• Parliament Building (Riksdagshuset) - Parliament Building, constructed from 1895 to 1904.
• Stockholm Old Town - Exploring the ancient streets of Stockholm’s Old Town, uncovering the origins and evolution of this historic area.
• Iglesia Alemana - The German Church, a longstanding place of worship in Gamlastan, showcasing neoclassical architecture.
• Riddarholmen Church - Located on the Knights Islet, this site reveals the founding history of Gamlastan and is home to Stockholm’s original palace.
• Jarnpojken - Known as the tiniest statue in Stockholm, Järnpojke, created in 1950, is also referred to as ‘the boy gazing at the moon’ and is the city’s most frequented statue.
• Storkyrkan - The Cathedral of Stockholm, Storkyrka, serves as the principal church in Gamlastan and shelters the famed sculpture of Saint George slaying the dragon.
• Nobel Prize Museum - This museum celebrates the Nobel Prize and the Swedish Academy, the institution responsible for selecting the laureate of the literature award.
• Royal Palace - The Royal Palace of Stockholm, encompassing four distinct museums.
• Stortorget - The central square in Gamlastan, a site of significant historical events, including the notorious Stockholm bloodbath.
• Marten Trotzigs grand - The most slender alley in Stockholm, bearing the name of the city’s most prominent merchant.
• The Royal Swedish Opera - The esteemed Royal Opera House of Stockholm.
• St George and the Dragon Statue - A monument depicting the 1471 Battle of Brunkeberg where Sten Sture triumphed over the forces of Christian I of Denmark.

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Experience the allure of Gamla Stan, Stockholm’s historic Old Town, with a guided walking tour. Wander through its vibrant, narrow streets, discover centuries of history and culture, and marvel at landmarks like the Royal Palace.

Join your guide at Gustav Adolfs Torg, centrally located in the city, to embark on your exploration of Gamla Stan. Visit notable sites such as the Royal Palace, the statue of St. George and the Dragon, the city’s narrowest street, and the renowned main square, Stortorget — the backdrop of one of Sweden’s most somber historical events.

Throughout the tour, engaging guides with varied backgrounds will narrate stories that intertwine the city’s rich history with insights into contemporary Swedish life. You’ll not only witness the highlights but also gain a profound understanding of Stockholm and its residents.

With Rainbow Tours — Stockholm’s leading walking tour company — you’ll discover the city on foot, receive insider advice for the rest of your visit, and experience Stockholm like a local.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.