Sweden · MUSEUMS
A warship raised whole from the harbour, a Nobel collection, a photography museum and an open-air farm on a hill. These 15 cover entry prices, which tickets skip the queue and which are worth a guide.
Review of Stockholm’s Skansen open-air museum, with historic homes, Nordic animals, seasonal events, food, access tips, and value advice.
“Was more hilly than I thought, no raindeer or wolves 😟”
Stockholm Pass review: compare costs, plan Vasa Museum, cruises, palaces and 50-plus sights across one to five days.
“This pass was perfect! We used the hop- hop-off bus several times to get around and saved on our museum passes.”
Explore Stockholm’s Nobel Prize Museum with exhibits, films, artifacts, and guided tours, plus practical advice on timing, value, and what to expect.
“Easy stop in middle of old town, and plenty to read about and look at of winners of the prize. Good documentaries as well. Just an easy stop, can be as quick as you life as well, would recommend if you have time.”
Review of Fotografiska Stockholm, with exhibition tips, dining advice, city views, price details, and help deciding if it suits your visit.
“I liked that it the only museum that works later than 17 pm. Thanks for that!”
Review of Stockholm’s Viking Museum, with its interactive exhibits, 11-minute ride, guided tours, audio guide, restaurant, and practical tips.
“I like the museum and the ride! It’s a good experience and a wonderful thing to do in Stockholm”
Explore Malmö’s Disgusting Food Museum, taste strange foods, smell notorious cheeses, and decide if this playful family attraction is worth $25.25.
“The smelling and tasting part are really great. It is so intriguing to try all different disgusting smell and food in one go”
Review of Stockholm’s Vasa Museum guided tour, with ticket included, expert English guides, practical tips, value advice, and booking details.
“I was hesitant to do a guided tour of the museum, but Aggie did an amazing job with walking us through and explaining everything about the Vasa and parts I’m sure I would’ve missed if I had gone without the tour.”
Explore Stockholm’s Viking Museum with films, artifacts, guides, mythology, and the atmospheric Ragnfrid’s Saga ride.
“Excellent venue and facilities available. Really enjoy my time in the Viking museum. Highly recommended”
Malmö’s Disgusting Food Museum serves fermented shark, maggot cheese, insects, and surströmming in a witty, hands-on food adventure.
“I was so nervous to go here and try all the different food, but this was such a great experience. I tried everything but the hot sauces and it’s because our guide helped prepare you for the taste, smell, texture of each item. Every person who works here had to try everything, so they know their stuff. Such a fun time, and I learned a lot too! Worth it!”
Stockholm Pass review covering Vasa Museum, royal sights, cruises, museums, seasonal limits, QR issues, and how to judge its value.
“Purchased two Go City pass tickets in Stockholm to see the sights. Went to the first attraction, Vasa museum, which was the number one stop on my plans. We were told by the cashier that specifically “the Viator Go City pass was a scam and the museum was not honouring them.” I cancelled the pass immediately and was refunded fully.”
Explore Stockholm’s Old Town, ride the Djurgården ferry, and visit the Vasa Museum with a small English-speaking group.
“Very informative tour covering several interesting locations. Good history lessons about Denmark and Copenhagen.”
See Stockholm’s City Hall, Gamla Stan, and the Vasa Museum in five hours, with a ferry ride, fika break, and expert guide.
“Oscar was an amazing guide. We covered a lot of ground & he was very informative & great sense of humor. Highly recommend this tour to get as much out of our one day in this beautiful city.”
Review of Cube of Art in Uppsala, a one-hour interactive art experience using laser and lidar technology for creative family fun.
“It was a new experience for us and a good activity to do as a team. The exhibition was very intuitive and everyone started interacting instantly when the activities started.”
Review of Stockholm’s private Old Town and Vasa Museum tour, with cobblestone streets, royal sights, ferry views, pricing, and practical tips.
“Great tour. Our guide Samuel was very informative and knowledgeable.”
See Stockholm City Hall, Gamla Stan, and the Vasa Museum in three hours with a small English-speaking group and expert guide.
“Ana was a delightful guide. She made sure to take time to talk with everyone in the group, making us all feel welcome. The pace she set was comfortable and the history she shared was very interesting. I noticed some other guides around”
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