Private tour of Stockholm

Exploration and extravagance await you on this seven-night journey through Sweden, uncovering some of the most enchanting parts of the country’s breathtaking panoramas. From culture, cafes and chic restaurants in Stockholm to amorous hideaways and spectacular encounters in Swedish Lapland, this alternative honeymoon itinerary oozes luxury and romance while adding a splash of spirited adventure.

Have your breath stolen as you leap into the land of snowy wilderness and ultimate luxury. You will be submerged into stylish Stockholm before you venture into the magical landscape of Lapland, where all your dreams will come true. Remote seclusion in this frozen land, tucked away in the Arctic Circle with unique style and opulence all with unparalleled service and experiences that will allow you to discover only the best of this winter wonderland.

The ultimate winter wonderland and perfect playground to fuel the imaginations of the young and young at heart, Sweden ticks all the boxes for a fun-packed family adventure. Spend action-packed days whizzing through snow-draped pine forests on a sleigh led by huskies, mastering winter survival skills for life above the Arctic Circle and searching for dazzling displays of the Northern Lights.

Ett Hem, a 12-room townhouse located in the embassy quarter of Stockholm is the ideal home from home. The atmosphere is relaxed, informal and homely yet the level of service and luxury are of the highest standards.

Scandi cool meets Italian warmth at Villa Dagmar, designed to resemble an Italian courtyard piazza housed beneath a showstopping glass ceiling. Bursting with vibrant colour, fine foods, and fine art, this is a place to see and be seen.

The Lydmar Hotel and its 46 beautifully appointed rooms has justly become Stockholm's best new boutique hotel. With the informal and relaxed atmosphere paired with the effortlessly stylish and contemporary décor and stellar location it's easy to see why!

The Grand Hotel is something of an institution in Stockholm and with its impeccable service, beautiful décor, incredible food and world class spa it's easy to understand why. Since opening in 1874 it has been the go-to hotel for everyone who's anyone!

SynopsisA marvellous blend of historic and contemporary design, this former bank is now a sophisticated hotel with a luxe feel. Resplendent with heritage features, original art, and plush velvets, it makes an opulent base for exploring central Stockholm.

Explore the islands that make up the city on a three-hour private bike tour, taking in the Old Town, City Hall, the former home of Alfred Nobel, and the idyllic Långholmen Island.

Appreciate the beauty of Stockholm from the water. Jump aboard a handsome yacht for a full-day sailing tour of Stockholm’s stunning archipelago, exploring the enchanting straits, bays, and endless uninhabited islands.

Challenge your tastebuds on a four-hour walking tour, sampling the exotic and multicultural mix of Stockholm’s emerging food scene. Savour the food while tracing the culinary history of the city through the streets of bohemian Södermalm.

Take a spin out on a private guided driving tour to explore Sweden’s beautifully preserved 17th century royal residence, Drottningholm Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Experience the thrill of the city with an adventure on the water by spending a relaxed evening kayaking through Stockholm’s maze of waterways.

Discover Stockholm’s highlights on a four-hour guided walking tour, where your guide will bring to life the history and culture of the city.

Take a beer tasting adventure through the winding cobbled streets of the Old Town. Visit three bars, taste Sweden’s finest craft beers and learn about the city’s quirky beer drinking traditions.

While we’ve all enjoyed a minty red and white-striped candy cane, few people know that the polkagris was first created in Sweden. In this relaxed one-hour class, you can pop on your apron and enjoy a chance to bake your own.

Take a guided stroll through the Old Town, Gamla Stan to discover the oldest part of the city dating back to the 13th century. Cobbled streets and medieval alleyways lead you to some of Stockholm’s major sights, including the Royal Palace.