Stockholm Pass: Save up to 50% - Includes Vasa Museum and 50+ Attractions for 1-5 Days
by Go City Stockholm
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Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.kr 1,898Overview
The Stockholm Pass provides admission to more than 50 attractions in Stockholm for one, two, three, four, or five consecutive days. The pass includes entry to the Vasa Museum, where visitors can spend about one hour viewing the salvaged 17th-century warship and related exhibitions. It also grants access to the Royal Palace, allowing approximately one hour to explore its baroque architecture and royal rooms. The pass covers the Viking Museum, with about one and a half hours to explore interactive exhibits about Viking life. Visitors can spend around three hours at Gröna Lund amusement park, which offers over 30 rides and several dining options; note that this is a seasonal attraction. Skansen, the open-air museum, is included with about three hours recommended to explore Sweden’s history and wildlife. Other included sites are the Nobel Prize Museum, Globen Skyview ride, the Royal Armoury, and the Nordiska Museet, each with suggested visit times of one hour or less. The pass also covers the hop-on hop-off bus tour, which lasts up to seven hours and allows flexible stops at major city sights. Multiple boat tours are included, such as cruises around the Stockholm archipelago, trips to islands like Fjäderholmarna and Vaxholm, and canal tours through the city, with durations ranging from 25 minutes to one hour. The digital pass is accessible via the Go City app or a PDF guide, which assist with planning, reservations, and up-to-date information on seasonal offerings. Food, drinks, transportation to and from attractions, gratuities, and ticket upgrades at some locations are not included. The pass activates upon the first use and remains valid for the selected number of consecutive calendar days. Using the pass can save up to 50% compared to individual admission prices based on sample itineraries.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Vasa Museum
Visit the Vasa Museum to see the warship Vasa, which sank in 1628 on its maiden voyage from Stockholm. The museum presents exhibitions that tell the story of the ship and displays the restored wreck recovered from the sea.
60 min
Royal Palace
Explore the Royal Palace, home to Swedish royalty, featuring baroque architecture with 600 rooms spread over 11 floors. Visitors can learn about the royal lifestyle and see historic interiors.
60 min
Grona Lund
Spend time at Gröna Lund Amusement Park, Sweden's oldest amusement park, with more than 30 rides and six restaurants. The park hosts various special events and operates seasonally.
180 min
Skansen
Visit Skansen, the world’s oldest open-air museum, showcasing Sweden’s history and natural environment, including traditional buildings and native plants and animals.
180 min
The Viking Museum
The Viking Museum features interactive exhibits and a Viking ride that depict daily life in Viking times. Visitors can see a replica Viking using DNA from archaeological finds and learn about Viking culture.
90 min
Globen Skyview
Take a 20-minute ride in a glass cabin that ascends the side of the Avicii Arena, offering views over Stockholm’s southern suburbs and cityscape. The arena is located in the southern part of the city.
60 min
Nobel Prize Museum
Since 1901, the Nobel Prize has been awarded to more than 950 people and organizations for achievements in medicine, literature, physics, chemistry, economics, and peace. This museum offers a self-guided tour with audio commentary about the Nobel Laureates and Alfred Nobel, the prize's founder.
60 min
ICEBAR Stockholm
ICEBAR Stockholm is carved entirely from over 40 tons of natural ice from the Torne River and is rebuilt annually with a new theme. Visitors receive a cape and gloves for the 45-minute visit. This attraction is for adults only.
45 min
Royal Armoury
At the Royal Armoury, see collections from the Royal Wardrobe, Arsenal, and monarchs’ private items, including costumes, armor, weapons, carriages, and coaches used in royal ceremonies.
90 min
Royal Canal Tour
Take a seasonal boat tour through Djurgården canal, passing landmarks such as Slussen, the Old Town, and the islands of Fjäderholmarna, known as the gateway to the archipelago.
60 min
Traditional Swedish Fika at Systrarna Andersson
Enjoy a coffee break with cake at Systrarna Andersson, experiencing the Swedish custom of Fika, a social coffee and cake pause.
60 min
Drottningholm Palace
Visit Drottningholm Palace, a well-preserved 17th-century royal castle listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, representative of European architecture from that era.
60 min
Nordiska Museet
Explore the Nordic Museum's exhibitions on Nordic lifestyles and traditions since the 16th century, including displays on Arctic living and the Sami people.
