This is a fantastic tour of the beautiful, romantic and an amazing Stockholm. The only city tour where you get close to the history of Alfred Nobel.

A traditional City Sightseeing Tour with special emphasis on Alfred Nobel. We will pass the Konsert huset (Concert Hall) where the Nobel ceremony is held every year. The tour takes us through the area of Djurgrden (the old Royal Hunting Park) and the embassy area. In Gamla Stan (Old City) we will visit the Nobel Museum emphasizing on Alfred Nobels live and the Nobel Price Ceremony. We will stop at Fjllgata (Mountain Street) to enjoy the beautiful view over Stockholm. We will pass Heleneborg where Alfred Nobel lived and made his experiments with dynamite and where also Alfred Nobel lost his brother in one of the unexpected explosions.

Tour Info:

• Times: Daily except Mondays @ 9am
• Running Time: 2.5 - 3 hrs

The Stockholm Card is ideal if you want to experience Stockholm in a simple and convenient way and get the most out of your visit to the city. It is not only great value for money, it also gives you incredible freedom to decide how you want to spend your time here.

With the Stockholm Card in your hand you can choose from 75 attractions in Stockholm. Browse excellent museums with art, aristocrats, world heritage, Vikings, the Nobel Prize, technology, and design. Ride a sightseeing boat or ferry, the subway, an SL bus, or a streetcar. The city is yours.

The Stockholm Card offers you:
• Free admission to 80 museums and attractions • Free travel by public transport run by SL Storstockholms Lokaltrafik (Metro, buses, commuter trains and trams) • Free trips on the Hop-On Hop-Off boat and free sightseeing by boat with the Historical Canal Tour (both summer) • Free bicycle sightseeing in English (summer) • Free guide book that helps you to choose from all the attractions on offer, and maps showing you how to get there • Bonus offers discounts on sightseeing tours with the bus companies Stockholm Panorama and Open Top Tours, as well as discounts on boat trips to Drottningholm

In addition to these great inclusion, The Stockholm Card now includes the following NEW ATTRACTIONS for 2010!!
• Free entrance to SkyView on top of the Globe, world premiere February 5, 2010 • Free entrance to Fotografiska, one of the worlds largest meeting places for contemporary photography, opens in May • Stockholm on two wheels discover Stockholm by bike free guided tour with Stockholm Adventures • Free guided tour of the Woodland Cemetery • Free guided tour of the Royal Opera House • Free guided tour of Filmstadens Culture • Free Hop-On Hop-Off boat sightseeing in the city including ferry transport to Djurgrden island from Slussen and Nybroplan • Pick up a free Millennium map at the City Museum of Stockholm and wander through the footsteps of Lisbet Salander and Mikael Blomqvist.

Are the Vasamuseum, Skansen and the Royal Palace included in the Stockholm Card?
Yes, the Vasamuseet, Skansen and the Royal Palace are all included in the Stockholm Card.

Are bus and boat sightseeing tours included in the Stockholm Card?
The Stockholm Card includes free boat sightseeing on the Historical Canal Tour and the Hop-on Hop-off boats during the summer. Stockholm Card holders are also entitled to a discount on the bus sightseeing tours Stockholm Panorama and Open Top Tours as well as on the boat to Drottningholm and the boat tour The Royal Canal tour.

Is a ferryride to Djurgrden included?
Yes, the Stockholm Card entitles the holder to free rides on the Hop-on Hop-off boats (during the summer). They run to Djurgrden island from both Slussen and Nybroviken. The public transport ferry Djurgrdsfrjan from Slussen is not included.

Is the tram line to Djurgrden included?
Yes, the tram to Djurgrden is included in the Stockholm Card.

Is public transportation with Stockholms Lokaltrafik (SL) included in the Stockholm Card?
Yes, the public transportation in Stockholm includes buses, subway, commuter train and tram all over the Stockholm County and is included in the Stockholm Card. Please note: the card can not be used on the Bro-Blsta route in the commuter train lines.

How much does it cost to visit Stockholms museums and attractions?
The Stockholm Card entitles the holder to free entrance to all the most popular museums and attractions. Most of these have a regular entrance fee of SEK 60-120 per museum. Here follows at list of the regular admission (without the Stockholm card) to Stockholms most popular museums and attractions:

Aquaria Vattenmuseum [Aquaria water Museum] SEK 80
Drottningholms Slott [Drottningholm Palace] SEK 80
Grna Lunds Tivoli [Grna Lunds Amusement Park] SEK 80-90
Junibacken [Junibacken] SEK 125
Kungliga Slottet [Royal Palace] SEK 100
Livrustkammaren [Royal Armoury] SEK 70
Nationalmuseum [Nationalmuseum] SEK 100
Nobelmuseet [Nobel Museum] SEK 70
Nordiska museet [Nordiska museet] SEK 80
Skansen [Skansen Open Air Museum] SEK 70-120
Skansen-akvariet [Skansens Aquarium] SEK 90
Skattkammaren [Royal Treasury] SEK 100
SkyView on Top of the Globe SEK 120
Stadshuset [City Hall] SEK 50-80
Storkyrkan [Stockholm Cathedral] SEK 30
Vasamuseet [Vasa Museum] SEK 110


Stockholms Medeltidsmuseum [Museum of Medieval Stockholm], Stockholms Stadsmuseum [Stockholm City Museum] and Dansmuseet (Museum of Dance) have free entrance. Holders of the Stockholm Card are entitled to a free poster worth SEK 50 at Stockholms Medeltidsmuseum, a free Millennium map at Stockholms Stadmuseum and free entrance to the temporary exhibits with entrance fee at the Museum of Dance.

