BEST OF · STOCKHOLM BIKE TOURS
Good stockholm bike tours fill up weeks ahead and the best ones go first. Below: the 7 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Cycle Stockholm’s islands, Old Town, Royal Palace, and Djurgården with a friendly guide, city bike, helmet, and rain poncho included.
“The best tour out of 3 we did in Stockholm. Maria was fabulous, we hit lots of great spots, learned a ton about the history of Stockholm and culture, and we were always moving, with plenty of time for pictures and stories. Fantastic tour!”
Cycle Stockholm’s islands, Old Town, Royal Palace, and quiet shores on a guided three-hour bike tour with local insight.
“Great tour in and around the city. Sanne, despite being young and relatively new to the job, did a great job as our guide.”
See Stockholm’s old town, islands, City Hall, Royal Palace, and parks on a relaxed two-hour guided bike tour.
“We saw multiple islands, the bike lanes were safe and easy to use, I learned some history of the city”
See Stockholm by bike in three hours, from Gamla Stan and City Hall to Djurgården, with a small group, local guide, and Swedish music.
“Andre was a fun and knowledgeable guide. He kept a great pace for our group. Great way to get the lay of the city. Great first day activity when visiting Stockholm.”
Explore Stockholm by bike on a self-guided GPS tour with four routes, city sights, parks, viewpoints, and nearby nature.
“I picked the Stockholm/Djurgården tour which was the right mix between city and nature. The bike was in good shape, and the self-checking went smoothly! Using Google Maps for navigation worked well after getting used to it (grateful I didn't need to download a new App for just that trip).”
Review of Stockholm’s 2-hour Södermalm e-bike tour, with SoFo views, cobbled lanes, local history, practical tips, and honest value advice.
“Sophie was an excellent guide. The route was very nice.”
Ride Stockholm forest trails by fat bike, enjoy a lakeside lunch, then relax in a sauna on this small-group outdoor adventure.
“We rode the fat bike through 21 km of woods and lakeside trails. There was some technical parts that require almost a bit of bike experience to face them. We saw magical places and Simas, our tourguide, told us some cultural and historical snippets of Sweden and it was very interesting! After the tour we had a sauna and took a shower to restore our energies, and then Simas offered us a delicious soup of red lentils with a tasting of local dairy products and a cake with forest berries!”
By city, by coastline, or by the kind of bike under you.
