Join us on our Stockholm City Center Tour, where we will discover why this district was modernised, who calls this home today (or will one day) and where many people shop at the exclusive stores. We will make our way through the city-centre checking out highlights such as the Stockholm Concert Hall, home of the Nobel Prize Ceremony, Norrmalmstorg, where the world famous term 'Stockholm Syndrome' was born, and the Royal Dramatic Theatre, where famous Swedish actors like Skarsgård (which one?! there's a whole troop of them!) galavant across one of the theatre’s many stages. We end this tour in Kungsträdgården, a stone’s throw from the Old Town (and just in time to join us on an Old Town Walk if you fancy!).

Discover the cultural and historical gems of Stockholm’s New Town on this 2-hour walking tour. Explore the iconic Royal Swedish Opera and admire the beauty of Kungsträdgården, a vibrant park that was once a royal hunting ground. Visit the Judiska Församlingen i Stockholm, the city's main synagogue, and stroll through Nybroplan, an elegant square that is surrounded by stylish shops and restaurants. Immerse yourself in the grandeur of Östermalm, one of the city's most affluent neighborhoods. Relax in the peaceful surroundings of Humlegårdens parklek, a park that is perfect for picnicking and games. Marvel at the National Library, and admire the magnificent skyscrapers of Kungstornen (King’s Towers). Conclude your tour at the Stockholm Concert Hall, a world-class venue that is renowned for its exceptional acoustics and also hosts Nobel Prize Ceremony.

Discover Stockholm's glorious mixture of historical and modern architecture on this private walking tour, which includes tickets to the majestic Drottningholm Palace. Your tour begins with a visit to the bustling Sergerls Torg - a central, public square in Stockholm and is named after 18th-century sculptor Johan Tobias Sergel, whose workshop was once located north of the square. You will then proceed to the Royal Swedish Opera, much loved by Swedes everywhere; it is the country’s premier stage for all things opera and ballet. The Opera House as you see it today was built in the nineteenth century and boasts a beautiful neoclassical facade, You will also venture on to the Stockholm Concert Hall, designed by Ivar Tengbom and completed in 1926. After your foray into the musical world of Stockholm, you will take a scenic bus ride to the magnificent Drottningholm Palace, the idyllic home to the Swedish Royals situated on the island of Lovön and dating back to the 1600s.