Bus sightseeing

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Women on a sightseeing bus admire the view in Stockholm.

A blond, young woman in sunglasses is pointing at something from the bus. She is wearing head-phones.

The classic way of taking in the sights. And why not? A bus is a relaxing way of getting around Stockholm in comfort while your guide talks you through the highlights. Stay seated all the way or hop on and off as you fancy. Strömma offers a variety of tours including the Stockholm Panorama Tour, and the hop on hop off tours Open Top Tour and City Sightseeing Worldwide. For more details, visit Strömma&#x27;s website.The Stockholm Card offers a discount on the Open Top Tour and Stockholm Panorama Tour.

Bus sightseeing with Strömma

The Ocean Bus in full speed on water, to experience Stockholm on board this amphibious bus, that runs on land as well as on water.

Ocean Bus is a unique sightseeing tour, where you get the chance to experience Stockholm onboard an amphibious bus, that runs on land as well as on water. The tour passes by many of the city´s most well-known attractions and is guided in English. Starting point at Strömgatan by the Royal Opera.

Ocean Bus

A waterfront view of Riddarholmen in Stockholm

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Discover Stockholm by bus or boat with Red Sightseeing. The travel pass gives you 24 hours of fun and allowing you to make your own itinerary and getting the most out of your Hop-on Hop-Off experience. The buses make over 20 stops around the city which includes the cruise terminals and the boats stop at The Royal Palace, Nybroplan, The Vasa Museum, Skeppsholmen, Stadsgårdskajen and The Old Town. The tours are entertaining and informative with digitally recorded commentaries in 14 languages. All passengers receive new earphones the first time they use their tickets. Red Sightseeing also offers the boat trip &quot;The bridges and canals of Stockholm&quot; a 1 hour and 45 minutes long tour that will take you under 17 of Stockholm’s bridges and through one of its two locks connecting the Baltic Sea with Lake Mälaren.

Bus sightseeing

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