Attractions in the Stockholm Pass
Over 60 sights, each free once, plus the hop-on hop-off bus and boat tours. Here is what's included.
What the Stockholm Pass unlocks
The Stockholm Pass (Go City All-Inclusive) opens up over 60 museums, palaces and tours across the city, each free once. Instead of paying at every ticket desk, you go straight in with the digital QR code. On top of that come the hop-on hop-off bus and several boat tours that ferry you comfortably between the highlights.
The overview below shows the most popular attractions. The exact line-up can change with the season; the up-to-date list is in the Go City app.
Museums and culture
Stockholm's museums are the heart of the pass. The Vasa Museum displays the only largely preserved 17th-century ship in the world. At the Nordiska museet you'll explore Swedish cultural history, the Nobel Prize Museum in the old town tells the story of the laureates, and Fotografiska shows rotating modern photography exhibitions. The interactive Viking Museum brings the Viking Age to life with a small ride.
Palaces, islands and views
The Royal Palace (Kungliga Slottet) is the official residence of the royal family, with state apartments and a treasury. A boat excursion takes you to the UNESCO World Heritage Site Drottningholm Palace. On the island of Djurgården lies Skansen, the large open-air museum with a zoo, and next to it the amusement park Gröna Lund (summer season). For the all-round view, ride SkyView in a glass sphere up the Ericsson Globe.
Tours, bus and boat
The hop-on hop-off bus (red-and-green sightseeing lines, roughly April to October) lets you reach every stop on a flexible basis. Several boat tours are included, such as the one-hour Royal Canal Tour through Stockholm's canals or cruises into the archipelago. Entry to the medieval cathedral Storkyrkan in Gamla Stan is also free.
Included highlights at a glance
| Attraction | Type | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Vasa Museum | Museum | year-round |
| Royal Palace | Palace | year-round |
| Skansen | Open-air museum & zoo | year-round |
| Drottningholm Palace | Palace & boat excursion | summer season |
| Gröna Lund | Amusement park | summer season |
| Nobel Prize Museum | Museum | year-round |
| Fotografiska | Photography museum | year-round |
| Viking Museum | Experience museum | year-round |
| Nordiska museet | Cultural museum | year-round |
| SkyView at the Ericsson Globe | Viewpoint | year-round |
| Hop-on hop-off bus | City sightseeing | seasonal |
| Boat tours (incl. Royal Canal) | Tour | seasonal |
Please note: this overview is not binding. Attractions may be added or removed at short notice — the binding list is the one shown to you when you book.
There are many more sights besides, including the History Museum, the Spritmuseum, guided walking tours, the ICEBAR Stockholm with a drink in an ice glass and a classic Swedish fika at Café Systrarna Andersson. Which attractions are worth it for you, and from when the pass works out cheaper than individual tickets, is best worked out against your own wish list.
Questions about the attractions
How many attractions are included?+
The all-inclusive pass unlocks over 60 attractions, from the Vasa Museum and the Royal Palace to Skansen. Each one can be visited free of charge once.
Can I visit an attraction more than once?+
No. Each included attraction can be visited once with the pass. A second visit to the same sight is chargeable.
Are all attractions open year-round?+
No. Some highlights such as Gröna Lund or certain boat tours are seasonal (mainly in summer). The current list with opening hours is in the Go City app.
All the highlights with one pass
Get the Stockholm Pass and visit the sights free of charge once.