Our guides have over 10 years of guiding experience in Stockholm and around Europe. They have a great passion and deep understanding of Swedish history and culture. Small groups ensure an interactive and fun look into Stockholm's past and present.
Our guided walking tours in Stockholm are aimed at everyone so that everybody, regardless of budget, can discover this amazing city. Our expert guides show you the sites and tell you about the city's history during our interesting and entertaining 1,5-2 hours walking tours. There are no fees. If you want to, you can tip your guide at the end. That's it!
So how come we give tours without charging money for them? Because our guides work only for tips, they're guaranteed to do their very best during every tour. They'll never pressure you to donate, even though they don't get paid any other way. We believe that if our guests decide to give money, it should be completely voluntary and in direct proportion to the quality of the tour and the budget of the traveler. We're always working to make our tours better, both because it's more fun to give a great tour, and because the better the tour, the more tip for the guide!
The guide will carry a sign Free Tour Stockholm with the logo of "Three Crowns".
Meeting point. The introduction of the tour and route.
Learn about the greatest king Sweden has ever produced and why his statue is so important, not only in Stockholm but in two other Swedish cities as well.
An amazing bridge which allows you to soak up so much history with many notable buildings nearby but one that "hides" a very important person.
Admire the size of the King's home and learn how it is in fact "bigger" than even the Buckingham palace.
We will teach you the secret recipe of how to become a part of the royal family. No other guide knows the intricate pathway to Royal success.
Best kept secret for the locals but not for our tourists is the Iron boy tucked away in the courtyard of the Finnish church.
The horror of Stockholm bloodbath, the story of Swedish independence and its national day. How many national days can you name? Listen to our guide mention 40 or 50 :)
Why are the colors and windows so important in the Old Town? Come to the German area of the island to find out about this mystery.
37 steps and 90 centimeters. Not for the claustrophobic ones :) narrowest alley of Stockholm awaits your passage.
What's the biggest Swedish disaster? We end on a high note with the worst possible story that is actually a success and envy of our neighbors?!
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).
