Stockholm: Skansen Open-Air Museum Admission Ticket

1.Stockholm: Skansen Open-Air Museum Admission Ticket
Explore Skansen’s open-air museum in Stockholm: 150+ historic houses, Swedish rural life, and Nordic animals, plus seasonal events.
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Explore Skansen’s open-air museum in Stockholm: 150+ historic houses, Swedish rural life, and Nordic animals, plus seasonal events.

Stockholm Pass by Go City is a digital ticket for 50+ attractions, including Vasa Museum and the Royal Palace, with savings up to 50%.

Nobel Prize Museum ticket in Stockholm’s Old Town with audio/video exhibits, guided English tours, 200+ artifacts, and Nobel medal chocolate shop.

Fotografiska Stockholm for $22: world-class contemporary photography, waterfront views, and a top restaurant. Open daily 10–23.

Step into Viking Age Scandinavia at Stockholm’s Viking Museum with guided tours, a free audio guide, and the 11-minute Ragnfrid’s Saga ride.

Malmö’s Disgusting Food Museum is a short, family-friendly ticket where you smell and taste 80 infamous foods for $25.25.
“The smelling and tasting part are really great. It is so intriguing to try all different disgusting smell and food in one go”

Skip the guesswork at Stockholm’s Vasa Museum with an English guide and ticket included. Small group, about 2 hours.
“Gaia was wonderful. I loved her enthusiasm and she was very knowledgeable. She reached out 24 hrs prior to the tour to let us know where to meet which was greatly appreciated. I highly recommend Gaia to learn about the history of the area and all the little known information about the Vasa.”

Step into Viking Stockholm with a ticketed museum visit featuring films, artifacts, and Ragnfrid’s saga ride, all in English.
“Excellent venue and facilities available. Really enjoy my time in the Viking museum. Highly recommended”

Malmö’s Disgusting Food Museum: vomit-bag ticket, stink jars, a disgust photo booth, then guided tastings like fermented shark and surströmming.

Stockholm Pass with Vasa Museum: a QR-based mobile pass for 50+ sights, including royal highlights and archipelago cruises over 2–5 days.
“Horrible experience. I am giving Stockholm Pass and Viator 1 star; would give 0, if possible. I bought a 2 day pass and the pass only worked for 24 hrs. When I went to use it on day 2, the QR code was no longer available so I could not use it to get into…”







