Medieval Stockholm in 25 minutes
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Curious about medieval Stockholm? This short, free tour in English offers a brief introduction.
We visit sites that reveal what life was like in the medieval city and explore traces still visible in cobblestones and building facades. Walking around Stortorget, we’ll hear about the Stockholm Bloodbath, see the inner courtyard of the parish church, and stroll along a street where people have hurried by since the 13th century.
After the tour, you can join a guided visit inside Storkyrkan (separate entrance fee applies).
Tour details
Starting and end point: Medieval Hub, Trångsund 3.
Free admission. No tickets or reservations needed — just drop in!
The tour covers approximately 500 meters. Accessibility is limited due to inclines, stairs, and cobblestone streets.
Picture: Stockholm view engraved by Frans Hogenberg after a drawing by Hieronymus Scholeus. From the work “Civitates orbis terrarum”, 1570s.
We visit sites that reveal what life was like in the medieval city and explore traces still visible in cobblestones and building facades. Walking around Stortorget, we’ll hear about the Stockholm Bloodbath, see the inner courtyard of the parish church, and stroll along a street where people have hurried by since the 13th century.
After the tour, you can join a guided visit inside Storkyrkan (separate entrance fee applies).
Tour details
Starting and end point: Medieval Hub, Trångsund 3.
Free admission. No tickets or reservations needed — just drop in!
The tour covers approximately 500 meters. Accessibility is limited due to inclines, stairs, and cobblestone streets.
Picture: Stockholm view engraved by Frans Hogenberg after a drawing by Hieronymus Scholeus. From the work “Civitates orbis terrarum”, 1570s.
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Where is it happening?
Old Town (Gamla stan), Stora nygatan 22, SE-111 27 Stockholm, Sverige, Stockholm, Sweden
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