Shore & Land Excursions
Make the most of your vacation with a shore and land excursion that appeals to your interests. Knowledgeable, professional guides lead all excursions and offer special insights into the culture, history, wildlife, and geology of each destination. Discover first-hand how islanders went about the business of growing, harvesting and refining sugar in 18th century Barbados. Take an invigorating mush across a snow-covered glacier aboard an Alaskan dogsled. Or stroll through the maze of tiny streets in Mykonos, the birthplace of Apollo.
A Day in Stockholm, WS14, Stockholm, Sweden
This tour covers all the main sights and the whole city of Stockholm. A visit to the imposing City Hall with its three crowns atop is where the Nobel Prize banquet is being held each year. Experience the grandeur and spaciousness of the impressive Blue Hall and Golden Chamber and enjoy the beautiful view from the Garden. You will also visit the Vasa Museum. Continue to the Old Town where you will have an opportunity to experience Stockholm on your own. Meet up with your guide again for a guided walk with a visit to the Cathedral, the city's oldest church and the coronation site of most of Sweden's Kings. Walk along the cobblestone streets to Stortorget.
124.00 Adult (USD)
99.00 Child (USD)
0.00 Infant (USD)
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Historic Stockholm & Sigtuna, WS05, Stockholm, Sweden
OVERVIEW: Enjoy some of the highlights of Stockholm and its nearby surroundings. HIGHLIGHTS: Walk the streets of Stockholm's Old Town which is a living historical monument on a guided walking tour that includes views of the Royal Palace and Stock Exchange. Enjoy some free time for shopping or lunch on your own. Visit the Vasa Museum, home of the Vasa, the famous and fully restored 17th century Royal battleship and pride of Sweden's mighty navy. And enjoy a walking tour of Sigtuna, the thousand year old town NOTES: This tour includes walking for approximately 1.7 miles (cobblestone and flat pavement) with 40 steps to climb and extended periods of standing.
109.00 Adult (USD)
59.00 Child (USD)
0.00 Infant (USD)
N/A
Jewish Heritage Tour, WS08, Stockholm, Sweden
You will start off with a walk in the Old Town and as you wander with your guide, you will learn more about which role this part of the city played in Jewish History in Stockholm. Afterwards you will visit The Great synagogue, built in "oriental" style, seats 900 people and is an official national historical building, an edifice landmark, built in 1870 and one of the very few remaining synagogues in Europe which was built before World War II. After the visit to the synagogue you will visit the Holocaust Monument, where a memorial to the victims of the Holocaust is engraved on the wall leading from the entrance of The Great Synagogue to the Jewish Community house.
59.00 Adult (USD)
29.00 Child (USD)
0.00 Infant (USD)
N/A
Old Town & City Hall, WS02, Stockholm, Sweden
The imposing City Hall with the three crowns atop, beautifully situated by the shores of the Lake Maelaren. Experience the grandeur and spaciousness of the impressive Blue Hall and Golden Chamber and enjoy the beautiful view from the Garden. The Old Town is Stockholm's oldest and coziest quarter. Witness the historic elegant exterior of the dominating Royal Palace and enjoy a stroll along the cobblestone streets. At Stortorget, the Great Square stands the Old Stock Exchange, now home of the Swedish Academy and the Nobel Museum.
64.00 Adult (USD)
39.00 Child (USD)
0.00 Infant (USD)
N/A
Old Town & Royal Palace, WS03, Stockholm, Sweden
Get to know the oldest and most charming part of Stockholm, the Old Town. Visit the State Apartments displaying magnificent baroque and rococo interiors, and still often being used for different functions. Continue with your guide for a walk along the narrow streets and experience the medieval intimacy of what is today a living historical monument of international renown. See the exterior of the Cathedral, the oldest church in Stockholm, see Stortorget, the Great Square, centre of the Old Town, dominated by the old Stock Exchange, today housing the Nobel (Prize) Museum and the Swedish Academy. Enjoy some free time for independent activities.
64.00 Adult (USD)
39.00 Child (USD)
0.00 Infant (USD)
N/A
Stockholm & Vasa Museum, WS01, Stockholm, Sweden
OVERVIEW: Discover the history and beauty of Stockholm from medieval times to a modern city. This tour is a good option for guests with limited mobility. HIGHLIGHTS: You will drive through the various districts of Stockholm with their unique character and enjoy views of the Old Town, the Royal Palace, and the beautiful park lands of the island of Djurgården. Enjoy a stop at Fjällgatan, for a panoramic view of the city and tour the Vasa Museum, home of the world's last remaining 17th century warship. NOTES: There is approx. 1 mile of walking over concrete or paved sidewalks and interior tile. There are approx. 50 steps at the Vasa Museum and an elevator.
64.00 Adult (USD)
39.00 Child (USD)
0.00 Infant (USD)
N/A
Swedish Fairy Tales & Vasa Museum, WS17, Stockholm, Sweden
During this tour You will experience the magical world of Junibacken based on the fairytales of Astrid Lindgren. You will meet many of the characters created by world famous children's book writer, Astrid Lindgren such as Pippi Longstocking, the strongest girl in the world, Madicken (Mardie), Emil, the Lionheart brothers and many more. You will thereafter head for a visit to the Vasa Museum - a world renowned museum built around the 17th century warship, which sank in Stockholm's inner harbour on her maiden voyage in 1628.
99.00 Adult (USD)
69.00 Child (USD)
0.00 Infant (USD)
Minimum Age: 3 years
Important: Please remember you have up to 4 days prior to your sail date to purchase your regular shore excursions online. If you are within the 4 days, you will then need to purchase your shore excursions onboard; land excursions would need to be purchased directly through your Tour Director on the land portion of the Alaska Cruisetour. For example, if you are sailing on October 18, you can make Shore & Land Excursion purchases online until October 13.
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