• Parliament House - The tour begins at this historic site, where the guide will provide an overview of its architecture and the history of Sweden’s parliamentary system. In this 3-5 minute stop, participants will learn about significant events in Swedish political history, including the Kalmar Union, setting the stage for the rest of the tour.
• The Royal Palace - Experience the magnificence of one of Europe’s largest palaces, the official residence of the Swedish monarch. The guide will offer a brief yet captivating overview of the palace’s architecture, history, and its role in contemporary Sweden. This stop lasts about 5 minutes and is a wonderful opportunity to admire this iconic Stockholm landmark up close.
• Riddarhuset - Known as the House of Nobility, this historic building is an architectural treasure and a symbol of Sweden’s noble heritage. The guide will briefly explain its importance in Swedish history, including its role in the political and social structure of the past. This 3-5 minute stop provides insight into the country’s aristocratic traditions and offers a chance to admire its stunning Dutch Renaissance architecture.
• Stockholm Old Town - Gamla Stan & Prästgatan: Stroll through Stockholm’s Old Town, Gamla Stan, famous for its cobblestone streets, colorful facades, and medieval charm. As the group walks along Prästgatan (Priest Street), the guide will point out the historic Runestone embedded in a wall—one of Stockholm’s hidden treasures and a rare connection to the Viking Age.
• Marten Trotzigs grand - Explore Stockholm’s narrowest alley, Mårten Trotzigs Gränd, which measures only 90 centimeters (35 inches) at its narrowest point. This charming and unique spot in Gamla Stan is rich in history and named after a wealthy merchant who lived here in the 16th century. During this 3-5 minute stop, the guide will share intriguing facts about the alley and its historical significance, making it a perfect photo opportunity.
• Stortorget - Enter the heart of Gamla Stan at Stortorget, Stockholm’s oldest public square. Surrounded by colorful historic buildings, this picturesque square is steeped in history. The guide will share stories about the Stockholm Bloodbath of 1520 and the square’s significance in Sweden’s past. This 5-7 minute stop is ideal for soaking in the atmosphere, learning about local history, and capturing memorable photos.
• Nobel Prize Museum - Situated in the heart of Gamla Stan at Stortorget, the Nobel Prize Museum celebrates the achievements of Nobel Laureates in science, literature, peace, and more. During this stop, the guide will provide an overview of the museum’s significance, including the history of Alfred Nobel and the impact of the prestigious prizes. While the group won’t enter the museum, this 3-5 minute stop offers a glimpse into its importance and is great for photos and learning about this globally renowned institution.
• Storkyrkan - This iconic cathedral, also known as the Great Church, is the oldest church in Gamla Stan and a masterpiece of Swedish Brick Gothic architecture. At this stop, the guide will share highlights of the cathedral’s history, including its role in royal ceremonies and its treasures, such as the famous wooden sculpture of St. George and the Dragon. While the group won’t enter the cathedral, this 3-5 minute stop will provide fascinating insights into its historical and cultural significance.
• Logårdstrappan - Explore Stockholm with the guide in a silent and 100% electric boat. Participants will not only navigate the city on the canals and see the most impressive attractions, but also enjoy storytelling about Stockholm and its history. These highly-rated tours are designed to make the visit unforgettable and showcase Djurgården, the Nordic Museum, Gamla Stan, and much more.

• 10% discount at a partner restaurant in Gamla Stan
• Expert Guide with In-Depth Local Knowledge

• Lunch
• Tea and coffee
• Alcoholic beverages

Two perspectives, one memorable adventure. Stroll through Stockholm’s medieval streets with a local companion, then smoothly navigate its canals on the city’s exclusive silent, 100% electric boat.

Your guide will share insights into history, culture, and everyday Swedish life as you wander through Gamla Stan on foot. Afterwards, board an open electric boat at Skeppsbron — experience the tranquility of water and stories without engine noise. This intimate boat (maximum 34 passengers) travels under bridges and through canals that are inaccessible to other boats.

Amike translates to “friend” — this is experiencing Stockholm with a friend, not just a tour group.

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