Stockholm Cruise Reviews

Took the public bus into town. Used a free walking tour service in town. Walked around Gamla Stan ...

Stockholm Was so Hot! We enjoyed our Steves walking tours and meeting with a friend from home for lunch before he went home the next day. Lots to see and do, ran out of time. ...

Came early took HOHO spent two days here. Wonderful city much to see ...

Our guide was a history teacher and he had so much information about Sweden and the Rui stones. ...

Docked in Nynashamn and took the train to Stockholm, it was very easy. Tickets are available right where you get off the ship, follow the blue lines on the sidewalk to the train station. Took the #7 tram from near the train station to the Vasa Museum. Then took a cab to Gamla Stan. All this for MUCH less than a shore excursion and we could manage our own time. ...

The Vasa museum part was very good. The commentary around the city was rather poor. ...

Amazing Renaissance Ship in all of its glory!!! ...

-Rather, it was Nynashamn, a good 50 to 60-minute bus ride away from the city. Take that into account when looking at ship itineraries. -The NCL bus excursion was very convenient for time and location, although $50 off sure helped. And we got an hour's worth of trip planning on the bus Wifi on the ride home, until my phone/camera battery died. Too many pictures... -The bus stops at the opera ...

Within walking distance. Go to old Stockholm town, plenty of historic places to see and lovely to spend on hour in 1 of the many street cafes ...

We've been to Stockholm before, so we chose to walk around on our own. Best Tip: hit the Gamla Stan (old town) early in the morning, in the afternoon it is totally full with tourists as the cruise ships make their tours there in the afternoon. Tip #2: Public toilets are hard to find and when you do you have to pay (10SKR), BUT most don't take change, so you have to use a credit card or buy a ...