What does the Stockholm Pass cost?
Two versions, two pricing logics. The All-Inclusive Pass is sold by the day, the Essentials Pass by three visits. All amounts in SEK.
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Two pricing logics, one product
The Stockholm Pass is sold in two versions, and their prices follow different rules. The All-Inclusive Pass is priced by length: the more consecutive days you book, the cheaper the individual day becomes. The Essentials Pass has one fixed price for three visits, however long you take over them.
The tables below show the current amounts for both versions, split by adults and children, taken straight from Go City's price data at the time it was retrieved. Amounts move, so no figure is written into this text by hand.
When the pass pays off
The expensive items in Stockholm are not the museums, they are the water and the excursions. On their own the city museums mostly cost three-figure SEK sums, with the cheapest below that; the full-day trip to the Viking town of Birka, the Grand Archipelago Tour to Artipelag and the Grand Archipelago Tour to Gustavsberg, the Winter Boat Tour with Guide and the Solve a Mystery self-guided tour each cost several times that on their own. Do two of those tours and you have as good as paid for a day pass.
The other way round: come in winter, when Gröna Lund Amusement Park is closed and the archipelago trips are paused, and you are counting museum prices. You then need a good many more visits before the pass pays off. The calculator further down picks up exactly that distinction: tick off what really runs and really opens during your travel dates.
The journeys belong in the sums
Stockholm sits on fourteen islands, and the pass includes no travel ticket. Between Djurgården, Gamla Stan, Södermalm and the palaces out of town, the journeys add up, and you pay for them on top of the pass. If you are booking several days and want to take in the destinations outside the city centre, plan for an SL ticket from the start; there is more on that on the public transport page.
All-Inclusive Pass
Prices by length and age
The longer the pass runs, the less you pay per day.
| 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 |
Essentials Pass
One price for three attractions
One amount for three visits, whichever ones you choose.
| Validity | Adult (16+) | Child (6-15) |
|---|---|---|
| 3 attractions | SEK 649 | SEK 199 |
Worked example
When does the pass pay off?
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
Questions about the price
Which currency do I pay in? +
Go City settles Stockholm in SEK, and that is the currency of the tables above. The booking window also lets you choose euros, US dollars or pounds sterling; the conversion then uses the provider's daily rate, not your bank's.
Is there a child fare? +
Yes. The child price applies from 6 to 15 years, and from 16 you pay the adult price. Children under 6 do not need a pass of their own. The exact amounts are in the tables above, and the rule is the same in both versions.
Which pass length is the best deal? +
The price per day drops with every step up, most sharply between one and three days. The final step from four to five days is the smallest on the whole ladder, so if you are booking four days anyway, it is worth putting the fifth alongside it. You will find the figures in the table above.
What if I see less than I planned? +
As long as the pass has not been activated, you can return it in full within 90 days of purchase. After the first scan no refund is possible, and a multi-day pass you have only half used is not credited pro rata. That is why it pays to keep the length on the short side.
Price checked, pass booked
Choose the length that fits your days. You pay straight away, but the pass only starts on your first visit.