60 min
Fotografiska Stockholm
Visit Fotografiska, an international photography museum founded in Stockholm in 2010, known for its exhibitions and cultural events.
60 min
Storkyrkan
See Storkyrkan, Stockholm Cathedral, located in the medieval Old Town. Dating to the 1300s, it has hosted royal weddings and parliamentary openings.
30 min
Riddarholmen Church
Tour Riddarholmen Church within the Royal Palace grounds, the burial site of many Swedish royals, with guided information on royal history.
30 min
Tekniska museet
Visit the Technical Museum to explore science and innovation through interactive exhibitions featuring challenges, virtual art, and music created by thought.
60 min
Chinese Pavilion
Tour the Chinese Pavilion built in 1753 by King Adolf Fredrik, featuring two wings—the Silver Chamber and The Billiard—and past royal living quarters.
1 min
Birka By Boat
Take a seasonal boat trip to Birka, an ancient Viking city, for historical discovery.
60 min
Millesgarden Museum
Visit Millesgården, the former home of sculptor Carl Milles and painter Olga Milles, located 20 minutes from central Stockholm.
30 min
Spritmuseum
Explore the Museum of Spirits on Djurgården to learn about Swedish drinking culture, tasting, and history.
30 min
Tom Tits Experiment
Visit Tom Tits Experiment, Sweden’s largest science center focused on hands-on, creative learning, popular with families.
30 min
Strindberg Museum
Tour the former home of writer August Strindberg, now a museum displaying his life through rooms and exhibitions.
30 min
Gustavsbergs Porslinsmuseum
See the Gustavsberg porcelain collection featuring thousands of ceramic pieces produced from 1825 to 1993, including works by notable designers.
30 min
Vaxholm Fortress
Visit Vaxholm Fortress and its museum, a historic national monument in the Stockholm archipelago, accessible seasonally.
60 min
+ 18 more places this tour can include
Meeting point
This is a digital pass - no redemption necessary. Visit any attraction or tour included and show your QR code pass for admission.
End point
This is a digital pass - no redemption necessary. Visit any attraction or tour included and show your QR code pass for admission.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.
Additional info
Stockholm Pass: Save up to 50% - Includes Vasa Museum and 50+ Attractions for 1-5 Days
by Go City Stockholm
Choose from 5 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 1,898Overview
The Stockholm Pass provides admission to more than 50 attractions in Stockholm for one, two, three, four, or five consecutive days. The pass includes entry to the Vasa Museum, where visitors can spend about one hour viewing the salvaged 17th-century warship and related exhibitions. It also grants access to the Royal Palace, allowing approximately one hour to explore its baroque architecture and royal rooms. The pass covers the Viking Museum, with about one and a half hours to explore interactive exhibits about Viking life. Visitors can spend around three hours at Gröna Lund amusement park, which offers over 30 rides and several dining options; note that this is a seasonal attraction. Skansen, the open-air museum, is included with about three hours recommended to explore Sweden’s history and wildlife. Other included sites are the Nobel Prize Museum, Globen Skyview ride, the Royal Armoury, and the Nordiska Museet, each with suggested visit times of one hour or less. The pass also covers the hop-on hop-off bus tour, which lasts up to seven hours and allows flexible stops at major city sights. Multiple boat tours are included, such as cruises around the Stockholm archipelago, trips to islands like Fjäderholmarna and Vaxholm, and canal tours through the city, with durations ranging from 25 minutes to one hour. The digital pass is accessible via the Go City app or a PDF guide, which assist with planning, reservations, and up-to-date information on seasonal offerings. Food, drinks, transportation to and from attractions, gratuities, and ticket upgrades at some locations are not included. The pass activates upon the first use and remains valid for the selected number of consecutive calendar days. Using the pass can save up to 50% compared to individual admission prices based on sample itineraries.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Vasa Museum
Visit the Vasa Museum to see the warship Vasa, which sank in 1628 on its maiden voyage from Stockholm. The museum presents exhibitions that tell the story of the ship and displays the restored wreck recovered from the sea.
60 min
Royal Palace
Explore the Royal Palace, home to Swedish royalty, featuring baroque architecture with 600 rooms spread over 11 floors. Visitors can learn about the royal lifestyle and see historic interiors.
