Stockholm scavenger hunt
The gilded crown on the Skeppsholmsbron bridge is one of Stockholm’s most photographed icons, symbolizing the Swedish monarchy and the city’s royal heritage. Perched elegantly on the bridge’s railing, it provides a perfectly framed view of the Royal Palace across the water, making it a favorite spot for capturing the essence of the capital.
Rising dramatically beside the Royal Palace, the impressive Slottsbacksobjelisken stands as a majestic 19th-century granite monument honoring Stockholm's citizens for their support during the Russo-Swedish War.
Riddarholmen Church is the final resting place of Swedish monarchs and the only remaining medieval abbey in Stockholm, easily recognized by its striking cast-iron spire. This Gothic landmark houses centuries of royal history within its walls, including the coats of arms of the Knights of the Order of the Seraphim.
The Stockholm City Hall is a magnificent brick landmark famous for its soaring tower topped with three golden crowns, representing the pinnacle of Swedish National Romanticism. It is internationally renowned as the venue for the Nobel Prize banquet, featuring the stunning Blue Hall and the glittering Golden Hall adorned with millions of mosaic tiles.
The Stockholm Palace serves as the official residence of the Swedish monarch, boasting a magnificent Baroque design with over 600 rooms. Located in Gamla Stan, it stands as a grand symbol of the country's imperial history and hosts the spectacular ceremonial changing of the guard.
Stockholm scavenger hunt
The gilded crown on the Skeppsholmsbron bridge is one of Stockholm’s most photographed icons, symbolizing the Swedish monarchy and the city’s royal heritage. Perched elegantly on the bridge’s railing, it provides a perfectly framed view of the Royal Palace across the water, making it a favorite spot for capturing the essence of the capital.
Rising dramatically beside the Royal Palace, the impressive Slottsbacksobjelisken stands as a majestic 19th-century granite monument honoring Stockholm's citizens for their support during the Russo-Swedish War.
Riddarholmen Church is the final resting place of Swedish monarchs and the only remaining medieval abbey in Stockholm, easily recognized by its striking cast-iron spire. This Gothic landmark houses centuries of royal history within its walls, including the coats of arms of the Knights of the Order of the Seraphim.
The Stockholm City Hall is a magnificent brick landmark famous for its soaring tower topped with three golden crowns, representing the pinnacle of Swedish National Romanticism. It is internationally renowned as the venue for the Nobel Prize banquet, featuring the stunning Blue Hall and the glittering Golden Hall adorned with millions of mosaic tiles.
The Stockholm Palace serves as the official residence of the Swedish monarch, boasting a magnificent Baroque design with over 600 rooms. Located in Gamla Stan, it stands as a grand symbol of the country's imperial history and hosts the spectacular ceremonial changing of the guard.

Stockholm Scavenger Hunt and Self-Guided Tour

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Your own guide to Stockholm on your phone: hand-picked places, each with why to go, what to order and a practical tip.

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What happens on the Stockholm scavenger hunt?

The Stockholm scavenger hunt is a self-guided city game you play on your phone: you walk from landmark to landmark, solve a riddle at each one by looking closely at what is in front of you, and unlock the stories and legends behind it. It takes about 3 hours, with around 40 minutes of actual walking over 3.1 km and 10 stops, and you start whenever you like.

Highlights include the City Hall on Riddarfjärden, the royal burial church on Riddarholmen, Stortorget and the Nobel Prize Museum in Gamla stan, the Royal Palace, Gustav Adolfs torg with the Royal Opera and the Nationalmuseum. Stockholm is built on islands linked by bridges, so the walk keeps opening up views across the water.

  • Durationabout 3 hours
  • Walkingabout 40 min · 3.1 km
  • Stops10
  • LanguagesEnglish, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Dutch

Riddles across the islands

Ten riddles, all out in the open

Each stop asks one question that the place itself answers: a crown on a tower, a surveyor's mark that most passers-by never notice, an inscription on an obelisk. You get there by observation and reasoning, not by knowing Swedish history.

