Experience the major highlights of Stockholm and visit two of the most famous landmarks: Stockholm City Hall and the Vasa Museum. The Stockholm City Hall is one of the most beautiful City Halls in Europe, situated along Lake Mälaren. Then step back hundreds of years to the most charming island in Stockholm, called the Old Town “Gamla Stan” and stroll down narrow, cobble-stoned streets and winding alleys with soaring church spires, shops, restaurants, and homes dating from the 16th century. The seven hundred year old cathedral of Stockholm, Seat of the archbishop, will be visited during your stroll in the Old Town, where you will also get a chance to see Stortorget; where the Stockholm Blood Bath took place.

The Skansen Open Air Museum in rightly one of Stokholm's most popular tourist attractions with some 150 houses and farmsteads from all over Sweden, with a Zoo, Mini-Skansen, summer concerts, traditional festival, theme days and Christmas Fair, stokholmers and visitors alike come here to relax in the leafy shade and rest their eyes on the green surroundings.

Depart this enchanting island and continue to the Djurgården Island for a visit to the Vasa Museum. The Vasa Museum opened in 1990 and displays the only remaining intact 17th century ship in the world! The wreck was salvaged in 1961 and is now, once again, a complete and magnificent ship! The Vasa Museum is the most visited museum in Scandinavia, and one of the foremost tourist sites in the world.

Then you will enjoy the relaxing ride back to the pier.

Note: Price is per person based on vehicle with a maximum 9 passengers. For larger groups, please call 1-800-821-4162.

Special Note: For rates for May 1st, 17th and June 6th 22nd and 24th of 2012, please call 1-800-821-4162.