Scandinavia · BIKE TOURS IN STOCKHOLM
The 13 best bike tours in Stockholm you can book right now, with the price, the length and who each one actually suits. Start at the top.
Ride through central Stockholm with guides such as Tara, Lucas, Pim, or Chloe, covering Gamla Stan, the Royal Palace, Parliament, the Royal Dramatic Theatre, island shores, and quieter streets. You get a two-speed city bike, helmet, and local commentary. Expect a steady ride of roughly 15 to 20 kilometers.
“Stephen was an amazing guide! Funny, knowledgeable, and entertaining. Biking is the best way to see Stockholm.”
Ride through Stockholm with an English-speaking local guide on a relaxed two-hour route covering Gamla Stan, City Hall, the Royal Palace, several islands, and the world’s first national city park. Guides such as Darwin and Leo add practical tips and stories, while safe cycle paths make this a useful first-day orientation.
“I recommend the bike trip to everyone. Remember to select the proper bike in the beggining, check right high of the seat, working bell, silent movement. Darwin is a perfect guide, trully recommended.”
Join Philip of Philips Stockholm Tours for a relaxed three-hour ride through Stockholm’s islands. Bikes are included, and the route takes you from City Hall and Gamla Stan to Riddarholmen and Djurgården, with history, photo stops, fika, and views along the way. Tours are offered in English, French, or Spanish.
“Philip is an excellent guide. Very knowledgeable, personable, and tailors the tour to the guests each day. Definitely recommend this tour.”
See Stockholm’s City Hall, Old Town, Royal Palace, Djurgården, Östermalm, and more on a 20-plus-kilometer bike ride with guides such as Andre and Sophie. You’ll stop often for stories and photos, enjoy a small Swedish fika, and finish with local restaurant and viewpoint tips sent by WhatsApp.
“Excellent tour with a knowledgeable guide. Bikes were well maintained and the tour combined riding and plenty of stops….including Fika.”
Pick one of four 15 to 20 km Stockholm bike routes at Urban Basecamp on Södermalm. Your hybrid bike, helmet, lock, backpack, and phone holder are ready for a contactless ride. Use your own charged smartphone with Google Maps to follow city sights, artsy Södermalm, parks, or nearby nature reserves.
“Loved being able to see parts of Stockholm City that most tourists don’t see. We did the lakes and forests routes which was extremely pleasant and relaxing. There are a few up hill moments on this track so be prepared. Also remember to take a photo of the QR code for the route as google maps can be temperamental.”
Spend about two hours exploring Stockholm by handcrafted wooden bicycle with an English-speaking guide. Fee, pronounced Faye, has led the tour and is praised for clear stories and a warm manner. The ride begins at Klara Västra kyrkogata 20, returns there, and suits active visitors comfortable with moderate exercise.
“We wanted to learn a little about Stockholm and thought a tour guide would be nice. Wow, our day turned out way better than expected. The young lady leading the tour was amazing, her name was Fee (pronounced Faye) . She obviously enjoys her work and was so friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. She taught us so much about the history of the things she pointed out. The wooden bicycles were easy to ride and a novelty themselves. People were stopping to take photographs whenever we were stopped and they'd turn heads while we rode past. My wife and I were so impressed with the day and we'd highly recommend the…”
Ride through Södermalm’s SoFo district on a Trek mid-motor e-bike with an English-speaking guide. You’ll handle the island’s hills with less effort, pause for photos, pass Slussen, and see historic streets, modern architecture, cafés, vintage shops, and city views. Guides such as Anne, Sophie, and Jochem have earned especially warm praise.
“Leuke tour! Onze gids Jochem begeleide de tour fantastisch”
Leave Stockholm for an easygoing fat bike ride through forest trails, past lakes, viewpoints, churches, and possible rune stones. Your guide, including Simas on some departures, adjusts the route to the group. After two to three hours in the saddle, enjoy a hot lunch, lake views, showers, and a sauna.
“We rode the fat bike through 21 km of woods and lakeside trails. There was some technical parts that require almost a bit of bike experience to face them. We saw magical places and Simas, our tourguide, told us some cultural and historical snippets of Sweden and it was very interesting! After the tour we had a sauna and took a shower to restore our energies, and then Simas offered us a delicious soup of red lentils with a tasting of local dairy products and a cake with forest berries!”
Ride through Stockholm with an English-speaking guide on a private two-hour bike tour for up to 12 people. You’ll pass the canals, Gamla Stan, the Royal Castle, Kungsträdgården, Djurgården, the Vasa Museum, and Strandvägen. Guide Darwin is specifically named in one booking account. The tour starts and ends at Vasagatan 6.
“The two of us had an excellent experience on this tour with guide Darwin. He was very attentive and filled with interesting and helpful information. We started and ended on time, saw multiple highlights and vistas. This is a great tour to do early in your visit to Stockholm to Read more”
Ride a non-electric three-gear city bike through Stockholm with a local guide such as André or Sophie. This three-hour route links Östermalm, City Hall, Old Town, the Royal Palace, Djurgården, and Rosendal Garden, with Swedish music, photo aids, and useful local tips along the way.
“Absolutely fantastic bike tour with Andre in Stockholm! 🚴♂️ He was incredibly knowledgeable, friendly, and made the city’s history come alive with great stories and fun facts. The route was well-paced, scenic, and gave us a perfect mix of famous landmarks and hidden gems. Andre made everyone feel comfortable and included, and his passion for Stockholm really shined through. Highly recommend this tour to anyone wanting to experience the city in an active, engaging, and memorable way!”
Spend about three hours cycling Stockholm with a private English-speaking guide. You’ll ride through Gamla Stan, Kungsholmen, Södermalm, Långholmen, and more, with stops at City Hall, the Royal Palace, Skinnarviksberget, and Stortorget. Bikes are supplied, helmets are optional, and the route can follow your interests.
“This tour was fantastic. Katrina was excellent and full of knowledge. She made the entire time The great way to learn all about the history and geography of Stockholm. Highly recommend”
Meet True Nature Sweden at 9:00 am for a five-hour guided mountain-bike outing in Nackareservatet. You’ll get a bike, helmet, safety briefing, lunch sandwich, and Swedish fika. Guides such as Oscar, Eric, and William adjust routes to your ability, though this is guided riding, not a formal bike school.
“5 hours of mountain biking with Eric were incredibly fun. The Nacka reservoir is quite large and perfect for mountain biking. If you're used to biking you'll likely to get a hang of it quickly, from then on it's incredibly fun to climb the technical uphills and dash the downhill parts. The group was a great size (4 attendees), definitely recommend!”
Join Stockholm Adventures ICEguide for a guided electric-bike ride through Södermalm, the city’s creative southern district. You’ll hear about local history and culture, pause at scenic viewpoints, and get suggestions for cafes, vintage shops, and independent exploring. Bikes, helmets, and a rain poncho if needed are included.
“Woke was a great guide. He handled 3 languages well. We stopped often for explanation and Sondermalm was a beautiful area. The bikes and helmets were new and all worked well. I would recommend this tour.”
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