Sweden · PHOTO WALKS
Swedish operators run small groups and fixed departures, so the good ones go early. Below: 8 photo walks tours to book ahead, what each includes and how they differ.
Review of Stockholm’s private golden hour photo walk, with Old Town views, waterfront stops, photography coaching, fika, price, and booking advice.
“Julien is very charming and gave us some great tips and ideas for better shots. I was really pleased with how my tour pictures turned out.”
Review of Kiruna’s Northern Light Photo Tour, with camera training, Arctic gear, pickup details, pricing, aurora tips, and honest drawbacks.
“What an unforgettable experience! Our guide, Ilya, was incredibly sweet and made the night extra special. Before heading out, she gave us a thorough training session on the Canon cameras they provided, which worked perfectly with the SD cards we brought to capture our own photos. While we waited for the Northern Lights, we enjoyed a traditional Swedish Fika—a lovely break with coffee and treats that added a personal touch to the tour. The night itself was nothing short of magical. We were fortunate enough to witness 2 to 3 hours of the Aurora Borealis, and the dancing lights were simply breathtaking. The vibrant colors in the sky were unlike…”
Learn night photography in Stockholm with a private guide, fika, light trails, Old Town views, and practical low-light camera tips.
“Incredible!! Tour guide came back from vacation the same day just to take us to see some of the BEST spots at night in Sodermalm to take pictures!”
Photograph the Northern Lights near Kiruna with Sami guides, borrowed camera gear, local culture, and transport to clear-sky viewing spots.
“Amazing Tour, great guides and managed to see the Northern Lights”
Explore Gothenburg’s best photo spots with a local, from Skansen Kronan and Haga to the harbour, opera house, and Maritiman.
“Interesting historical perspective but no photogenic spots. Expensive and disappointing . A walk nothing more”
Learn night photography in Stockholm with a private Blue Hour photo walk, local viewpoints, long exposures, and personal guidance.
“I came alone, but it taught me the hidden photo spots all over the city and how to shoot them. I recommend it to those who want to record their memories and see them later”
Learn practical photography skills on a private three-hour golden hour walk from Stockholm City Hall to Monteliusvägen.
“Julien was very patient and shared many practical tips to capture the perfect photos in Stockholm. He also point out must-visit places during my stay. Would definitely recommend this experience.”
Review of Gothenburg’s 90-minute photo walk, covering Skansen Kronan, Haga, Feskekôrka, Järntorget, and Göteborgsoperan.
“Kevin was an awesome tour guide for this. He will give you the history behind the Instaworthy spots your searching for. It was far more than what I thought the tour would be. Lucky for me, it was just me so I had him all to myself. He even had his camera and took all of pictures and will email them to me.”
Pick a deck, a pavement or a frozen lake.
