Walks in Stockholm
ShowMeStockholm
by Magnus
Guided walks in Stockholm
let me show you my city!
I offer personal guided walks in and around Stockholm.
Most of my walks can be done all the year around.
And, if your into history - I'm your man!
City walks, coastal walks, island walks, countryside walks, or by kayak - you choose!
I know the perfect places to eat or just for a coffee.
I have lived in central Stockholm for over 40 years, and I have come to cherish and enjoy certain neighbourhoods and particular parts of Stockholm which offer both historical and serene nature experiences.
Bits and pieces of Stockholm that I want to share with you! By foot, by boat and by public transport.
Trips we do together for half a day (~4h) or for a full day (5-7h).
My tours/walks shouldn't perhaps include more than... six/seven people.
Please note, if you don't want to walk, or if you're in a hurry...and if you are max 3 people - we can always use my car, a Swedish Saab - convertible.
Welcome to Stockholm, I look forward to showing you around my city!
/ Magnus
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B
Coastal walk
incl. Millesgården
10 km (6mi)
We take the ferry boat from central Stockholm (Nybroplan) to Saltsjökvarn, from where we walk along the coast to Nacka Strand, with a coffee or lunch stop at Restaurang J. Then we continue with the ferry over to the island Lidingö and walk some more along the shore, before we stop (an option) at famous Millesgården museum.
We travel back to the city by tram and metro.
C
The archiplelago
incl. island walk on
Sandhamn (full day)
We need to start early, at 08.30, by taking a bus (45 min) from Slussen to Stavsnäs, the main hub for ferry boats going to the islands.
We continue with passenger ferry (45-60 min) to Sandhamn, one of the most popular destination for seafarers in the archipelago. On the island we do a 1.5 hr walk, followed by lunch at the old inn.
You will experince, and most certainly, enjoy the archipelago!
Back in the city at around 15.40.
A
City walk along the shores
from Kungsholmen
5 -15 km (3-9 mi)
We often start in John Ericssonsgatan 6 at Cafe Petite France at Kungsholmen, 10 min from the City Hall, with coffee/tea - to plan our walk.
Then we do a ½-day (3-4hr) or a full day (~5hr) walk, covering approx. 5 different islands/boroughs, not much frequented by tourists.
We stop for lunch or coffee.
Other walks are of course possible too.
D
Walk along lake Brunnsviken
On the northern edge of the city is a green and historic park area, where lake Brunnsviken
is the centre.
On the eastern side are beaches, the botanical garden and Stockholm University campus.
On the western side we walk through historical Royal Haga parkland, home of the Crown Princess and her family.
We walk either around the entire lake or along only one side of the lake, and return by metro - you choose.
Stops for lunch or 'fika',
e.g. at Cafe Sjöstugan
E
Around lake Brunnsviken
by kayak
full day & half day
We rent kayaks at my club, and paddle close to the shores of lake Brunnsviken.
We pass the sights listed under
"Walk along lake Brunnsviken"
We either bring packed lunches, etc, or stop for lunch/coffee
at Cafe Sjöstugan, or at Bockholmen restaurant which we reach by paddling through a canal, Ålkistan, which connects lake Brunnsviken with the sea.
F
By metro and by foot to
Sturehofs' manor house
8 km back & forth (5 mi)
allow ~4 hours
We travel 40 min. by metro to Norsborg, from where we walk 4 km (2.5 mi) km to Sturehof Manor House, along the country road, where we have lunch/coffee at the cosy and quaint Sturehof café.
Then you might want to visit the pottery before we head back or just rest in the garden or cool your feet in the lake Mälaren.