The Stockholm summer package

Hop aboard one of our Hop-on Hop-off boats and explore the most popular museums and must-sees in Stockholm. The Stockholm summer package is valid 36 hours and you can hop on and hop off the boat as many times you like. The ticket also gives you free entrance to Gröna Lund, the NASA-exhibition and Junibacken.

Sightseeing by Stockholm’s oldest sightseeing boats is a fun, beautiful and comfortable way to experience the city. You can hop-on and hop-off at the various stops as often as you like, or stay onboard and enjoy the ride. The boat stops at well-chosen places like Gröna Lund, The Vasa museum, The royal palace and other popular attractions. See all stops on the map.

A house of fanaty play – Junibacken

A house that bubbles with fun stories, laughter, and familiar figures. The Story Train and the fabulous stories of Astrid Lindgren is central to Junibacken, but you will also meet many other famous figures like Festus and Mercury, Mulle Meck and Alfie Atkins. One entrance is included.

NASA – A Human Adventure

From early rocket prototypes to actual Lunar Module vehicles, from interactive exhibits to live linking with the ISS space station, NASA - The Human Adventure brings you face-to-face with the people, technology and engineering that took us to space. At the National Museum of Science and Technology (Tekniska museet) in Stockholm. One entrance is included. 

Feel the rush – Gröna Lund

The amusement park Gröna Lund Tivoli is a must for the entire family. There are many attractions for the youngest ones in the family, but also thrilling rides like the brand new wooden roller coaster with tight twists, turns, and crossovers. One entrance is included.

Stops along the way are:

A - Nybroplan: This is where you hop off for quick access to the shopping streets Hamngatan and Biblioteksgatan. Have a coffee in Sturegallerian or be amazed by the beautiful buildings along Strandvägen. Nybroplan is also right by Dramaten and the Army Museum.

B - Vasa museum: This stop is close to the Vasa museum and from here it’s not far to Junibacken – Sweden’s best museum for children. You’re also right next to the walkways on lush Djurgården and the lovely restaurants offering lunch, dinner or an ice cream in the sun.

C - Skeppsholmen: Lovely Skeppsholmen is the island where you will find three museums well worth a visit. This is the home of the Museum of Modern Art, The Museum of Far Eastern Antiquities and the Museum of Architecture. When at Skeppsholmen don’t miss the nice walk around Kastellholmen.

D - Djurgården: Hop off at Gröna Lund and hop on the roller coasters and attractions. You are right next to the under water world Aquaria and close to Skansen, the worlds oldest open air museum. This is also the closest stop for a walk out to Prins Eugens Waldemarsudde.

E - Cruise Berth/Viking Line: This is where many cruise ships visiting Stockholm are docked and also where the cruise ships to Finland depart. 

F - Fotografiska: Fotografiska is one of the world's largest photo collections. On May 21 the museum inaugurates the first solo exhibition in Sweden with one of today's most celebrated photographers, Annie Leibovitz: A Photographer's Life.

G - Old Town: Stepping off here gives you the best access to the picturesque squares and alleys in the Old Town. Enjoy the many cafés, art galleries and old houses making this part of the city so special. This is also the closest stop if you plan to visit the island Södermalm.

H - The Royal Palace: This is where you’ll find the Royal Palace and the church Riddarkyrkan where many kings are buried. Be sure not to miss the parade of the guards, the Royal Appartments or the beautiful regalia at the Treasury.