Kings, prizes and a masked ball

The answers lead into the stories: the Blue Hall, where the Nobel banquet is held every December although it is built of red brick, the Stockholm Bloodbath on Stortorget in 1520, King Gustav III shot at a masked ball in the opera house that once stood on Gustav Adolfs torg. Audio narration is there if you prefer to listen.

Bridges between the stops

Google Maps takes you over 3.1 km, with about 40 minutes of actual walking, and several links between the stops are bridges across the water. Gamla stan brings cobbles and the slope of Slottsbacken, so the middle part is the most uneven.

Make time for fika

Nothing is timed, so coffee and a cinnamon bun in Gamla stan fit in easily. Leave the game and come back later or the next day, and if you are staying near the Nationalmuseum, start from that end in the app.

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How it works

  1. Book online Choose the number of players. Your booking reference arrives by email straight away.
  2. Get the app Download the World City Trail app from the App Store or Google Play and enter your booking reference.
  3. Play when you like Start whenever you are ready, walk at your own pace and pause any time. No guide, no fixed schedule.

Who will enjoy the Stockholm hunt

One day in the capital

City Hall, the old town, the Royal Palace and the Nationalmuseum lie along a single 3.1 km line, and the riddles give each of them a reason to stop and look properly. It is a compact way to see the centre without a timetable.

Children who like a challenge

The things to find are concrete: three gold crowns on a tower, a king on horseback, a gilded crown on a bridge railing. Children often spot them first, and an adult keeps the team together.

Groups and colleagues

Teams of up to 5 players each use their own phones, so a larger group simply splits up and plays the same route. Everyone can meet on Skeppsholmsbron at the end, with Gamla stan across the water.

Good to know

  • Bring a charged smartphone with mobile data; a power bank helps.
  • No entry tickets needed: everything happens outside the buildings. Going inside is optional and paid separately.
  • Family friendly; children must be accompanied by an adult.
  • Not suitable for wheelchair users and difficult with strollers.
  • Teams of up to 5 work best; bigger groups split into several teams, one ticket per player.
  • Every purchase helps support stray cats and dogs in Greece.

The route: from City Hall over Riddarholmen and Gamla stan to Skeppsholmsbron

10 stops · about 40 min walking · start: Stockholm City Hall · finish: Gilded Crown on Skeppsholmsbron

The hunt starts at the City Hall on Kungsholmen, stops at the Normalhöjdpunkten and continues to Riddarholm Church on the island of Riddarholmen. In Gamla stan you head to Stortorget and the Nobel Prize Museum, then to the obelisk on Slottsbacken and the Royal Palace. Across the water you pass Gustav Adolfs torg and St Jacob's Church, walk on to the Nationalmuseum on Blasieholmen and finish at the gilded crown on Skeppsholmsbron. You can open the game at any of the ten stops and walk them in a different sequence if that suits you better, and as every riddle is answered from outdoors, the hunt costs you no admission anywhere along the way.

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  1. Stockholm City Hall

    1Stockholm City HallStart

    Designed by Ragnar Östberg and built from around eight million bricks, the City Hall was inaugurated on Midsummer Eve in 1923. Its 106-metre tower is topped by the Three Crowns, Sweden's national emblem. Every December the Nobel Prize banquet is held in its Blue Hall, which despite its name is built of red brick.

  2. Normalhöjdpunkten

    2Normalhöjdpunkten

    The name of this small marker means 'normal height point': it is a fixed reference mark used by surveyors. Heights above sea level in Stockholm were measured from marks like this one, so a detail most passers-by never notice once underpinned the city's maps and building plans.

  3. Riddarholm Church

    3Riddarholm Church

    Built as the church of a Franciscan friary in the late 13th century, Riddarholm Church is one of the oldest buildings in Stockholm. For centuries it has been the burial church of Swedish kings, among them Gustavus Adolphus and Charles XII. Its openwork cast-iron spire replaced the old one after a lightning fire in 1835.

