the water. Look for signs that say Sightseeing Ride, our Sightseeing Ride Sales bike with a sign that says Tickets, or salespeople wearing Sightseeing Ride uniforms. There are other sightseeing companies located in this area.
End point
Departure point at the water Square to the left of the Gustav III Statue when facing the water. Look for a blue & yellow Sightseeing Ride bike & Sightseeing Ride salespeople. Other boat salespeople are wearing red. The boat departs from the water by the black gate.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Stockholm Open Electric Boat Ride with Live Guide
by Sightseeing Ride
Choose from 2 available options
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.kr 440Overview
Stockholm is a city built on islands and waterways, offering a unique perspective from the water. This open electric boat tour lasts about 50 minutes and features a live guide who shares information about the city's landmarks. The boats are fully electric, producing no loud noise or unpleasant smells, allowing a quieter and more comfortable ride. Smaller boats provide a close-up view of key sites. The route passes by the Royal Palace, one of Europe's largest palaces, then crosses under a bridge to the Riksdag, Sweden's Parliamentary building, accessible only to small boats. The guide points out the Royal Swedish Opera and discusses its history and current events. The tour continues past the National Museum, known for its extensive art and design collections, and the Nordiska Museet, a castle-like building dedicated to Swedish cultural history. Next, the boat moves along the Royal Dramatic Theater, noted for its Art Nouveau style, and enters the Royal Djurgården Canal, a quiet green area with views of historic embassy villas. The tour cruises through the Östermalm district, known for its grand architecture and boutiques, before passing the island of Skeppsholmen with parks and modern art museums. It goes close to the Gröna Lund amusement park and the small island of Kastellholmen with its fortress, Kastellet. The final stops offer views of Stockholm’s Old Town (Gamla Stan) with historical commentary, and the Vasa Museum, home to the famous Vasa ship. The tour includes a guide and captain but no additional inclusions. There are no exclusions listed.
Highlights
What's included
Itinerary
Royal Palace
View the Royal Palace of Stockholm, one of the largest palaces in Europe, from the water.
Riksdag building
The boat passes under a bridge to approach the Riksdag, Sweden’s Parliamentary building, an area accessible only to small boats like these.
The Royal Swedish Opera
See the Royal Swedish Opera (Kungliga Operan) building while the guide explains its history and current events.
National Museum
Pass by Stockholm’s National Museum, known for its large art and design collections.
Nordiska Museet
Observe the Nordiska Museet, a grand, castle-like structure dedicated to Swedish cultural history, located on Djurgården.
Royal Dramatic Theater (Kungliga Dramatiska Teatern)
Admire the Royal Dramatic Theater, notable for its Art Nouveau architecture.
Kungliga Djurgarden
Cruise into the Royal Djurgården Canal, a peaceful area surrounded by greenery and views of historic embassy villas.
Ostermalm
Travel along the Östermalm district, recognized for its grand buildings, boutiques, and historic character.
Skeppsholmen
Pass the island of Skeppsholmen, formerly a naval base, now with parks, waterfront views, and modern art museums.
Grona Lund
Move close to Gröna Lund amusement park, nearly touching its rides and rollercoasters.
Kastellholmen
Catch sight of Kastellholmen island and its cultural heritage fortress, Kastellet, overlooking the water.
Stockholm Old Town
End the tour with views of Stockholm’s Old Town (Gamla Stan) while the guide shares its history and notable features.
Vasa Museum
See the Vasa Museum and hear about the famous Vasa ship, Sweden’s most well-known museum.
Meeting point
Departure point close to Gustav III Statue at the water. Look for signs that say Sightseeing Ride, our Sightseeing Ride Sales bike with a sign that says Tickets, or salespeople wearing Sightseeing Ride uniforms. There are other sightseeing companies located in this area.
End point
Departure point at the water Square to the left of the Gustav III Statue when facing the water. Look for a blue & yellow Sightseeing Ride bike & Sightseeing Ride salespeople. Other boat salespeople are wearing red. The boat departs from the water by the black gate.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.