Scandinavia · DRINKING TOURS IN SWEDEN
Short seasons, long daylight swings and a lot of coastline. These 7 drinking tours in Sweden are the ones that survive a real itinerary, each with its cost and its catch.
Spend five hours exploring Stockholm nightlife with an English-speaking guide, visiting 3 to 4 bars and clubs. Meet at Generator Stockholm, enjoy drink deals, games, skip-the-line entry, and a social international group. Guides including Ali and Daniel have led lively nights, but drinks are not included.
“The tour guide was excellent he knew how to get us all talking to each other. I would highly recommended this pub crawl !”
Start at Generator Stockholm at 9 p.m. and spend about four hours moving through Stockholm pubs, bars, and clubs before fast-track entry to a major nightclub. Guides such as Ali, Ben, Felicia, Sandra, and Olli have led lively nights, with some sharing local history, Swedish drinking songs, and city tips. Drinks beyond included shots cost extra.
“The pub crawl was amazing, Felicia and Sandra were two amazing guides and they gave us some great information about the Stockholm history and why we see people wearing weird sailor caps. Totally recommend.”
Meet guides such as Sonja or Greg at City Backpackers Hostel at 8:30 pm for a five-hour Stockholm nightlife crawl. You’ll visit several bars and clubs, use selected drink specials, join games or karaoke, and finish back at the hostel. Entry is included, but drinks and food cost extra.
“Was a good night out One of the pubs was a little on the young side for a few of the group Sonja was an excellent guide and host.”
Join Marcus at Gustav Adolf’s Square for a 1-hour-45-minute English walk through central Gothenburg. You’ll see an old armory, city fortifications, the fish market, market halls, churches, shopping streets, squares, bridges, and dining areas. Marcus also shares restaurant and bar tips, with a possible discount for an electric boat company.
“An excellent walking tour of Gothenburg, Marcus presented a great overview of the history and settlement particularly referencing the city walls and fortifications. As we walked through the city he highlighted points of interest, restaurants and bars. Would recommend this walking tour as Marcus was informative and enthusiastic about his city”
Spend about three hours touring Stockholm with a private English-speaking guide, hotel pickup and drop-off, and stops at City Hall, Gamla Stan, the Royal Palace, Djurgården, Sergels Torg, and Fjällgatan. The finale is a 40-minute visit to ICEBAR Stockholm, where your drink is served in a room kept at 23°F.
“Absolutely fantastic place to visit, My first time here. The drink I got was amazing and how cool is the ice the actually put it in is nice. Provided with a jacket & gloves as it’s very cold. A place I will always remember”
Ride through Gothenburg with guide Nils on a three-hour brewery tour that mixes local beer, city sights, and stories about lesser-known corners. Bikes and helmets are provided, while you pay for drinks at each brewery. Non-alcoholic options are available, and groups range from small bookings to 30 people by arrangement.
“Never thought. Bike tour could be this fun. It was a great mix of biking, drinking beer and the tour telling us info about the area. We all had a great time and the bikes was easy to bike on wich was good. We will do this tour again.”
Explore Stockholm’s Gamla stan with a private beer expert, tasting 4 to 8 Swedish beers in two or three local venues. Learn about Viking-era brewing, compare popular, regional, and craft beers, and add Swedish snacks or a three-course meal on the longer options. Guides speak seven languages.
“Cedric went the extra mile! Historical depth and deep conversation. We truly enjoyed the beer and company!”
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