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Free booking and cancellationFree payment tour, no set price, booking and cancellation are free
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We are NORDIC FREEDOM TOURS, a local Scandinavian brand established in 2015, offering walking tours in various Scandinavian cities. Our tours are renowned for their high organization quality and punctuality. Our mission is to make quality tourism accessible to all travelers in Nordic cities. Our authentic walking tours are led by knowledgeable local guides who offer both complimentary and private, paid tours.
Discover the enchanting Gamla Stan, Stockholm's Old Town, a medieval jewel brimming with history and charm. As you wander through Gamla Stan, you'll feel as though you've stepped back in time. This historic heart of Stockholm has been meticulously preserved over centuries, allowing visitors to experience a living museum of the past.
Why, you might wonder, is there a street in Gamla Stan that measures a mere 90 cm in width? This intriguing narrow alleyway not only adds to the quaint character of the area but also tells a story of urban planning in medieval times.
The mysterious metal house signs dotted throughout Gamla Stan are not just decorative. Each sign has its own story, giving a unique glimpse into Stockholm's rich past.
And what about the Swedish monarchy? Why doesn’t the King of Sweden wear a crown?
Embark on a journey with our Free Walking Tour through Old Town and immerse yourself in its captivating history, narrow winding streets, and the tales that have shaped this timeless district. Your adventure through the cobbled lanes of Stockholm's Old Town awaits, where every corner tells a story and every stone is steeped in history.
approx. 1 Hour and 30 minutes
Search for the guide holding our 'Free Walking Tour Stockholm' sign from Nordic Freedom Tours.
Please be aware:
The itinerary provided above is subject to change without prior notice.
This tour is not accessible for wheelchair users.
Our meeting point is directly outside the GAMLA STAN subway station. Important! Please use only the exit from the subway station that leads towards OLD TOWN. Please look out for our guide, who will be holding our official sign, at the meeting point for "NORDIC FREEDOM TOURS"www.StockholmFreeTour.com Please bear in mind that we do not wait for latecomers. Each tour begins promptly out of respect for those who have arrived on time, so we kindly ask you to be punctual. Additionally, once a tour has commenced, we are unable to pause for latecomers or assist with directions to catch up the tour. Therefore, we cannot admit anyone to the tour after it has started. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation!
Our meeting point is outside metro station/subway station/ T - GAMLA STAN /Direction of exit to the OLD TOWN/
Järnpojke, or "Iron Boy," is the smallest public statue in Stockholm, Sweden. Fondly known as the "Boy Looking at the Moon," this tiny, charming bronze figure sits in Gamla Stan, inviting visitors to rub its head for good luck.
Riddarholm Church, is a historic burial church. Renowned for its medieval architecture and role as the final resting place for Swedish monarchs, it stands as a significant landmark on Riddarholmen Island, near the Royal Palace.
The Runestone in Old Town Stockholm is a historic artifact, nestled in the vibrant heart of the city. Dating back to the Viking Age, it's a testament to ancient Nordic culture and inscriptions, attracting history enthusiasts and tourists alike.
Prästgatan is a charming, narrow cobblestone street in Stockholm's Old Town, known as Gamla Stan. It's lined with colorful historical buildings, quaint shops, and cozy cafes, offering a picturesque stroll through Sweden's rich past and vibrant culture.
Mynttorget is a historic square known for its vibrant atmosphere, picturesque settings, and proximity to the Royal Palace. It's a popular spot for both locals and tourists, offering a glimpse into Swedish history and culture.
The Tyska Brunnen is a historic well situated in the Old Town of Stockholm, Sweden. Originating from the 17th century, it marks a significant architectural and cultural landmark within the city's medieval heart, reflecting the area's rich historical heritage.
The St. George and the Dragon sculpture in Old Town Stockholm depicts a legendary battle. Created in 1489, it symbolizes the triumph of good over evil, representing St. George defeating the dragon to save a princess.
Brända Tomten is a quaint and historic square located in the heart of Old Town (Gamla Stan) in Stockholm, Sweden. Known for its cobblestone streets and surrounded by medieval architecture, it offers a picturesque glimpse into Stockholm's past.
St. Gertrud's Church, located in the heart of Stockholm's Old Town, is a historic landmark with origins dating back to the 1300s. This medieval church, known for its architectural beauty and cultural significance, has been a pivotal site through centuries of Swedish history.
St. Nicholas Cathedral, also known as Storkyrkan, is the oldest church in Stockholm's Old Town. Originally built in the 13th century, it has been the city's main place of worship and a historic landmark, blending Gothic and Baroque architectural styles.
The Nobel Museum, located in the historic Old Town of Stockholm, Sweden, showcases the Nobel Prize, its laureates, and their innovative achievements. Established in 2001, it resides in a building dating back to the 18th century, enriching visitors with the legacy of Alfred Nobel.
The Finnish Church (Finska Kyrkan) in Old Town Stockholm, Sweden, is a historic church building originally constructed in the 17th century, specifically in 1725. It serves the Finnish-speaking community, showcasing baroque architecture and cultural heritage.
Free tours do not have a set price, instead, each person gives the guru at the end of the tour the amount that he or she considers appropriate (these usually range from €10 to $50 depending on satisfaction with the tour).