  4. Nobel Prize Museum

    4Nobel Prize Museum

    The Nobel Prize Museum is housed in the Stock Exchange Building on Stortorget, completed in the 1770s, which is also home to the Swedish Academy that chooses the Nobel laureates in literature. The square in front is the oldest in Stockholm, and in 1520 it was the scene of the Stockholm Bloodbath ordered by the Danish King Christian II.

  5. Obelisk on Slottsbacken

    5Obelisk on Slottsbacken

    This obelisk on Slottsbacken, the broad slope beside the Royal Palace, was commissioned by King Gustav III to thank the citizens of Stockholm for their loyalty during the war against Russia of 1788 to 1790. Designed by Louis Jean Desprez, it was only completed around 1800, after the king's death.

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  6. Royal Palace

    6Royal Palace

    The Royal Palace stands where the medieval Tre Kronor castle burned down in 1697. Nicodemus Tessin the Younger designed the new baroque palace, and the royal family moved in in 1754. It is the official residence of the Swedish monarch and one of the largest palaces in Europe still used for its original purpose.

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  7. Gustav Adolfs torg

    7Gustav Adolfs torg

    This square is named after King Gustavus Adolphus, whose equestrian statue stands in the middle. On one side is the Royal Swedish Opera, opened in 1898 on the site of the earlier opera house where its founder, King Gustav III, was shot at a masked ball in 1792.

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  8. St Jacob's Church

    8St Jacob's Church

    Sankt Jacobs kyrka, beside the Kungsträdgården park, was begun under King John III in the 1580s but only consecrated in 1643. Its orange-red walls and tall tower make it easy to spot, and it is dedicated to St James, the patron saint of pilgrims.

  9. Nationalmuseum

    9Nationalmuseum

    Sweden's national museum of art and design opened in 1866 in this Renaissance-style building on Blasieholmen, designed by the German architect Friedrich August Stüler. Its collections range from Rembrandt to Swedish painters such as Carl Larsson, and the building reopened in 2018 after a major renovation.

  10. Gilded Crown on Skeppsholmsbron

    10Gilded Crown on SkeppsholmsbronFinish

    Halfway across Skeppsholmsbron, the bridge to the island of Skeppsholmen, a gilded crown sits on the railing. The cast-iron bridge dates from 1861, and the crown is a favourite photo spot with Gamla stan across the water. Moored nearby is the old sailing ship af Chapman.

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44 reviews for Stockholm Scavenger Hunt and Self-Guided Tour

  1. Rated 5 out of 5

    Jacqueline– Italy –

    Collected on GetYourGuide

    Really good fun and a great way to see the city and discover some lesser known treasures!

  2. Rated 5 out of 5

    Austria –

    Collected on GetYourGuide

  3. Rated 4 out of 5

    France –

    Collected on GetYourGuide

    Formule intéressante, mais pourrait être améliorée en proposant d’autres sites à découvrir.

  4. Rated 5 out of 5

    Murielle– France –

    Collected on GetYourGuide

    Une activité qui permet de circuler librement dans la ville de Stockholm et d’y découvrir les principaux lieux touristiques. Très bien

  5. Rated 5 out of 5

    Caroline– Germany –

    Collected on GetYourGuide

  6. Rated 5 out of 5

    Germany –

    Collected on GetYourGuide

    Super schön flexibel. Viele machbare Rätsel.

  7. Rated 5 out of 5

    Germany –

    Collected on GetYourGuide

    Nette Tour durch die Altstadt von Stockholm. Wir haben die wichtigsten Sehensw?rdigkeiten gesehen. Leider waren nicht alle Antworten zu den R?tseln selbsterkl?rend. Oft hatten wir die L?sung und brauchten trotzdem die Hilfefunktion, um die Antwort korrekt einzugeben. Unsere 13j?hrige hat bei einigen R?tseln mitgemacht, die sechsj?hrige war gelangweilt… Leider ist das Schloss gerade im Bau, sodass das R?tsel dort nicht l?sbar war. Alles in Allem gutes Preis- Leistungsverh?ltnis um die Stadt auf eigene Faust zu erkunden.

