Which Stockholm Pass variant suits you?

Two variants, one goal

The Stockholm Pass comes from Go City and is available in two variants: the All-Inclusive Pass and the Essentials Pass. Both unlock entry to attractions, but they differ considerably in scope and validity. Which one suits you depends on how much you want to see and in how much time.

All-Inclusive Pass

With the All-Inclusive Pass you visit as many of the 60-plus included attractions as you can manage within your chosen duration, each once. You pick a duration of 1 to 5 days, which runs over consecutive calendar days from your first visit. The hop-on hop-off bus and boat tours are included.

This variant is worth it if you want to see a lot in a short time and happily fit in several museums a day. The more attractions you visit, the better the pass pays off compared with individual tickets. You book the All-Inclusive Pass right here at the current daily price.

Essentials Pass

The Essentials Pass is the streamlined variant for targeted highlights. You choose one of three top attractions (the Vasa Museum, the Royal Palace or Skansen) plus two further sights. For this you have 30 days from first use, giving you plenty of flexibility when planning.

This variant suits you if you want to see only a few things and aren't planning a full sightseeing marathon. You select it directly at Go City. The booking button on this page leads to the All-Inclusive Pass.

Which variant is worth it?

	All-Inclusive Pass	Essentials Pass
Attractions	all 60+ free to visit	1 top attraction + 2 more
Validity	1 to 5 consecutive days	30 days from first use
For whom	seeing a lot in a short time	a few targeted highlights
Booking	directly via Go City	directly via Go City

As a rule of thumb: if you're planning more than three or four attractions or a full city trip, the All-Inclusive Pass is the right choice. If you only want to take in one or two museums at your leisure, you're often better off with the Essentials Pass or individual tickets.