Stockholm Old Town Walk + Vasa Museum

Learn about the naval history of Sweden from Old Town to the Vasa Museum

Start time: 10:00
Duration: 3h
Max group size: 20

Registered address: Arenavägen 29, 121 77, Johanneshov, SE

Contact details

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Included

Guided walking tour
Admission to Vasa Museum
Public transport ticket (one-way)

Not included

Admission to additional museums or sites

Meeting point

Stortorget 2, 111 29, Stockholm

Please arrive at the meeting point and look for your guide
Look for your guide dressing in blue or white, holding the OURWAY sign
Simply show your smartphone voucher to your guide

Description

Starting from Stortorget, the main public square in Old Town Stockholm, you will set out on a guided walk of Sweden's capital city to discover its history and highlights.

After exploring the hidden gems of Old Town, including the Royal Palace, the Swedish Parliament buildings, and the Nobel Museum, board a public ferry for a short sail between the nearby islands. Cross the harbor to the island of Djurgården, where more adventure awaits at one of the most popular museums in Sweden – the Vasa Museum.

Enter the world-famous Vasa Museum, home to the world's oldest, best-preserved ship, the grand warship Vasa. This beauty was built in the 1600s when the Swedish Empire was the dominant naval force in Northern Europe. Not only is the Vasa an artistic masterpiece, but she also has a fabulous story, including sinking on her maiden voyage.

At the Vasa Museum, you'll get a brief overview of the major artifacts and the rest of the tour will be yours to explore independently.