Stockholm Sightseeing Bus

This guided bus tour presents a fantastic opportunity to explore the iconic landmarks of the splendid city of Stockholm. The double-decker bus, featuring a retractable roof, allows for an immersive experience with breathtaking views of the Swedish capital.

Stockholm Bus Tour

The sightseeing bus in Stockholm navigates through 22 designated stops, highlighting the key sites around this regal metropolis. During your ride, you will benefit from audiovisual commentary in English detailing the history and significance of the various attractions visible along the route.

Among the remarkable sites you will experience are Riddarholm Church, the Royal Palace (known as Stockholms slott), the Vasa Maritime Museum, the City Hall (Stadshuset), the Gröna Lund amusement park, and the renowned Ice Bar.

For further details, feel free to check the route map and stop locations via the link below:

Route and stops of the Stockholm sightseeing bus

How It Works

Your ticket is valid for 24 or 72 hours starting from its initial usage. For instance, if your ticket is first used on Monday at 3 pm, it remains valid until 3 pm on Tuesday.

During this validity period, you have the privilege to hop on and off the bus as often as you wish, allowing you to explore notable attractions such as Nybroviken, Skeppsholmen (one of Stockholm's islands), the ABBA Museum, and Skansen, an open-air museum and zoo.

Although booking requires you to choose a specific start date, you may utilize the service within a span of 3 months from that designated date.

Important Information

When making your booking, you will need to indicate a starting date for your ticket. You have a window of 15 days from that day to activate your pass.

Once your reservation is complete, an email containing your voucher will be sent, which you must present when boarding your first bus.

Schedule & Frequency

The sightseeing bus operates daily from 9:30 am to 6:30 pm, with departures every half an hour. The last bus leaves from stop 1 at 5 pm, and the complete circuit typically takes around 60 minutes.