  8. Rated 4 out of 5

    Austria –

    Collected on GetYourGuide

    Einige R?tsel waren sehr einfach, andere schwerer. man geht l?nger als angegeben wenn man die Stadt auch noch entdecken will. Preis Leistungsverh?ltnis aber top

  9. Rated 5 out of 5

    Aaron– United Kingdom –

    Collected on GetYourGuide

    A great way to get to grips with the city, and to see the history without needing to plan yourself

  10. Rated 4 out of 5

    Germany –

    Collected on GetYourGuide

    Sachlich falsche Hinweise, z. B. Axt bei Gustav Adolph Denkmal. Axt vorhanden. Schmale Gasse falsche Reihefolge. M?sste nach der Gr?ndungskirche kommen und nicht vorher! Buchstaben z?hlen am Obelisken nicht sehr einfallsreich Richtige Antwort bei Nobel Museum mit Bild belegen.

  11. Rated 4 out of 5

    Geoffroy– Belgium –

    Collected on GetYourGuide

    Trop simple. Pas assez historique.

  12. Rated 4 out of 5

    Germany –

    Collected on GetYourGuide

    An sich eine sch?ne Idee, die R?tsel waren aber leider etwas unlogisch oder wir einfach zu bl?d. So hat man schnell die Lust verloren. Aber die Route f?hrt an allen interessanten Sightseeing Attraktionen vorbei 🙂

  13. Rated 5 out of 5

    Lothar– Germany –

    Collected on GetYourGuide

    Die L?sung zweier R?tsel fanden wir etwas strange aber uns hat es Spa? gemacht.

  14. Rated 4 out of 5

    Christopher– Germany –

    Collected on GetYourGuide

    Eigentlich l?ge meine Bewertung zwischen 4 und 5 Sternen. Die Schnitzeljagd ist eine sehr gute M?glichkeit, Stockholm mit seinen Landmarks kennenzulernen. Hin und wieder gab es Rechtschreibfehler und eine Aufgabe hatte eine falsche L?sung…ABER, es hat uns sehr viel Spa? gemacht, durch Stockholm zu streifen und die R?tsel zu l?sen.

  15. Rated 5 out of 5

    Netherlands –

    Collected on GetYourGuide

    Na Tallinn en Helsinki was Stockholm ook weer erg leuk. . De puzzels lijken allemaal op elkaar, dus die waren goed op te lossen.

  16. Rated 5 out of 5

    Andreas– Germany –

    Collected on GetYourGuide

    Sch?ne, gut gemachte Tour mit interessanten Stationen. Gut zu machen auch mit Grundschulkindern. Inklusive sind Beschreibungen zu den Sehensw?rdigkeiten und allgemein zu Stockholm.

  17. Rated 4 out of 5

    Sabrina– Germany –

    Collected on GetYourGuide

    Finde generell Apps f?r stadtrundg?nge gut, da es keinen Zeitdruck gibt, so auch hier. Allerdings waren die Informationen teilweise verwirrend und nicht auf den Standort bezogen an dem man gerade war. Die R?tsel bezogen sich darauf etwas in der Umgebung zu suchen. Das war nett gemacht.

  18. Rated 5 out of 5

    Stephanie– Spain –

    Collected on GetYourGuide

    Muy recomendable, lo he hecho con 2 adolescentes y ha sido muy entretenido Te permite descubrir la ciudad con enigma bastantes faciles! Plan muy divertido

  19. Rated 5 out of 5

    Lauraine– France –

    Collected on GetYourGuide

    Un moyen ludique et sympa de d?couvrir la ville et quelques traits de son histoire… Toute la famille recommande

  20. Rated 4 out of 5

    L?a– France –

    Collected on GetYourGuide

    10 ?nigmes (pas trop dures) permettent de d?couvrir plusieurs endroits et monuments de la ville. Il n’y a qu’? se laisser guider dans le parcours. Attention, vous ayez besoin d’un gps du type Google maps. Il y a une question o? il est n?cessaire de demander son chemin car l’acc?s au gps est interdite.

