Things to do in Sweden

nice place to go and it’s always good to take a boat tour in a new visited city. Stockholm is so beautiful I believe that everyone loves it!

Skansen Open-Air Museum is definitely one of Stockholm's must-visit attractions, with a zoo and aquarium also located within the museum grounds. I'm not usually a museum person, but since June 6th was Sweden's National Day, and I heard that members of the royal family would be attending (I was lucky enough to see the King, Queen, and other royals), I bought a ticket. The price was the same as usual. Many small 'shops' showcased what life was like before the Industrial Revolution, which was quite unique. There was also a wood carving experience, and overall, the experience was good. There's a map at the entrance, but I didn't find it very clear, so after entering the park, I gave up on using it and just wandered around. I got a bit lost, but I still managed to explore the entire park. A full day is just right for a visit.

it was a fun outing with young and old will enjoy. Do have fun and enjoy the atmosphere too.

The English speaking guide provide informative information about the viking history. Staff at the counter are friendly. the ticket include a ride which is good. you can also take photos with the viking helmet and backdrop.

It was an enjoyable one-hour boat trip. However, the boarding location is at the stop in front of the palace, and since there are several operators, you'll need to ask people while showing them your virtual ticket.

Our guide, Mario, who was also our driver and commentator, provided detailed and friendly introductions to all the attractions along the way. He also gave thorough tips and explanations for every stop. I've never encountered such an enthusiastic and dedicated guide. This route is also perfect for a day trip, spanning both Copenhagen and Sweden, allowing you to see iconic landmarks. It's highly recommended.

Such an awesome experience! We went in one of the last time slots at 3:50pm and it was amazing, felt like we had a private bubble, with only one other family sharing with us. There is also a small movie you get to watch beforehand to give some history of the city which was very cool. For the experience you get, this is an incredible price.

I booked the 11 AM tour and waited at the Rovaniemi Tourist Information Center. The tour guide arrived on time, and after boarding the bus, we headed straight to the icebreaker terminal in Sweden. The most exciting part was seeing the ship break through the ice, creating a path as it sailed. After lunch, we were able to disembark and walk on the ice to take photos. Afterward, we put on survival suits and floated in the icy water; it didn't feel cold at all. This activity was a lot of fun, and although it was a bit expensive, it was definitely worth it!

I originally thought I'd have to take the QR code to the central station to exchange it for a train ticket, but it turns out I just needed to show the QR code to board directly. No extra trip to the central station was necessary! The scenery was absolutely beautiful, and the commentary was very clear! I wanted to share a lot of pretty photos, but unfortunately, most of what I have on my phone are videos, and I don't have many good pictures. Still, it's truly worth experiencing in person!