Is transportation to the airports of Arlanda, Skavsta, Bromma, and Vsters included in the Stockholm Card?
To Arlanda yes, you can take the SL [Stockholm Transport] commuter train to Mrsta and then a bus to Arlanda. To get to Bromma Airport, you can take the subway to Alvik or Brommaplan and then a bus to the airport. However, neither Flygbussarna Airport Coaches nor the Arlanda Express is covered by the Stockholm Card. Since the airports in Vsters and Skavsta are not in Stockholm County, they are not covered by the Stockholm Card. Airport buses operate on these routes.

Is the Stockholm Card valid for consecutive days?
Yes. If you start a 72 hours card on Tuesday at noon, it will be valid until Friday at noon.

I am travelling with children what about childrens cards?
Three children under 7 years of age are entitled to accompany an adult holder of a Stockholm Card for free. A separate child card is available for children and youth between 7 and 17 years of age. A maximum of 3 child cards may be purchased per adult card. If the total number of children (regardless of age) per adult card exceeds three, the purchase of separate tickets for local transportation and attractions for these extra children is required. Please note: At Junibacken, only one child between 3 and 6 years of age is entitled to free admission. Teenagers or children under 18 can not purchase or use a child card without the company of an adult card holder.

Are discounts available for students/seniors/families?
No. All holders of the Stockholm Card pay the same price and receive the same wonderful benefits.

Which languages are included in the Stockholm Card Guide book?
The 200-page guidebook has information in Swedish, English, German, French, Spanish, Italian and Finnish.

Stockholm Card Guidebook & guided tour NOW AVAILABLE in Russian!
We are proud to present a new Stockholm Card guidebook in Russian language. It is a shorter version of the ordinary guidebook presenting the card and the main attractions. As this guide does not contain any maps, we ask you to provide any Russian customers with both the Russian Guide as well as the main Stockholm Card

Please Note:

You can exchange your Keith Prowse voucher for The Stockholm Card at Stockholm Tourist Centre at Sweden House, Hamngatan 27.

24, 48 & 72 hour cards available.

The guidebook is available in Swedish, English, German, French, Italian, Finnish, Spanish.

Please note that many museums are closed Mondays.

Please note that the Stockholm Card can be sold in the following multiples:

1 adult 3 child
2 adult 6 child
3 adult 9 child

Child ages 7-17 years

With the Stockholm Card you get free sightseeing on selected tours.

Reservations may be made one hour prior to departure. To obtain your ticket, present your Stockholm Card at the ticket booth.

Transport
Unlimited travel on Greater Stockholms public transport run by SL (metro, bus and commuter train except train journeys between Bro and Bålsta)

Times: Daily - 24 Hours

You can pick up your card Monday - Friday 9am-7pm, Saturday 10am-5pm, Sunday 10am-4pm from the Stockholm Tourist Centre.

An interesting tour, which gives you a view of the Royalty of Sweden, past and present. The tour goes from City landscape to unspoiled beautiful countryside to see typical Swedish farms and Churches.

Tour description: This is a very special and popular tour highlighting the Royalty of Sweden, past and present. We stop in the beautiful park at Ulriksdals Palace with its dramatic history of the little prince Ulrik. King Carl Gustav used to stay at Haga Park in the summer when he was a young prince. Lovö Church is a typical and beautiful old church in the countryside, with some interesting rune stones from ca AD 1050. The Royal Family lives in Drottningholm Palace today. Drottningholm Palace with its beautiful parks and Chinese Pavilion are on UNESCO’s World Heritage List.

Please note that children under 12 years old go free on this tour!

Bookings can be taken up until a day before departure, but it is recommended to make a booking at LEAST a week in advance.
Cancellations can be made a week before departure or earlier, however later cancellations will be charged in full.

Included

A real Viking tour where you can feel the history of the Vikings and the history of Sweden. Pass the beautiful country-side of Stockholm on the way to historical sites like Sigtuna and Uppsala.

Tour description: The first stop is at an old Viking Bridge named “Jarlabankes bro”, to see some runic stones. The next stop is at an old Viking Parliament, Arkils Tingplats. From there we go to the farm Granby, where we will see ruins of a Viking longhouse and a rock with runic inscriptions. The tour takes us through Lunda on our way to the town of Sigtuna which was one of the main market-places of the Vikings. We will have free time to experience the centre of the town with the opportunity for a light lunch. From Sigtuna we will go to Old Uppsala, probably the most historic place in Sweden because of its old Viking parliament and Mounds. Finally, we will visit the "Younger Uppsala", where you will have free time to explore places such as the Cathedral, the Old City and the Shopping Street.

A great tour for kids! Please note that children under 12 years old go free on this tour!

Bookings can be taken up until a day before departure, but it is recommended to make a booking at LEAST a week in advance.
Cancellations can be made a week before departure or earlier, however later cancellations will be charged in full.

Included