  21. Rated 4 out of 5

    Germany –

    Collected on GetYourGuide

    sehr lustig

  22. Rated 5 out of 5

    France –

    Collected on GetYourGuide

    Parcours sympa pour d?couvrir des lieux tr?s int?ressants

  23. Rated 5 out of 5

    Gaelle– France –

    Collected on GetYourGuide

    Une jolie balade qui permet de d?couvrir la ville et ses recoins que nous n’aurions peut-?tre pas vu. Une bonne exp?rience.

  24. Rated 5 out of 5

    Germany –

    Collected on GetYourGuide

    Nette Schnitzeljagd, um einen ersten ?berblick zu bekommen.

  25. Rated 5 out of 5

    Switzerland –

    Collected on GetYourGuide

    Es war toll

  26. Rated 5 out of 5

    Germany –

    Collected on GetYourGuide

    Die Schnitzeljagd f?hrt durch die Altstadt, bringt einen Einblick in die Geschichte, ist kurzweilig und l?sst sich gut mit zwischendurch Essen gehen oder einem Caf? Besuch machen. Empfehlenswert

  27. Rated 4 out of 5

    Austria –

    Collected on GetYourGuide

    Toll!

  28. Rated 4 out of 5

    Germany –

    Collected on GetYourGuide

    Ich h?tte mir noch ein bisschen mehr typische sehenswertes gew?nscht und dass man unter verschiedenen Startpunkten w?hlen kann. Wir waren zuerst am Schloss wegen der Wachabl?sung und h?tten die Tour am liebsten auch dort gestartet, denn man kommt sp?ter quasi nochmal zur?ck. Aber sonst ein sch?ner Spaziergang. Leider nur auf Englisch, das war auch etwas erschwerend.

  29. Rated 5 out of 5

    Germany –

    Collected on GetYourGuide

    Sehr zu empfehlen!!! Mit den Tipps sind die R?tsel gut zu l?sen und wir sind an sehr sch?ne Pl?tze Stockholms gelangt wo wir sonst niemals langgegangen w?ren. Es hat wirklich viel Spa? gemacht!

  30. Rated 5 out of 5

    Austria –

    Collected on GetYourGuide

    Die Schnitzeljagd war kurzweilig und informativ, manche R?tsel etwas kompliziert,da man teilweise nicht wusste, was das R?tsel war und somit Hilfen un Anspruch nehmen musste, die man eigentlich nicht gebraucht h?tte. Eine Stadt durch eine Schnitzeljagd kennenzulernen macht richtig viel Spa? und die Zeit vergeht im Flug

  31. Rated 4 out of 5

    Poland –

    Collected on GetYourGuide

    Super wycieczka, bez niej nie do?wiadczyli by?my wielu ciekawych miejsc, przez kt?re nas prowadzi?a. Jedyna uwaga do zagadek: cz??? z nich da?o si? rozwi?za? na logik?, nawet nie udaj?c si? do miejsca, kt?rego dotyczy?y. Warto by?oby to zmieni?, tak aby na pewno gracze udawali si? do punkt?w gry.

  32. Rated 4 out of 5

    Germany –

    Collected on GetYourGuide

    Gutes Spiel mit tollen Stationen. Teilweise sind die Aufgaben ungenau beschrieben, sodass wir Hinweise ben?tigten. Dennoch eine klare Empfehlung

  33. Rated 5 out of 5

    Greece –

    Collected on GetYourGuide

    Very nice experience! I will definitely choose this activity again! Great idea!!

  34. Rated 4 out of 5

    Germany –

    Collected on GetYourGuide

    Wirklich eine gute Idee, am besten mit mehreren Personen

  35. Rated 5 out of 5

    Germany –

    Collected on GetYourGuide

    Sehr coole Schnitzeljagd, man sieht mal andere Dinge die man sonst nicht sehen w?rde

  36. Rated 5 out of 5

    Switzerland –

    Collected on GetYourGuide

    We had great fun, totally recommend for a worthy experience!

