



by Errantis Nordica KB
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 6,100This seven-hour all-inclusive Gran tour covers Stockholm’s top attractions with a professional Blue Badge guide providing commentary throughout. The tour begins with a one-hour guided visit to the Vasa Museum, where the 17th-century warship Vasa is displayed intact. Lunch is served at the museum’s restaurant, offering Swedish, European, vegetarian, and children’s menus; alcoholic drinks are not included. Next, the group travels about 20 minutes to Drottningholm Palace, the official residence of the Swedish Royals and a UNESCO World Heritage site. The palace tour includes interior access and viewing of the 17th-century theatre exterior. Afterward, there is a 30-minute stop in the Baroque garden of Drottningholm, known for its symmetrical 17th-century design. The tour then visits Riddarholmen Island for 15 minutes, viewing the exterior of the Riddarholmskyrkan Abbey, the royal burial site, a panoramic view of Riddarfjärden bay, and the statue of Birger Jarl. Following this, there is a one-hour guided visit to the Royal Palace, Europe’s largest and best-preserved castle and the King’s official residence, open year-round. The itinerary continues with a 45-minute guided visit to Stortorget, the Great Square in Old Town, including a historical tour and an optional coffee break to try the Swedish custom of fika (coffee and pastry, not included). The final stop is a 30-minute walking tour of Stockholm’s medieval Old Town, Gamla Stan, with exterior views of the Stockholm Cathedral and commentary on the area’s history, along with opportunities to purchase souvenirs. The tour includes all admission fees, lunch, guide and driver services, vehicle use with air conditioning, and hotel pickup and dropoff from selected locations. Group size is limited to seven participants, occasionally up to nine, to ensure personal attention. The tour involves significant walking and stairs, making it unsuitable for children under seven and participants over 75. Private tours can be arranged for larger groups.
Vasa Museum
A guided visit lasting one hour to the 16th-century warship Vasa, which was recovered intact. The guide explains the ship's history and tragic fate. Lunch is included at the museum's attached restaurant, offering Swedish, European, vegetarian, and children’s menus. Alcoholic drinks are not included and must be paid for separately.
60 min
Drottningholm Palace
A one-hour guided tour inside Drottningholm Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site and the official residence of the Swedish Royals. Travel time to the palace is approximately 20 minutes. The exterior of the 17th-century theatre is also viewed. Lunch is included here as well, with vegetarian and children’s menus available. Alcoholic beverages are excluded but can be purchased.
60 min
Drottningholm
A 30-minute visit to the Baroque garden at Drottningholm, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The garden is laid out symmetrically, based on 17th-century principles of design, offering a notable example of order imposed on nature.
30 min
Riddarholmen
A 15-minute stop on Riddarholmen Island, known as the Knights' Island. The main landmark is the exterior of the Riddarholmskyrkan Abbey, the royal burial site. This stop also includes a panoramic view of the Riddarfjärden bay and the statue of Birger Jarl, the founder of Stockholm.
15 min
Royal Palace
A one-hour guided tour of the Royal Palace, Europe's largest and best-preserved castle, which serves as the King's official residence and site for official receptions. The palace is open year-round to visitors and combines royal residence, workplace, and cultural monument functions.
60 min
Stortorget
A 45-minute guided visit to the Great Square in Old Town, a site of many historical events including rebellions and assassinations. There is an option to take a coffee break to enjoy Swedish fika, a coffee and pastry tradition, although this is not included.
45 min
Stockholm Old Town
A 30-minute walking tour of Gamla Stan, Stockholm’s medieval old town. The guide shows the main monuments and points of interest, including the exterior of Stockholm Cathedral. Visitors can also buy quality souvenirs here.
