Sweden · TICKETS
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Swedish summers are short and the winter dates go early. These 13 tickets & entry passes are the ones to secure first, with current prices and what sets each one apart.
Visit Skansen in Stockholm, the world’s first open-air museum, with 150 historic homes, Nordic animals, and seasonal markets.
“We had great time especially with the mid summer celebrations”
Go City Stockholm Pass bundles top sights like Vasa Museum, Royal Palace, Skansen, and cruises into a flexible 1 to 5 day plan.
“Viking Museum is a must! Vasa Museum is a must! Ice Bar is a must! Hop on and off is a timesaver. If you make use of all the available options, then this works in your favour. We had 3 days to use our pass and each day was filled with new adventures.”
Explore the Nobel Prize Museum in Stockholm Old Town with guided tours, videos, audio stories, and over 200 Nobel artifacts for $18.
“The Nobel Peace Prize Museum was excellent value for money. It’s very central and easy to find, which made our visit stress-free. It was also a great educational experience for my 17-year-old son, who really enjoyed learning more about the Nobel Peace Prize and its importance. Highly recommend for families and anyone interested in peace and world history.”
Skip the line to the Avicii tribute in Stockholm with VR and DJ play, unreleased music, and an emotional look at Tim Bergling.
“I really liked the story and the activities you could enjoy. There were a few tech issues whilst there that weren't ideal but they didn't ruin the experience”
See world-class contemporary photography at Fotografiska in central Stockholm, with bay views, rotating exhibitions, and a top-floor restaurant.
“Your perception of the museum will depend in part on whether you like the current exhibitions. We enjoyed the four exhibitions we saw. The space accommodates a diverse range of photography and other media. The museum is well designed, welcoming, and easy to navigate. The cafe/bar has a good atmosphere too, though we didn't eat there, so can't judge the food.”
Experience Malmö’s Disgusting Food Museum with 80 offbeat foods you can smell and taste, plus interactive staff, in about 1 to 2 hours.
“We had fun here the exhibits were good and so was the tasting bar although I have to say it was a bit of a frost finishing with 6 hot sauces”
Visit Fotografiska Stockholm with a timed-in-anytime ticket for world photography, plus serious city views at the restaurant.
“Fritz was a terrific guide. He obviously enjoys his job and is very knowledgeable. We learned a lot about Swedish cuisine and culture and tasted a wide variety of foods. Lots of walking but we had great weather, so it gave us time to work off some of the food we ate. All in all very enjoyable.”
A small English-group Vasa Museum tour with your ticket included. Save time, learn the story, and skip the guesswork in 2 hours.
“I was hesitant to do a guided tour of the museum, but Aggie did an amazing job with walking us through and explaining everything about the Vasa and parts I’m sure I would’ve missed if I had gone without the tour.”
Skip the guesswork at Stockholm’s Viking Museum with a mobile ticket, multilingual audio guide, and the Ragnfrid saga ride.
“We enjoyed the experience and learned a lot during our visit to the museum. The film Vikings was a great series and one of the reason we decided to visit. The visual about King Harald at the end of the tour was great 😊”
Explore Nordiska Museet on Royal Djurgården, from 16th-century Nordic life to today, with the Nordic Life exhibition and Arctic displays.
“Museo grande, bello e ricco di pezzi di storia e cultura”
In Malmö, tour a quirky museum of disgust with smell jars, a photo booth, and a tasting bar of stinky foods for $24.
“It was disgusting (in a good way). Fascinating food and the taste test was fun as well! The staff was really nice and a requirement of working their is that they have to try the food, so listen to their opinion. A quick tip: if you're trying the hot sauce at the end if the taste test, DO NOT GET A CITRUS SORBET AFTERWARDS. One of my friends did before I could warn him and his reaction was pretty funny, but it apparently hurt worse than the chilli.”
Get entry to Skansen-Akvariet in Stockholm, an animal park with 30+ species plus seasonal petting and lemur walks.
“Akvariet var ok. Men att få betala inträde till Skansens friluftsområde 400kr ( 2 vx 2barn)som vi inte tänkte besöka vintertid tyckte vi kändes onödigt Annars ok”
Self-guided Copenhagen to Malmö day trip with Öresund Bridge train and bus, Malmö transit or bike, and top sights like Lilla Torg.
“Easy to find bikes and train and company were fast to respond when we had questions. Great way to see Malmo on your own terms”
