Join us on one of Stromma’s cruises that will take you through the picturesque scenery surrounding Lake Mälaren to some of Sweden’s historical palaces. We provide guided boat tours to the royal palaces of Drottningholm as well as one of Europe’s finest baroque palaces, Skokloster. Here you can take a stroll through the royal gardens, enjoy a picnic, and join a guided tour.
Excursion to world heritage site Drottningholm Palace
At Drottningholm Palace you can explore the famous historical grounds with highlights like Queen Hedwig Eleonora’s royal chambers, the grand Palace Park, the Royal Court Theatre, and the Chinese Pavillion. The royal family moved in to Drottningholm Palace in 1981 and it is still the King of Sweden’s permanent residence. There is also a café and souvenir shop on the grounds.
Are you looking for a tranquil cruise across beautiful Lake Mälaren? Then we would recommend booking a tour with historic steamship S/S Drottningholm. The boat departs from central Stockholm several times a day, you can find all departure times when you book your cruise online. You can also enjoy a delicious lunch onboard, which is pre-booked when you make your reservation.
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Cruise from Stockholm or Uppsala to Skokloster Palace
This guided cruise from Stockholm to Skokloster Palace takes you through the leafy waterways of Lake Mälaren and is certainly an unforgettable experience. The cruise runs with M/S Evert Taube and departs from Klara Mälarstrand in central Stockholm. On board you can find a café that serves traditional Swedish “fika” and some lighter lunches.
You can also travel from Uppsala to Skokloster Palace with historical archipelago ship M/S Enköping. The cruise departs from Islandsbron and you can enjoy a light lunch onboard.
Cruises depart from Klara Mälarstrand
Stromma’s cruises and day trips that travel through Lake Mälaren depart from Klara Mälarstrand, right next to the City Hall. Here you can find trips to Birka the Viking City and some of our dining cruises. Our Hop On–Hop Off busses also stop at Stockholm City Hall.