  37. Rated 5 out of 5

    Greece –

    Collected on GetYourGuide

    Interesting information about the city, nice puzzles, we had great time.

  38. Rated 5 out of 5

    Lea– Germany –

    Collected on GetYourGuide

    We had a really fun experience trying out the game in Stockholm! Although we had some difficulties (e.g. one building was under construction so we had to use the hints). We would definitely recommend it to our friends since you can do it in many cities! Its a fun way to discover the city in a different way.

  39. Rated 5 out of 5

    Greece –

    Collected on GetYourGuide

    I discovered the most beautiful corners of the city!

  40. Rated 5 out of 5

    Greece –

    Collected on GetYourGuide

    The best app I’ve ever tried for exploring a new city. It will be in my to-do-list as soon as I book my next city break holiday, for sure. Instead of spending a couple of hours for finding out the attractions of a city, this app walked me everywhere, visiting what’s worth

  41. Rated 5 out of 5

    Switzerland –

    Collected on GetYourGuide

    Cooles Spiel. Ich spiele es in jeder Stadt die ich besuche.

  42. Rated 5 out of 5

    Greece –

    Collected on GetYourGuide

    Unique activity! The riddles were well designed and very smart. The app worked great. We saw so many parts of this beautiful city and learned many many things! If you like riddles, this activity is great! Great idea , thank you !

  43. Rated 5 out of 5

    fodilw –

    Great for group of friends! We enjoyed it very much ! Hints were very useful and info about the city rich !

  44. Rated 4 out of 5

    Germany –

    Collected on GetYourGuide

    R?tsel sollten ?berarbeitet werden, richtige L?sung wurde nicht erkannt. Einmal Eintritt zu zahlen.

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Frequently asked questions

How many hours does the Stockholm scavenger hunt fill?

About 3 hours. 40 minutes of that is walking, over a 3.1 km route with 10 stops, and the rest is for solving, reading and looking out over the water. You can stop at any point and finish the game another time.

Where on the map does the game start and stop?

It starts at Stockholm City Hall on Kungsholmen, on the shore of Riddarfjärden, and stops on Skeppsholmsbron, at the gilded crown on the railing of the bridge to Skeppsholmen. In the app you can begin at another stop if that one is closer to you.

Will someone lead us, or do we book a departure?

Nobody leads you and there is no departure to book. You get a booking reference by email, which opens the game in the World City Trail app on whatever day and at whatever hour you choose. Each player holds a ticket, and the game runs on everyone's phone.

Do any of the ten stops need a ticket?

No, the riddles are solved from the street, the squares and the bridges. The Blue Hall inside City Hall, the royal tombs in Riddarholm Church, the Nobel Prize Museum, the state rooms of the Royal Palace and the collections of the Nationalmuseum are separate visits, which you book yourself if you want them.

Can kids take part?

They can, as long as one grown-up plays with them. Stockholm has plenty that children can find for themselves: the Three Crowns on top of the City Hall tower, the equestrian statue of Gustavus Adolphus, the old sailing ship af Chapman moored near the final stop. The route is not suitable for wheelchairs, and the cobbles of Gamla stan make a pushchair hard work.

What language versions are there?

The hunt exists in English, German, French, Italian, Spanish and Dutch, though not in Swedish. Choose your language in the World City Trail app before the first riddle.

Is it suitable for a team-building day?

It is. Buy a ticket for every participant, make teams of at most five and let them leave City Hall at intervals of a few minutes; Skeppsholmsbron is a natural meeting point at the end. Because the game uses public streets and bridges, there is nothing to rent and no slot to fix.

Any tips on what to carry?

Bring a phone with a full battery and mobile data for each team, a power bank, shoes with a good grip for the cobbles and a warm layer, since the wind off the water can be cool and the game is played outdoors all the way. Earphones are useful for the narration.

Your first riddle stands by Riddarfjärden

Get a ticket for every player online and the booking reference reaches you by email. On the day you choose, go to City Hall on Kungsholmen, open the app and begin with the tower of the Three Crowns above you.

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