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Stockholm: Self-Guided Audio Tour
Visit the Nobel Prize Museum and experience Stockholm's culture on an audio tour
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Duration: 2h
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Audio guide: English, German
Meeting point
Klara Mälarstrand, Stockholm- You will receive an email with activation instructions within 3-5 minutes after purchase. Follow the instructions to activate your purchase before starting the tour
- Activate and download the tour, as there is no WiFi at the meeting point, and the mobile signal may be weak. Launch the TouringBee app and start the 'Exploring Stockholm Walking Tour' on your phone
- The tour begins at the Klara Mälarstrand pier in Stockholm
Use the TouringBee app for a self-guided audio tour of Stockholm. The tour begins near the train station and ends at Hötorget market.
Follow the map and listen to audio commentary as your guide. Visit key attractions like Stockholm City Hall, The Royal Palace, Riddarholmen Church, Nobel Prize Museum, and Parliament House.
Explore 25 places with clear, historical insights and learn about Stockholm's cuisine and café culture.
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