The Vasa Museum
The warship of 1628, almost completely intact and raised from the mud of the harbour.
One pass for the highlights of Stockholm
68 attractions, the Stockholm Hop-On Hop-Off Bus and boat tours in one digital pass.
The Stockholm Pass is the sightseeing pass from Go City. It comes in two versions: the All-Inclusive Pass for 1 to 5 consecutive days with all 68 attractions, and the Essentials Pass for three attractions within 30 days. Both are fully digital, and neither starts running before your first visit.
Stockholm Pass: the benefits at a glance
68 attractions
From The Vasa Museum and Skansen to the Nobel Prize Museum, plus archipelago cruises, canal tours and day trips.
Bus and boat in the big pass
The All-Inclusive Pass covers the Stockholm Hop-On Hop-Off Bus and Boat at no extra cost. With the Essentials Pass the bus uses up one of your three visits.
A digital pass
A QR code in the Go City App or as a PDF. No voucher to exchange, no queue at the ticket desk.
90 days to return it
Go City refunds passes in full within 90 days of purchase, as long as they have not been activated.
Quick guide
Which Stockholm Pass fits your trip?
Four typical stays, four answers.
Seeing a lot in three to five days
Museums on Djurgården, the palace in Gamla Stan and a trip out into the archipelago. The days run back to back, but in exchange each of the 68 attractions is open to you once.
Recommendation
Stockholm Pass
1-5 consecutive daysFrom SEK 949
View passThree highlights, no clock ticking
From your first use you have 30 days. Good for a long stay, or for a weekend where you would rather keep the plan open.
Recommendation
Essentials Pass
3 attractions of your choice within 30 daysFrom SEK 649
View passOne day on Djurgården alone
The Vasa Museum, Skansen, Nordiska Museet and The Viking Museum all sit on one island. A one-day pass only pays for itself here if you genuinely manage four of them.Recommendation
Stockholm Pass
1-5 consecutive daysFrom SEK 949
View passThe Vasa Museum only
If The Vasa Museum is the only thing on your list, a single ticket at the door on Djurgården costs you less than any pass.Single ticket
The Vasa Museum
regular ticket price: SEK 240
Two versions
All-Inclusive or Essentials?
The same criteria for both versions. Where a row reads “not documented”, Go City publishes nothing on that point.
All-in package From · AdultSEK 949 | Lowest entry price From · AdultSEK 649 | |
|---|---|---|
| Validity | 1-5 days | 3 attractions · 30 days |
| Sights | ||
| The Vasa Museum | included | optional |
| Gröna Lund Amusement Park | included | not included |
| Booking | ||
| Reservation | recommended | recommended |
| Cancellation | free | free |
- includedincluded
- not includednot included
Worked example
Pass or single tickets? Add up your own plan
Tick off what you really want to visit. The individual prices are the standard gate prices in Stockholm.
Your result
For this plan, the pass is likely worth it.
- Individual tickets
- SEK 2,524
- Pass
- SEK 949
Price advantage with the pass: SEK 1,575 (62 %)
View and adjust your plan 10 selected attractions
Plus the comfort advantage
- One purchase, not many tills
- Bus and boat in All-Inclusive
- Starts only at your first visit
What the All-Inclusive Pass includes
A selection from the All-Inclusive Pass. The full list is on the attractions page.
Skansen
The open-air museum: historic farmsteads and workshops from all over Sweden, plus a zoo with Nordic animals.
The Royal Palace
Home of the royal family in Gamla Stan. The Royal Armoury in the cellars is a separate entry in the pass.
Gröna Lund Amusement Park
The amusement park of Stockholm, on the waterfront on Djurgården and open seasonally.
Stockholm Hop-On Hop-Off Bus
A sightseeing loop around the main stops. In the All-Inclusive Pass the Stockholm Hop-On Hop-Off Boat comes with it.
How the Stockholm Pass works
- 1
Choose version and length
All-Inclusive for 1 to 5 days back to back, or Essentials for three attractions within 30 days. Then the number of people. - 2
Get the pass digitally
The pass reaches you straight away as a QR code in the Go City App or as a PDF. No voucher to exchange, nothing to collect. - 3
Activate it only once you are there
The pass starts at your first attraction. Until then it stays untouched, and it is refundable for 90 days. - 4
Scan and go
Show the QR code at the entrance. From then on the All-Inclusive Pass counts its validity in consecutive calendar days.
The Tunnelbana and the buses are not in the pass
The All-Inclusive Pass covers the Stockholm Hop-On Hop-Off Bus and the Stockholm Hop-On Hop-Off Boat, but no ticket for SL. Stockholm sits on islands, and for Djurgården, Södermalm and the palaces outside the city you need a ticket of your own.
Common questions about the Stockholm Pass
The key answers on activation, use and validity. Every question is on the FAQ page.
How do I activate the Stockholm Pass?+
The pass activates itself at your first attraction. You have your QR code scanned at the entrance, and from that moment the validity is running. Before that the pass stays inactive, so buying it well in advance is no trouble at all.
Do I need a physical ticket, or is the pass digital?+
The Stockholm Pass is fully digital. You show the QR code in the Go City App or as a PDF on your phone. There is no voucher to exchange and nothing to collect on arrival: the code itself is your admission.
Is public transport included?+
No. The Tunnelbana, the buses, the Pendeltåg and the Pendelbåtar run by SL are not included. The All-Inclusive Pass covers admissions plus the sightseeing bus and the sightseeing boat. For public transport you need a ticket of your own; more on the public transport page.
What is the difference between All-Inclusive and Essentials?+
The All-Inclusive Pass opens all 68 attractions on 1 to 5 days back to back. The Essentials Pass allows three visits within 30 days, but not freely chosen: one from a premium list of three entries, two from a standard list of twelve. There is more on the pass versions page.
Is ABBA The Museum included in the pass?+
No. ABBA The Museum stands on Djurgården between Gröna Lund Amusement Park and The Vasa Museum, but it is in neither of the two versions. You pay for admission there separately. Whatever else is absent is listed on the attractions page.
Ready for Stockholm?
Choose a version, book it, and you are set. The pass only starts running when you scan it for the first time.