Shore Excursion: Historical Stockholm Small Group Tour
Stockholm, Sweden
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Trip Type: Ports of Call Tours
Duration: 3 hours
Get your bearings with this wonderful small group introductory tour of Stockholm’s historic centre. Follow your guide through the charming streets of the Old Town and venture inside the Royal Palace for a fascinating and unique experience. Out tour includes Wi-Fi and entrance fees to make this a stand out shore excursion.
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Get your bearings with this wonderful small group introductory tour of Stockholm’s historic centre. Follow your guide through the charming streets of the Old Town and venture inside the Royal Palace for a fascinating and unique experience. Out tour includes Wi-Fi and entrance fees to make this a stand out shore excursion.Take to the narrow stone streets of the Gamla Stan on foot and discover Stockholm's oldest quarter.
Your English speaking guide will lead you on a discovery of unmistakable medieval atmosphere where many of the buildings date back to the 16th and 17th centuries. Indulge in a multitude of amazing photo opportunities and learn about the stories and tales that peer out from the façade of the buildings. Look out for the baroque doorways, colourful peeling paintwork and ancient, rusting coats of arms.
Admire the ornate exterior of the Coronation Church, wander through the Great Square, and see the Stock Exchange, now the home of the Swedish Academy.
Make the most of some free time to explore independently or shop for some souvenirs before following your guide to the impressive Royal Palace.
Go inside this grand and iconic 18th-century palace and tour the Royal Apartments. This former massive residence of Sweden's king and queen is one of the few royal residences in Europe that is open to the public. Construction took more than 60 years to complete and today it contains more than 600 rooms, all decorated with fine tapestries and lavish baroque and rococo interiors. Follow your guide on this interesting tour of a selection of the apartment rooms and learn about the Swedish Royal family and their country.
The city centre of Stockholm is known as Norrmalm and this is today’s centre of shopping, tourist attractions and the daily rush of modern life. The City Hall can be seen here and your guide will tell you about it as the venue for the Nobel Prize Banquet.
Venture over to Djurgården; the entertainment district and island that plays host to Stockholm’s historical buildings, monuments, museums, galleries and an amusement park. Here you’ll join an awaiting sightseeing cruiser for a scenic boat trip along the famous waterways.
This guided canal cruise will show you the city’s highlights from a different perspective so look out for the main tourist attractions as you gaze upon them in comfort.
A lovely tour of the city for first time visitors who don’t want to explore on foot.
Your English speaking guide will lead you on a discovery of unmistakable medieval atmosphere where many of the buildings date back to the 16th and 17th centuries. Indulge in a multitude of amazing photo opportunities and learn about the stories and tales that peer out from the façade of the buildings. Look out for the baroque doorways, colourful peeling paintwork and ancient, rusting coats of arms.
Admire the ornate exterior of the Coronation Church, wander through the Great Square, and see the Stock Exchange, now the home of the Swedish Academy.
Make the most of some free time to explore independently or shop for some souvenirs before following your guide to the impressive Royal Palace.
Go inside this grand and iconic 18th-century palace and tour the Royal Apartments. This former massive residence of Sweden's king and queen is one of the few royal residences in Europe that is open to the public. Construction took more than 60 years to complete and today it contains more than 600 rooms, all decorated with fine tapestries and lavish baroque and rococo interiors. Follow your guide on this interesting tour of a selection of the apartment rooms and learn about the Swedish Royal family and their country.
The city centre of Stockholm is known as Norrmalm and this is today’s centre of shopping, tourist attractions and the daily rush of modern life. The City Hall can be seen here and your guide will tell you about it as the venue for the Nobel Prize Banquet.
Venture over to Djurgården; the entertainment district and island that plays host to Stockholm’s historical buildings, monuments, museums, galleries and an amusement park. Here you’ll join an awaiting sightseeing cruiser for a scenic boat trip along the famous waterways.
This guided canal cruise will show you the city’s highlights from a different perspective so look out for the main tourist attractions as you gaze upon them in comfort.
A lovely tour of the city for first time visitors who don’t want to explore on foot.
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