Sweden · FOOD
Daylight and season do half the choosing in Sweden. These 10 food experiences are set out with what each costs and how long it takes, so the rest goes quickly.
Taste Swedish meatballs, seafood, game, licorice, chocolate, and fika while walking from Östermalm to Gamla Stan in four hours.
“Great experience to taste and learn more about traditional Swedish food, also to learn more about Sweden and Stockholm. Would recommend!”
Taste Swedish meatballs, fish soup, game meats, licorice, and pastries while walking from Östermalm to Stockholm’s Old Town.
“Wonderful food tour with delightful guide, he showed in depth knowledge and passion for Stockholm’s food scene and culture.”
Explore Malmö’s Disgusting Food Museum, with 80 strange foods, smells, tastings, family-friendly exhibits, and easy advance booking.
“We had fun here the exhibits were good and so was the tasting bar although I have to say it was a bit of a frost finishing with 6 hot sauces”
Malmö’s Disgusting Food Museum serves strange smells, shocking displays, and tasting-bar challenges, including fermented shark and surströmming.
“The place was great. There did end up being a few bottle necks because it was so busy, especially at the tasting bar and as a result took a lot longer than ideal but the experience itself was great. Highly recommend”
Kiruna Northern Lights tour with Stejk reindeer and moose dinner, warm lingonberry juice, expert guides, and a flexible Aurora chase.
“We were able to see beautiful northern lights in Abisko. In Kiruna, it was very foggy, so she took us to Abisko to increase our chances of seeing the northern lights. The food was also good. Thank you very much for everything!! I really enjoyed this tour 💖”
Taste seven Swedish classics while walking from Gamla Stan to Hötorget, with local stories, candy making, a secret dish, and a small group.
“Weather depending, it can be pretty chilly outside walking around and two of the places we did sit outside to eat. Must have an adventurous palate, the pickled herring is very fishy tasting. Our guide was good at recommending other places to eat at in Stockholm as well as places to visit. At times it was difficult to hear everything he was saying.”
Explore Malmö by bike or on foot with four local food stops, Swedish coffee, fresh fish, and a taste of the city’s global kitchen.
Sample Swedish Christmas treats, hear local traditions, and finish with mulled wine near Stockholm’s holiday lights on this small-group walk.
“Excellent tour - interesting, educational d fun. Ana was such a nice and energetic tour guide - thanks for making the activity so special.”
Taste Stockholm through markets, bakeries, Swedish classics, and local stories on a private three-hour food walk tailored to your party.
“Our tour guide was wonderful and very friendly. We enjoyed most of what we ate, but also felt like a little prep work before we began would have made the tour even better. Our biggest suggestion is that a list of possible food items be provided a head of time so the participants can select what they would like to try without going to places that don't interest them.”
Taste Swedish classics, candy, herring, lingonberries and Princess cake on a small-group walk through Stockholm’s Old Town.
“Nils was a great tour guide, he was clearly passionate about what he did and about the history of his city. It’s always good to see a city via its food and this was no exception.”
Pick an island, a city, or the far north.