30 min
Stockholm Central Railroad Station at the sculpture of Nils Ericson, just outisde the main entrance, easy to reach and find, do contact us if you need any further informations Pickup times are approximate, delays can occur, tour will always be performed as intended, and if necessary extended
End point
Stockholm Central Railroad Station at the sculpture of Nils Ericson, just outisde the main entrance, easy to reach and find, do contact us if you need any further informations Pickup times are approximate, delays can occur, tour will always be performed as intended, and if necessary extended




by Errantis Nordica KB
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 6,100This seven-hour all-inclusive Gran tour covers Stockholm’s top attractions with a professional Blue Badge guide providing commentary throughout. The tour begins with a one-hour guided visit to the Vasa Museum, where the 17th-century warship Vasa is displayed intact. Lunch is served at the museum’s restaurant, offering Swedish, European, vegetarian, and children’s menus; alcoholic drinks are not included. Next, the group travels about 20 minutes to Drottningholm Palace, the official residence of the Swedish Royals and a UNESCO World Heritage site. The palace tour includes interior access and viewing of the 17th-century theatre exterior. Afterward, there is a 30-minute stop in the Baroque garden of Drottningholm, known for its symmetrical 17th-century design. The tour then visits Riddarholmen Island for 15 minutes, viewing the exterior of the Riddarholmskyrkan Abbey, the royal burial site, a panoramic view of Riddarfjärden bay, and the statue of Birger Jarl. Following this, there is a one-hour guided visit to the Royal Palace, Europe’s largest and best-preserved castle and the King’s official residence, open year-round. The itinerary continues with a 45-minute guided visit to Stortorget, the Great Square in Old Town, including a historical tour and an optional coffee break to try the Swedish custom of fika (coffee and pastry, not included). The final stop is a 30-minute walking tour of Stockholm’s medieval Old Town, Gamla Stan, with exterior views of the Stockholm Cathedral and commentary on the area’s history, along with opportunities to purchase souvenirs. The tour includes all admission fees, lunch, guide and driver services, vehicle use with air conditioning, and hotel pickup and dropoff from selected locations. Group size is limited to seven participants, occasionally up to nine, to ensure personal attention. The tour involves significant walking and stairs, making it unsuitable for children under seven and participants over 75. Private tours can be arranged for larger groups.
Vasa Museum
A guided visit lasting one hour to the 16th-century warship Vasa, which was recovered intact. The guide explains the ship's history and tragic fate. Lunch is included at the museum's attached restaurant, offering Swedish, European, vegetarian, and children’s menus. Alcoholic drinks are not included and must be paid for separately.
60 min
Drottningholm Palace
A one-hour guided tour inside Drottningholm Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site and the official residence of the Swedish Royals. Travel time to the palace is approximately 20 minutes. The exterior of the 17th-century theatre is also viewed. Lunch is included here as well, with vegetarian and children’s menus available. Alcoholic beverages are excluded but can be purchased.
60 min
Drottningholm
A 30-minute visit to the Baroque garden at Drottningholm, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The garden is laid out symmetrically, based on 17th-century principles of design, offering a notable example of order imposed on nature.
30 min
Riddarholmen
A 15-minute stop on Riddarholmen Island, known as the Knights' Island. The main landmark is the exterior of the Riddarholmskyrkan Abbey, the royal burial site. This stop also includes a panoramic view of the Riddarfjärden bay and the statue of Birger Jarl, the founder of Stockholm.
15 min
Royal Palace
A one-hour guided tour of the Royal Palace, Europe's largest and best-preserved castle, which serves as the King's official residence and site for official receptions. The palace is open year-round to visitors and combines royal residence, workplace, and cultural monument functions.
60 min
Stortorget
A 45-minute guided visit to the Great Square in Old Town, a site of many historical events including rebellions and assassinations. There is an option to take a coffee break to enjoy Swedish fika, a coffee and pastry tradition, although this is not included.
45 min
Stockholm Old Town
A 30-minute walking tour of Gamla Stan, Stockholm’s medieval old town. The guide shows the main monuments and points of interest, including the exterior of Stockholm Cathedral. Visitors can also buy quality souvenirs here.
30 min
Stockholm Central Railroad Station at the sculpture of Nils Ericson, just outisde the main entrance, easy to reach and find, do contact us if you need any further informations Pickup times are approximate, delays can occur, tour will always be performed as intended, and if necessary extended
End point
Stockholm Central Railroad Station at the sculpture of Nils Ericson, just outisde the main entrance, easy to reach and find, do contact us if you need any further informations Pickup times are approximate, delays can occur, tour will always be performed as intended, and if necessary extended