Day planner

Plan your days in Stockholm

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Day 1 · Your picks

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  • The Royal Palace

    The ticket covers the Royal Apartments, the Treasury and Museum Three Crowns, visited on your own.

    Go City pass

  • Changing of the Guard

    The guard parade marches to the Outer Courtyard of the Royal Palace, where the guard changes. Watching is free.

    About 40 minutes

  • Gamla Stan walk

    Our walking loop: the Royal Palace, Storkyrkan, Stortorget, Prästgatan, Tyska kyrkan, Mårten Trotzigs gränd, Järntorget, Köpmantorget and Riddarholmen.

  • Storkyrkan

    Stockholm Cathedral, next to the palace, with the late-medieval wooden sculpture of St George and the Dragon.

    Go City All-Inclusive only

  • Nobel Prize Museum

    On Stortorget: Alfred Nobel’s vision and the work of the Nobel Laureates.

    60 to 90 minutesGo City pass

  • The Royal Armoury

    Sweden’s oldest museum, in the vaults beneath the Royal Palace: coronation carriages, ceremonial costumes and armour.

    60 to 90 minutes

  • Riddarholmen and Evert Taubes terrass

    A small island next to Gamla Stan: Riddarholmen Church, burial place of Swedish monarchs, and a flat stone terrace at the water looking across to City Hall.

  • Riksdag guided tour

    A free guided tour of the Swedish parliament on Helgeandsholmen, Riksgatan 3.

    The tour is free of charge.

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