Stockholm: Ghost Walk and Historical Tour
1.Stockholm: Ghost Walk and Historical Tour
Lantern-lit ghost stories in Stockholm’s Old Town. Walk medieval lanes, hear murders and plague tales, and get a darkly funny history fix.
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The standouts, worldwide.
The 6 standout stockholm tours, gathered from across the world. What each one shows you, how long it runs and who leads it, so you can pick the tour that fits the trip.
Lantern-lit ghost stories in Stockholm’s Old Town. Walk medieval lanes, hear murders and plague tales, and get a darkly funny history fix.
Most PopularLantern-lit ghost and historical walk through Gamla Stan in Stockholm, with murders and plagues, plus a crypt finale for $31.
“We had Chris as our guide and he was magnificent! Super funny!”
Lantern-led ghost stories in Gamla Stan: medieval murders, myths, and a dark tour under old courtyards and crypts, in English.
“This was such a fun walking tour! Our guide Callum was hilarious, engaging, and very knowledgeable. While the theatrics were a bit over the top, it’s what made the tour a great time.”
Private Viking history tour from Stockholm with Sigtuna and Uppsala, runestones, church ruins, cathedral, and a fika stop.
“The tour and Olaf was very good. We enjoyed it and Olaf was very informative. The food that Olaf recommended was so good. We had Swedish meatballs and they were excellent.”
A 3-hour small-group Viking tour from Stockholm to Uppland: runestones, a reconstructed bridge, and the remains of a Viking parliament.
“I loved learning about the history of the area and how it is connected to the Vikings”
Private Swedish history day trip from Stockholm to Markim-Orkesta: Viking runestones, King Vasa ruins, and an Icelandic horse farm.
“Felix was great! He cared that we saw everything that we requested. He had all the information and was courteous. The Icelandic horse farm was the best part of our time in Sweden. The owners were genuine and incredibly kind!”
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