• Arrival at Arlanda airport and our driver will meet you at the airport with the name plate.
• Transfer from the airport to the hotel. You can leave the luggage at the reception.

Walking guided tour in Gamla Stan: you will see: The Royal Palace, the Cathedral, Järnpojken or Iron Boy, runestone, The German church, the narrowest street in Stockholm, the Nobel Museum, The Big Square, and the Iron square (Stortorget and Järntorget), “George defeating the dragon” sculpture and much more.

• Lunch at the restaurant in Gamla Stan during the guided tour

• Visiting Nobel Prize Museum: The Nobel Prize Museum is a place for the whole family. Dig around in the Bubble Chamber, experiment in our workshop room or go our clever quiz.

• Back to the hotel, check-in

  • Free time
  • Option: Stockholm Ghost Walk (1h30): Stockholm Ghost Walk takes you on a walk steeped in history and brings to life stories of legends, diseases, murders and of course, ghosts. Explore the dark streets and alleyways that make up the oldest parts of Stockholm.

Breakfast in the hotel

• 10:00 Boat trip with the guide to Drottningholm Palace
• 11:00-13:00 Sightseeing tour in Drottningholm Palace with the guide, 2 hours

Visiting Drottningholm Palace: The country residence of the royal couple. During the visit you will see the exquisite rooms and lounges, painting, sculpture, and art library. Baroque garden, old theater, park theater king Gustav III, an English park, the Chinese Pavilion (in the summertime).

Lunch Cruise from Drottningholm, 1 hour

This tour will be on board of beautiful vintage vessels built in the early 1900s. Enjoy delicious food and fantastic views across scenic Lake Mälaren while your lunch is served. Choose either a set menu or dishes from the delicious à la carte menu.

• Back to the hotel

Free time

Breakfast in the hotel

• Day at the park

Walking in the Djurgården

For centuries, Djurgården has been a beloved destination for recreation and entertainment. Nowhere in Stockholm will you find a higher concentration of popular attractions and museums.

During the 16th century, Djurgården was King Erik XIV’s private weekend hideaway for recreation and hunting. Over the course of history though, the island gradually opened up to the public. Today it’s a popular family destination with several attractions, like Skansen, ABBA The Museum, and Gröna Lund, surrounded by the Royal National City Park.

Visiting Vasa Museum: You will learn about the history of the ship Vasa, which sank in 1628 and stayed on the bottom of the sea for 333 years. You will see the ship, guns, clothes, and utensils found in the ship, and ship models; you will learn about the lives of sailors, which served on the ship, about the cause of the disaster, and much more.

Visiting Skansen Open-air Museum

Skansen is a favorite both among Stockholmers and visitors passing through, and it’s a perfect family outing. This is the oldest open-air museum in the world and also the Stockholm zoo, with animals native to Scandinavia, a children’s petting zoo, and two indoor aquariums; Skansen’s Aquarium and the Baltic Sea Science Center.

Skansen is beautifully located on Royal Djurgården and offers spectacular views over all of Stockholm. This is also Sweden in miniature. 150 farms and dwellings from different parts of the country were disassembled and transported here. Swedish traditions such as Midsummer, Walpurgis Night, and Lucia are celebrated at Skansen.

Option: Stockholm Rooftop Walking tour: this unique tour has you walking and shuffling (while harnessed safely of course) across Stockholm‘s historic rooftops to show you views of the city from unique angles and perspectives.

• Night at the hotel in Stockholm

Breakfast in the hotel Vaxholm

• Have a trip with the Waxholm boat from Strömkajen in Stockholm

Vaxholm is located an hour’s boat trip from central Stockholm, or a 40-50 minutes’ drive or bus ride. The streets of this charming town are lined with pastel-hued wooden houses from the turn of the last century, though its history dates back as far as the 1500s. Its beautiful harbour, studded with fishing cottages, is full of life.

• Take the cable ferry to Kastellet (Vaxholm Fortress)

For a spot of history, or simply an excuse for another scenic boat ride, hop aboard the electric-powered cable ferry that runs regularly from the harbour (Kajplats 9/Strandgatan 3) to Vaxholm Fortress – a huge edifice with a history stretching back to the 16th century. Now serving as a fascinating museum, guided tours are available and ferries run every 15 minutes between May and September.

• Kayak and sauna

After lunch, you will experience the essence of Stockholm Archipelago on a half-day kayak tour. Glide through pristine waters, enjoy outdoor fika by the sea, and explore the mesmerizing beauty of Vaxholm, the heart of the archipelago.

Option: traditional sauna

• Night at the hotel in Vaxholm

• Breakfast in the hotel

Our guide will bring you for a fishing tour. Stockholm is situated at one of the world’s largest archipelagos containing more than 30 000 islands. The fishing possibilities are endless with everything from open coastlines where you can hunt for sea trout in the cold months of the year to secluded bays with perfect conditions for northern pike, perch and other species.

We fish in the bays and around the islands of Stockholm archipelago in depths seldom over 10 feet (4 meters). Our guides always adopt the tours after the weather conditions to make the day enjoyable and safe.

• Lunch at a restaurant in the archipelago

After lunch, you will have a guided trail – Stockholm Archipelago Trail from 2-3 hours.

Take the boat to Fredriksborg is a fortification construction on Värmdö close to Oxdjupet, the inlet to Stockholm. The fortress, as well as the buildings surrounding it, was built to protect Stockholm against foreign enemies who came closer after the Great Nordic war from year 1700 to 1721.

The construction commenced year 1724, based on blueprints made by general Axel Löwen. This would be the ultimate defence for Stockholm: situated 40 meters above the sea and equipped with both rifle and cannon artillery. The fortress was surrounded by a ditch and could only be reached by a drawbridge, which is still intact today.

The building of the fortress was finalized in 1735 and was named Fredriksborg Fortress after King Fredrik I. It was considered the strongest fortress in Europe.

Dinner and night at Fredriksborg Hotel

• Breakfast in the hotel

Archipelago sailing is a fantastic possibility to enjoy our beautiful archipelago. A perfect way to socialize and bond with in the team in a different environment. Everyone is aware of the importance of a break and fresh air during the trip. Board in a harbor suitable for you and set sails for a great experience. Together with our competent skippers you will tack among thousands of islands. No previous sailing experience is needed.

• Lunch at a restaurant in the archipelago

Continue to sail till Stockholm after taking a fika during the trip.

Free dinner in the city center.

Night at the hotel in Stockholm.

Check out from Stockholm’s hotel and transfer to airport/railway station.

According to your flight/train schedule, you may continue to visit Stockholm and enjoy more experiences in its old town.