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Things to Do in Stockholm During Easter 2026

2026-02-12

Easter 2026 takes place between 3–6 April, offering the perfect long weekend to explore Stockholm. Whether you're visiting for the first time or returning to the Swedish capital, Easter is a great time to experience the city from the water.

Here’s our guide to the best things to do in Stockholm during Easter 2026 – from classic sightseeing cruises to archipelago tours and brunch on board.

Celebrate Easter in Stockholm 2026

During the Easter weekend (3–6 April 2026), several of Strömma’s popular boat tours and sightseeing experiences are operating. Here are some top experiences to book in advance.

Classic Stockholm Sightseeing by Boat

One of the best ways to discover Stockholm is from the water. The Stockholm Highlights boat tour is one of our most popular sightseeing cruises.

This 2 hour 15 minute guided boat tour takes you under twelve bridges and through the lock between the Baltic Sea and Lake Mälaren. Along the way, you’ll learn about Stockholm’s history, architecture and neighborhoods – from Södermalm to Kungsholmen and Djurgården.

It’s the perfect introduction to the city during your Easter visit.

Departure point: Strömkajen, central Stockholm.

Royal Djurgården Canal Tour – A Short Scenic Cruise

Looking for a shorter boat tour during Easter in Stockholm? The Royal Djurgården Boat Tour takes you through the narrow Djurgårdsbrunn Canal and around the island of Djurgården in just under an hour.

You’ll pass famous attractions such as the Vasa Museum and Prince Eugen’s Waldemarsudde, while enjoying peaceful canals and green surroundings.

A great option if you want to combine sightseeing with a museum visit or a walk on Djurgården.

Departure point: Strömkajen, central Stockholm.

Experience the Stockholm Archipelago at Easter

Want to experience the famous Stockholm archipelago without planning a full-day trip? The Stockholm Archipelago Tour with guide is an ideal choice.

This cruise takes you out to more open waters, where you’ll see islands, nature and traditional archipelago scenery – all while returning to the city within a few hours. You can choose between a 1.5 to 2.5 hour boat tour.

It’s a perfect Easter activity if you want to experience Swedish nature close to the city.

Departure point: Nybroviken/Strandvägen, central Stockholm.

Book Your Sightseeing Here

Sightseeing boat passing under Västerbron in Stockholm, with greenery in the foreground

Stockholm City Highlights Boat Tour

Stockholm City Highlights Boat Tour

Guided Tour - Under the Bridges

2 h 15 Min
from SEK 366 SEK 385
Sightseeing boat in the canal of Royal Djurgården in Stockholm

Royal Djurgården Boat Tour

Royal Djurgården Boat Tour

A Beautiful Boat Sightseeing Tour in Stockholm

1 h
from SEK 271 SEK 285
The archipelago boat M/S Östanå I cruises through a wintry archipelago landscape.

Stockholm Archipelago Tour with Guide

Stockholm Archipelago Tour with Guide

See the Best of the Archipelago

1,5-3 h
from SEK 375

Easter Brunch Cruise in the Stockholm Archipelago

Make your Easter weekend extra special with a brunch cruise in the Stockholm archipelago.

Celebrate Good Friday, Easter Saturday or Easter Sunday on board a classic archipelago vessel while enjoying a generous brunch buffet. Relax indoors as the scenic coastline passes by outside the windows.

It’s a comfortable and memorable way to celebrate Easter in Stockholm – ideal for couples, families or friends visiting the city.

Departure point: Nybroviken/Strandvägen, central Stockholm.
Departure time: 12:00
Duration: 3 hours

Brunch cruise with a delicious dessert buffet

Explore More with the Hop On-Hop Off Bus

Easter is the perfect time to discover Stockholm’s top attractions. The Hop On-Hop Off bus in Stockholm makes it easy to explore at your own pace.

Buses depart every 30 minutes between 10:00–16:00 and stop at major highlights such as the Old Town (Gamla Stan), City Hall and Djurgården.

Hop on and off as many times as you like with a 24- or 72-hour ticket – a flexible option for first-time visitors who want to see as much as possible during their Easter stay.

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