60 min
Grona Lund
Spend time at Gröna Lund Amusement Park, Sweden's oldest amusement park, with more than 30 rides and six restaurants. The park hosts various special events and operates seasonally.
180 min
Skansen
Visit Skansen, the world’s oldest open-air museum, showcasing Sweden’s history and natural environment, including traditional buildings and native plants and animals.
180 min
The Viking Museum
The Viking Museum features interactive exhibits and a Viking ride that depict daily life in Viking times. Visitors can see a replica Viking using DNA from archaeological finds and learn about Viking culture.
90 min
Globen Skyview
Take a 20-minute ride in a glass cabin that ascends the side of the Avicii Arena, offering views over Stockholm’s southern suburbs and cityscape. The arena is located in the southern part of the city.
60 min
Nobel Prize Museum
Since 1901, the Nobel Prize has been awarded to more than 950 people and organizations for achievements in medicine, literature, physics, chemistry, economics, and peace. This museum offers a self-guided tour with audio commentary about the Nobel Laureates and Alfred Nobel, the prize's founder.
60 min
ICEBAR Stockholm
ICEBAR Stockholm is carved entirely from over 40 tons of natural ice from the Torne River and is rebuilt annually with a new theme. Visitors receive a cape and gloves for the 45-minute visit. This attraction is for adults only.
45 min
Royal Armoury
At the Royal Armoury, see collections from the Royal Wardrobe, Arsenal, and monarchs’ private items, including costumes, armor, weapons, carriages, and coaches used in royal ceremonies.
90 min
Royal Canal Tour
Take a seasonal boat tour through Djurgården canal, passing landmarks such as Slussen, the Old Town, and the islands of Fjäderholmarna, known as the gateway to the archipelago.
60 min
Traditional Swedish Fika at Systrarna Andersson
Enjoy a coffee break with cake at Systrarna Andersson, experiencing the Swedish custom of Fika, a social coffee and cake pause.
60 min
Drottningholm Palace
Visit Drottningholm Palace, a well-preserved 17th-century royal castle listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, representative of European architecture from that era.
60 min
Nordiska Museet
Explore the Nordic Museum's exhibitions on Nordic lifestyles and traditions since the 16th century, including displays on Arctic living and the Sami people.
60 min
Fotografiska Stockholm
Visit Fotografiska, an international photography museum founded in Stockholm in 2010, known for its exhibitions and cultural events.
60 min
Storkyrkan
See Storkyrkan, Stockholm Cathedral, located in the medieval Old Town. Dating to the 1300s, it has hosted royal weddings and parliamentary openings.
30 min
Riddarholmen Church
Tour Riddarholmen Church within the Royal Palace grounds, the burial site of many Swedish royals, with guided information on royal history.
30 min
Tekniska museet
Visit the Technical Museum to explore science and innovation through interactive exhibitions featuring challenges, virtual art, and music created by thought.
60 min
Chinese Pavilion
Tour the Chinese Pavilion built in 1753 by King Adolf Fredrik, featuring two wings—the Silver Chamber and The Billiard—and past royal living quarters.
1 min
Birka By Boat
Take a seasonal boat trip to Birka, an ancient Viking city, for historical discovery.
60 min
Millesgarden Museum
Visit Millesgården, the former home of sculptor Carl Milles and painter Olga Milles, located 20 minutes from central Stockholm.
30 min
Spritmuseum
Explore the Museum of Spirits on Djurgården to learn about Swedish drinking culture, tasting, and history.
30 min
Tom Tits Experiment
Visit Tom Tits Experiment, Sweden’s largest science center focused on hands-on, creative learning, popular with families.
30 min
Strindberg Museum
Tour the former home of writer August Strindberg, now a museum displaying his life through rooms and exhibitions.
30 min
Gustavsbergs Porslinsmuseum
See the Gustavsberg porcelain collection featuring thousands of ceramic pieces produced from 1825 to 1993, including works by notable designers.
30 min
Vaxholm Fortress
Visit Vaxholm Fortress and its museum, a historic national monument in the Stockholm archipelago, accessible seasonally.
60 min
+ 18 more places this tour can include
Meeting point
This is a digital pass - no redemption necessary. Visit any attraction or tour included and show your QR code pass for admission.
End point
This is a digital pass - no redemption necessary. Visit any attraction or tour included and show your QR code pass for admission.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.