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Get unlimited bus access for 24 hours and explore Stockholm's neighborhoods at your own pace, hopping on and off at 16 stops whenever an attraction or local café catches your eye.
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Sightsee across the entire Red Line with buses every 30 minutes, exploring icons like the Royal Opera, Old Town (Gamla Stan), Slussen harbor gateway, Stadshuset City Hall, Stureplan, Skansen open-air museum, the Nordic Museum, and more, plus world-class entry to the Vasa Museum and Vrak Museum of Wrecks included.
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You'll walk around a 400-year-old ship that sank on its maiden voyage, explore recovered artifacts and crew quarters, experience high-tech maritime archaeology, and see the craftsmanship of 1600s naval engineering.
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24-hour unlimited hop-on hop-off bus tour on Red Line
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Entry to Vasa Museum (nearly intact 17th-century warship, multiple viewing levels, interactive exhibits)
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Entry to Vrak Museum of Wrecks (virtual reality dives, holographic projections, interactive games)
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Audio guides in Swedish, English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Finnish, Russian, Chinese, Portuguese, Japanese, Hindi, Hebrew, and Arabic
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Free Wi-Fi & headphones onboard buses
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Free map
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App-based departure and route information
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Access to free guided tours in English at the Vasa Museum (approximately every half hour)
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Rental audio guides in museums (available for separate cost, approximately 50 SEK)
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Access to routes or lines not specified
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Any attractions requiring separate admission (Skansen, Gröna Lund, ABBA Museum, Junibacken)
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- TimelineMap
2. Gustav Adolfs Torg/The Royal Opera House
The Royal Opera House
Gustav Adolfs Torg
3. Old Town
Old Town
Nobel Prize Museum
4 minutes walk6. Viking Line & Cruise line terminal S167 & S160
Viking Line & Cruise line terminal S167 & S160
Riddarholmen
11 minutes walk8. Skeppsbron
Skeppsbron
The Old Town (Gamla Stan)
4 minutes walk9. Kungsträdgården
Kungsträdgården
Nordiska Kompaniet
9 minutes walk10. Nybroplan/Dramatic Theatre
Nybroplan
Royal Dramatic Theatre
1 minute walk13. The Vasa Museum, Nordic Museum and Junibacken
Vasa Museum
Nordiska Museet
3 minutes walkJunibacken Children's Museum
3 minutes walk16. Karlaplan
Karlaplan Fountain
Fältöversten Shopping Center
3 minutes walk23. City Hall
City Hall
Vasastan District
9 minutes walk
You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Accessibility
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Most of the buses are wheelchair accessible. However, the spaces accommodate only one wheelchair at a time, measuring up to 70 cm wide, 120 cm long, and 135 cm high.
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The Vasa Museum has multiple levels with limited wheelchair accessibility; contact the museum in advance at +46 (0)8 519 548 00 to discuss specific needs
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Vrak Museum is more compact with some accessibility limitations; check with staff upon arrival
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For specific accessibility requirements or wheelchair accommodations, contact Red Sightseeing or the museums for assistance.
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Keep in mind the Vasa Museum building is kept intentionally cool to preserve the wooden ship; dress warmly.
Additional Information
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Smaller and medium-sized dogs are normally welcome on buses, provided they are friendly and used to being around others. If allergic passengers are present, passengers with dogs may be asked to sit in a specific area or join another tour.
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Bus tour departs from Stop 1 (Royal Opera / Gustav Adolfs Torg) with departures every 30 minutes starting at 09:30am.
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Buses may use public bus stops marked with a generic 'Sightseeing' sign—check the stop name/number in the app.
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Meeting point may vary by option; you can join at any listed stop on the route.
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Children aged 0–6 travel free on buses and receive free museum entry when accompanied by a paying adult (max 2 per adult).
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The Vasa Museum is intentionally kept cool (15–18°C / 59–64°F) to preserve the ship; bring an extra layer.
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Peak museum crowds occur 11:00–15:00, especially on weekends; arrive early or visit late afternoon for a better experience.
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Cameras are permitted (non-flash photography in museums); selfie sticks and tripods are not allowed in museums.
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Plan to spend 2–4 hours at Vasa Museum alone if you want to fully explore; 1–2 hours at Vrak Museum.
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Vasa Museum offers free guided tours in English approximately every half hour (duration ~25 minutes).
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Summer (May–August) sees extended daylight and larger crowds; winter (November–February) has shorter days but fewer visitors. Book buses early in the morning to maximize your 24-hour window. Download the Red Sightseeing app for real-time updates on bus departures and museum opening times.
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- Your voucher will be emailed to you shortly.
- Display the voucher on your mobile phone with a valid photo ID at the starting point.
- Please check your final voucher for the starting point details & specific instructions.
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