Stockholm All-Inclusive Pass

All 68 attractions on 1 to 5 consecutive days.

Aerial view of Gamla Stan, the old town of Stockholm, with Riddarholmen

Historic excursion steamers at the Strandvägen quay in Stockholm

The warship Vasa inside The Vasa Museum in Stockholm

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The All-Inclusive Pass is the larger version of the Stockholm Pass. It opens each of the 68 attractions included once, from The Vasa Museum and Skansen to the day trips out into the archipelago, and it covers the Stockholm Hop-On Hop-Off Bus and the Stockholm Hop-On Hop-Off Boat as well. The length you choose runs from your first visit, in consecutive calendar days.

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Adults 16+ years

Children 6–15 years

Total SEK 949

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What is included

What the All-Inclusive Pass opens

Every museum and tour included. Next to the highlights you can see the standard gate price for comparison.

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FotografiskaSEK 230
Gröna Lund Amusement ParkSEK 240
Nobel Prize MuseumSEK 160
SkansenSEK 305
SkyView StockholmSEK 180
Stockholm Highlights Boat Tour (2 hours and 15 minutes)SEK 385
Stockholm Hop-On Hop-Off BusSEK 365
The Royal PalaceSEK 220

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The Vasa MuseumSEK 240
The Viking MuseumSEK 199
Adventure Golf at Kristineberg Golf BarSEK 150
Adventure Golf at Nacka Strand Golf BarSEK 150
Artipelag Art MuseumSEK 195
Birka - The Viking City by Boat (full day trip)SEK 565
Boat to Fjäderholmarna Island (30 minutes)SEK 205
Boat tour to Drottningholm Palace - return ticket (1 hour)SEK 350
Boat tour to Drottningholm Palace - single ticket (1 hour)SEK 245
Boat tour to the Archipelago City - Vaxholm (1 hour and 15 minutes one way)SEK 395
Bonniers KonsthallSEK 130
Chinese Pavilion at DrottningholmSEK 130
City Hall Canal Boat Tour (1 hour)SEK 295
Dansmuseet - The Dance MuseumSEK 120
Drink at ICEBAR StockholmSEK 280
Drottningholm Court TheatreSEK 160
Drottningholm PalaceSEK 160
Grand Archipelago Tour to ArtipelagSEK 450
Grand Archipelago Tour to Gustavsberg (full day trip)SEK 450
Gripsholm CastleSEK 160
Hip and Healthy Sandwich and Coffee at Fern & FikaSEK 180
K. A. Almgren Silk Weaving & MuseumSEK 140
Kayak or SUP Adventure from Pampas MarinaSEK 299
Kayak or SUP Adventure in Central StockholmSEK 299
Millesgården MuseumSEK 170
NationalmuseumSEK 160
Nordiska MuseetSEK 170
PostmuseumSEK 150
Prince Eugen’s WaldemarsuddeSEK 170
Riddarholmen ChurchSEK 65
Royal Djurgården Boat Tour (1 hour)SEK 285
Self-Guided Stand-Up Paddleboard AdventureSEK 380
Skokloster CastleSEK 140
Solve a Mystery - Self-guided Murder Mystery TourSEK 575
SPRITMUSEUM - Museum about Swedish drinking cultureSEK 190
Stockholm Hop-On Hop-Off BoatSEK 240
Storkyrkan - Stockholm CathedralSEK 120
Sven Harry’s Art MuseumSEK 180
Swedish Museum of Natural HistorySEK 170
Swedish Museum of Performing ArtsSEK 160
Swing Adventure Golf BarSEK 180
Tekniska - National Museum of Science and TechnologySEK 170
The Army MuseumSEK 140
The Butterfly House Haga OceanSEK 279
The Economy MuseumSEK 180
The Gustavsberg Porcelain MuseumSEK 80
The Hallwyl MuseumSEK 150
The Jewish MuseumSEK 100
The Museum of EthnographySEK 160
The Museum of Mediterranean and Near Eastern AntiquitiesSEK 160
The National Maritime MuseumSEK 150
The Police MuseumSEK 80
The Royal Armoury - LivrustkammarenSEK 180
The Strindberg MuseumSEK 120
The Swedish History MuseumSEK 180
The Vaxholm Fortress MuseumSEK 120
Tom Tits ExperimentSEK 220
Traditional Swedish Fika at Systrarna AnderssonSEK 90
Vrak - Museum of WrecksSEK 185
Winter Boat Tour with Guide (1 hour and 15 minutes)SEK 410

Prices

Prices by length and age

The price per day falls the longer the pass runs. Children aged 6 to 15 pay the child rate, and from 16 the adult price applies.

Validity	Adult (16+)	Child (6-15)	Adult per day
1 day	SEK 949	SEK 299	SEK 949
2 days	SEK 1,349	SEK 549	SEK 674.50
3 days	SEK 1,699	SEK 699	SEK 566.33
4 days	SEK 1,949	SEK 749	SEK 487.25
5 days	SEK 1,999	SEK 799	SEK 399.80

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Straight talk

What is not included

ABBA The Museum is not part of the pass inventory.

Buying and redeeming

How the All-Inclusive Pass runs

Bought digitally, started at the first scan, valid on consecutive days from then on.

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Choose the length
1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 days. You do not name a start date when you buy: the pass waits for your first visit.
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Delivered digitally
The pass arrives as a QR code in the Go City App or as a PDF. No voucher to exchange, no collection point.
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Refundable before activation
As long as you have not had the pass scanned, Go City refunds it in full within 90 days of purchase. After your first visit it is no longer refundable.

Weighing it up

What speaks against the All-Inclusive Pass, and who it suits

Against: the days run back to back. Stockholm is a city of journeys, with rides between Djurgården, Gamla Stan and Södermalm, so a rest day in the middle of your stay costs you validity. Public transport is not part of it, even though you need it constantly in a city on islands. And if you are heading for a single attraction, you pay less at the door.

In favour: the expensive items in Stockholm are the tours, not the museums. The full-day trip to Birka, the Grand Archipelago Tours to Artipelag and Gustavsberg and the Solve a Mystery self-guided tour are the most expensive single items in the whole pass. Do two of them and fit in The Vasa Museum and Skansen along the way, and you are safely ahead.

The smallest step on the ladder sits between four and five days: the fifth day barely adds anything. If you are booking four days anyway, put the table above beside your plan.

The alternative: a short list with no fixed schedule points to the Essentials Pass, which spreads three visits across 30 days. The full comparison is on the pass versions page.

FAQ

Questions about the All-Inclusive Pass

Short answers on this version, everything further on the FAQ page.

Do the days count from purchase or from the first visit?+

From the first visit. After you buy it, the pass stays inactive until you have it scanned for the first time. From that moment the days you booked run through in consecutive calendar days, including days on which you visit nothing.

Can I visit an attraction twice?+

No. Each of the 68 attractions is open once per pass. On the hop-on hop-off routes, counting follows the operator's own terms; how it works there is set out in the Go City App.

Are all the attractions open all year round?+

No. Gröna Lund Amusement Park, the archipelago tours, the trip to Birka and the canal cruises are seasonal. In winter what is on offer shrinks to the museums, which changes the arithmetic. In return, the Winter Boat Tour with Guide joins the programme.

Is one day enough for Djurgården?+

In terms of time yes, in terms of money it is tight. The Vasa Museum, Skansen, Nordiska Museet and The Viking Museum all sit close together on one island, open all year round. Four of them is the threshold, and even then it stays tight; with three, single tickets are always cheaper.

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