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 charm of Stockholm City, a captivating journey through the modern heart of Sweden's vibrant capital. This two-hour walking tour entices with a blend of history, culture, and stunning architecture, all set against the city's picturesque landscape.
The tour not only showcases famous landmarks but also reveals hidden gems, offering insights into the everyday life of Stockholm's residents. Whether it's the lively atmosphere of Strandvägen, a waterfront in central Stockholm, or the tranquil greenery of Kungsträdgården, a park in the heart of the city, you'll experience the city's diverse facets.
Perfect for people of all ages and interests, this tour is an ideal starting point for your Stockholm adventure. Engage with the city's rich heritage, meet fellow travelers, and get insider tips on how to make the most of your stay. Join the Free Walking Tour Stockholm City and step into a world where history meets modern vibrancy, leaving you enchanted and eager for more.
Please look for the guide holding our sign that reads “Free Walking Tour Stockholm” provided by NORDIC FREEDOM TOURS
Our meeting point is outside metro station/subway station/ T - GAMLA STAN /Direction of exit to the OLD TOWN/
The Parliament House in Stockholm, a monumental neo-Gothic building, serves as the seat of the Swedish Parliament. Constructed between 1897 and 1905, it stands on Helgeandsholmen Island in central Stockholm. Designed by architect Aron Johansson, the structure is noted for its blend of modern functionality and historical architectural elements, featuring an impressive façade and a richly decorated interior that embodies Sweden's democratic values.
The Royal Stockholm Opera, is the country's premier opera stage. Founded in 1773, the current building was inaugurated in 1898, replacing the original 18th-century structure. Known for its neo-classical architecture with French Baroque influences, the opera house has been a significant cultural institution, hosting numerous world-renowned performances and premieres over the centuries.
Kungsträdgården Opera, is a historic opera house. Established in the 18th century, it has been a cornerstone of Swedish cultural life. Known for its architectural beauty and acoustical excellence, it has hosted numerous premieres and notable performances, making it a key venue for opera in Scandinavia. The opera house is a symbol of Sweden's rich musical heritage.
Karl XII's Square, was established in 1854. Named after King Charles XII of Sweden, it serves as a prominent historical and cultural site. The square is notable for its central statue of Charles XII, erected in 1868, symbolizing the king's military prowess. It is a significant meeting point and hosts various public events, highlighting its role in Stockholm's urban landscape.
Berzelii Park, established in 1853 in central Stockholm, is named after the chemist Jöns Jacob Berzelius. This historic urban oasis offers lush greenery, statues, and cultural landmarks, including the Berzelius monument unveiled in 1858. It's adjacent to the prestigious Norrmalm district, near the Royal Dramatic Theatre, providing a serene gathering space amidst the city's bustling atmosphere. The park's design and location make it a notable landmark in Stockholm.
The Royal Dramatic Theatre in Stockholm, established in 1788, is Sweden's premier stage for spoken drama. Housed in an Art Nouveau building completed in 1908, it stands as a testament to Sweden's cultural heritage. This institution has launched the careers of many esteemed actors, including Greta Garbo, and plays a pivotal role in promoting Swedish and international theatre.
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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).
