We follow the recommendations of The Public Health Agency of Sweden regarding the corona virus (covid-19). All our events are cancelled from March 17 until April 30. This applies to city walks as well. Updated information on how the museum is affected.
The City Museum tells the stories of Stockholm and of the people who lived here. The best way to expericene these stories is to participate in a guided tour.
Tickets to our public tours are only sold in advance; at the City Museum shop, the Medieval Museum or online
Lonely Planet’s No 1 Literary Walking tour in the World! Over 73 million people have read author Stieg Larsson’s three Millennium books — The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo series. Follow along in Mikael Blomkvist and Lisbeth Salander’s footsteps in our guided tour. Read more
Every Saturday all year round at 11.30am—1.30pm
Tickets SEK 150 Buy tickets
The Woodland Cemetery is considered one of the most importantcreations of modern architecture, and is inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Founded at the beginning of the 1900s, the aim was to create something special, something original — a cemetery blending Scandinavian nature and architecture into a seamless whole.
Every Sunday July—September at 10.30am—12pm
Tickets SEK 150 Buy tickets
You are always welcome to book a private guided tour in English. Available tours in English includes the historic Stockholm and the Old town, ABBA City Walk, The World Heritage Woodland Cemetery and visits toThe City Museums four historically restored apartments. Please contact the booking service for more information.
Please call: +46 8 508 316 20 or send an e-mail to
book.citymuseum@stockholm.se
You may order a private guided tour in advance in the following languages: Swedish, English, French, Italian, Spanish, German and Danish.
Private guided tour for groups up to 30 people:
Weekdays daytime (9am—5pm): SEK 2,900
Weekends and evenings: SEK 3,500
Please contact our booking-service for further details.
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