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Stockholm Old Town Walk + Vasa Museum
Learn about the naval history of Sweden from Old Town to the Vasa Museum
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Stockholm: Must-See Attractions Guided Walking Tour
Walk through the main square and visit the Royal Palace
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Duration: 3h
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Max group size: 200
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Wheelchair accessible
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Live guide: English, French, Italian, Spanish
Meeting point
1 Sergelgatan, 111 57, Stockholm- Your guide will meet you in front of Max Burgers at 1 Sergelgatan, 111 57, Stockholm. This is where your tour will begin
- The guide will contact you with further instructions, preferably via WhatsApp, before the tour starts
- Show your smartphone voucher to the guide at the meeting place
Take a private or group tour and walk through Stockholm's history and culture. Start at Max Burgers, then visit Stortorget in Old Town (Gamla stan), famous for its colorful buildings. Visit the Royal Palace, the King of Sweden's official residence, and see the Statue of St. George.
Next, see Stockholm City Hall with its three golden crowns and learn about its history. Walk through Mårten Trotzigs gränd, the city's narrowest alley, and finish at the Royal Swedish Opera, a critical cultural site.
Get insights from your guide and see the essential sites of Stockholm. This tour gives a clear look into the city's past and present.
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