RED Sightseeing Stockholm bus & boat + Fotografiska

Combine a ticket for RED Sightseeing's Hop-on Hop-off buses and boats in Stockholm with a visit to Fotografiska, the leading photography museum in the world. Discover the modern city of Stockholm and explore the institution which helps build opinion and plays an active role in Swedish society by taking a stance and choosing responsibility. The sights and sounds of the city along the hop on hop off routes and art displayed at Fotografiska cannot be missed on a visit to Stockholm.

The Hop on Hop off Bus and Boat ticket allows you to discover Stockholm in all its glory. With stops at all the must-see sights, this is the ticket to your Stockholm adventure. Audio commentary in multiple languages is included on both the buses and the boats. This is why the Red Sightseeing buses and boats are more than an easy way to get around the city, they are also a great source for information on this dynamic Scandinavian city.

Furthermore, there is free Wi-Fi on board. So catch up with friends and family and make them jealous with pictures of your trip, remember to tag us on social media so we can enjoy your photo’s too! The boats also have a small café on board with Swedish ‘fika’ and soft drinks, so there is no need to go hungry or thirsty while you sit back and enjoy the journey.

Fotografiska is neither a museum nor an art gallery, as it doesn’t have a permanent collection and it doesn’t sell the artwork it shows. Instead, Fotografiska is a destination where you can discover constantly changing, world-class photography exhibitions. Through the year there are different large and smaller exhibitions to feast your eyes on.

The unparalleled rotating exhibitions span various photographic genres in immersive environments. The photography and visual art come from all over the world, from the most well-known photographers as well as new generations of image creators. Since Fotografiska opened its doors in Stockholm, they have showcased the work from over 200 artists, including Anton Corbijn, David LaChapelle, Annie Leibovitz and Jimmy Nelson.