All attractions of the Stockholm Card 2026
69 museums, castles, boat tours and experiences in Stockholm - with a single card. Here you can find the complete list, sorted by pass type and category.
- All 69 attractions with the All-Inclusive Pass.
- 3 selected attractions with the Essentials Pass.
- Filterable by category and passport variant.
- 5 % discount with code CITYVERG05.
Mandatory choice for the Essentials Pass
The Essentials Pass from Go City includes exactly 3 attractions out of 15 - but cannot be combined at will. A fixed selection rule applies:
How the selection works
Exactly one of your three attractions must be one of the top 3 highlights: Vasa Museum, Stockholm Royal Palace or Skansen Open-Air Museum. You can choose the other two freely from the remaining 12 Essentials options.
Compulsory choice - exactly 1 of these 3
- Vasa Museum
- The Royal Palace of Stockholm
- Skansen Open-Air Museum
+ 2 freely selectable from these 12
- Viking Museum
- Fotografiska
- Boat trip to Stockholm's highlights
- Nobel Prize Museum
- Hop-on Hop-off bus tour
- Nordic Museum
- ICEBAR Stockholm
- Royal Djurgården Boat Trip
- The Museum of Spirits
- SkyView Stockholm
- Traditional Swedish Fika
- Guided Winter Boat Tour
In concrete terms, this means that you cannot combine the Vasa Museum and the Royal Palace with the Essentials Pass - you need the All-Inclusive Pass for this. A permissible selection would be, for example, Vasa Museum (compulsory) plus Fotografiska and Viking Museum.
The 8 most popular attractions
These eight attractions are the most visited highlights of the Stockholm Card - a good orientation if you don't know what you want to see yet.
Vasa Museum
The wreck of the royal ship Vasa, which sank in 1628 - the most visited museum in Scandinavia. Mandatory option in the Essentials Pass.
The Royal Palace of Stockholm
One of the largest palace complexes in Europe with over 600 rooms, treasury and changing of the guard. Mandatory option in the Essentials Pass.
Skansen Open-Air Museum
The oldest open-air museum in the world with historic houses, Nordic animals and live folklore. Mandatory option in the Essentials Pass.
Fotografiska
Modern museum for contemporary photography with changing exhibitions, restaurant on the top floor and views over the old town.
ICEBAR Stockholm
The world's first permanent ice bar - at minus 5 degrees with a drink in an ice glass. Admission includes a coat and a drink.
SkyView Stockholm
Glass ball lift on the outside of the Avicii Arena - 130 metres above the city with a 360-degree view of Stockholm.
Gröna Lund
Stockholm's oldest amusement park right by the water on Djurgården - rollercoasters, carousels, concerts. Season April to September.
Drottningholm Palace
UNESCO World Heritage Site and residence of the Swedish royal family - baroque castle complex 1 hour boat ride from the city centre.
All 69 attractions at a glance
Filter by category or passport variant.
Seasonally closed attractions are included in the pass, but are not currently available - the status can change at any time.
Most of the top attractions are on Djurgården
The island of Djurgården is Stockholm's museum island - and therefore the most important pass hotspot in the entire city. If you spend a day there, the Stockholm Card gives you access to up to eight included highlights within a few minutes' walk:
- Vasa Museum, Skansen open-air museum and Nordiska museet are right next to each other.
- Spritmuseum, Vrak Museum of Wrecks and the ABBA Museum (to be booked separately) can be reached in 5 minutes.
- Gröna Lund amusement park is located at the western end of the island.
- Boat trips to Drottningholm and the archipelago also depart from Djurgården.
Recommendation: Plan at least one full day for Djurgården. With the 1-day all-inclusive pass, you'll make up the cost of the pass here alone.
Ready for your trip to Stockholm?
Get the All-Inclusive Pass and save up to 50 per cent - or make a targeted choice with the Essentials Pass. Book both options at Go City.