Meet up for this shared Stockholm must see tour 09.30 at the foot of gustav III Slottsbacken obelisk (if you got at 16.00 start it is at the anchor outside of the vasa museum). Start of the tour with an introduction, the itinerary of the day and the history of the killing of king Gustav III at the Royal Opera connected tot his Obelisk.

The Finnish church of Stockholm

A history of the palace and the monarchy.

Experience and explore Stockholm's main square with your tour guide. Hear the story of the Bloodbath of Stockholm, and enjoy beautiful, 17th C fasades and decorations.

Pass by the Nobel prize museum and hear about Alfred Nobel, and the history of Stortorget itself.

Experience the old town runestone and it's history.

Experience the Ally of Hell and the history of the executioners of Stockholm.

A brief stop to explore the history of Storkyrkan, Stockholm's main church, uncovering stories of life in ancient Stockholm due to recent archeological excavations.

On the "isle of the Nobels" you'll experience stories of monks, death, fires and flames.

The house of knights in Stockholm.

The Iron square, the trade networks and the German part of Old Town.

Walk trough the smallest ally of Stockholm and hear the tragic fate of the one giving the ally it's name.

While waiting of the ferry to Djurgården we'll explore the old harbor and the trade and waterways of Stockholm.

Hear the tales and stories about some of the famous Medieval battles connected to this statue.

After the ferry ride awaits a shorter city walk on Djurgården isle, the former royal hunting grounds and military navy isle transformed into a beautiful park and museum isle.

Vrak and Viking museum are two museums hosted in WWII shreds build to withstand airplane bombs.

Se the beautiful modern runestones at the entrence and hear about the vIking age.

We'll together explore the history and remains of the old naval base of Stockholm moved from here in the 1970:s

Hear the history of the Nordic museum and it's collection of Nordic history since 1800:s whose collects objects connected to Sweden and the Nordic between 1500 until today.

Explore with your tour guide the mighty Vasa ship, a world unique failure sailing aprox. 1200m before it sunk. Today it can be experienced in the Vasa Museum, standing almost 40m long with 98% complete original wood from 17th C.