FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions & Quick Answers

An authorized guide has documented knowledge and quality-assured hosting, often through language tests, historical research and knowledge of the city's cultural heritage.

Many tours are approximately 90 minutes. Longer private tours can extend up to 3 hours, depending on the route and theme.

Yes. Tours take place in all kinds of weather. Stockholm’s streets, waterfronts and parks reveal different moods and character with each season and changing weather condition.

Yes. Our tours are conducted on foot or by using Stockholm’s public transport system. We also frequently collaborate with local cafés, artisans and small businesses, helping to support the neighbourhoods we explore.

Yes, children under 15 are welcome free of charge when accompanied by a parent. The route may include stairs, cobblestones and hills. Difficulty varies depending on the theme.

The city's topography and alleys can make some stretches difficult to navigate. Adaptation options are available on each tour depending on the route. Please let me know in advance so I can plan in the best way.

On selected tours, themed tastings or café stops are included as part of the experience. We often collaborate with local businesses and independent establishments in the surrounding area.

A knowledgeable guide for approximately 90 minutes. Culinary tours include a meal, tasting experience, or light refreshments. On selected tours, a complimentary bottle of water is also included as part of our hospitality.

The city walks usually have 20-25 participants, walks with meals usually 14-16 participants. For larger groups, 2–3 experienced co-guides are called in, and the same compendium is used to maintain a uniform tone and historical precision.

Yes. If you book through the website, you will automatically receive a reminder the day before your tour, including the meeting point and contact details.

Yes. In addition to Swedish, we also speak English and Italian. More languages available with advance notice. Guiding is offered in English for larger groups, often with routes in world heritage cores, coastlines and historical urban spaces in Stockholm.

Yes, you pay for an authorized guide with many years of experience, small groups, customized content and a focus on sustainability, added values that free tours can rarely offer.

Give me a call – if there’s an opening, I’ll do my best to make it work.