Stockholm, castles and quiet lakes

Discover Sweden on two wheels – An unforgettable 8-day bike tour from Stockholm to the coast

Experience a fascinating 8-day bike tour through the most scenic and culturally rich regions of Sweden. Your journey begins in Stockholm, the lively capital, and takes you along historic trade routes, past royal residences and charming villages, to the coastal town of Trosa. You will explore impressive UNESCO World Heritage sites such as Drottningholm Palace, cycle through the picturesque landscapes of Södertälje and Mariefred, and enjoy a break on Sweden's largest lake island, Selaön. Along the way, discover the magnificent Gripsholm Castle, one of the best-preserved 18th-century theaters, and stay in stylish castles and cozy hotels. With daily bike tours ranging from 31 to 60 kilometers, this trip offers a perfect mix of activity and relaxation. Look forward to picturesque landscapes, historic castles and Swedish hospitality. At the end of your trip, you will return to Stockholm, where you can optionally spend additional nights and explore the vibrant metropolis in more detail.

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Welcome to Stockholm, the Swedish capital and starting point of your 8-day bike tour. You travel there on your own and have the rest of the day free to explore the city. Stockholm offers an impressive combination of historical sights and modern city life. Stroll through the picturesque old town of Gamla Stan, visit the Royal Palace or discover the numerous museums, such as the ABBA Museum or the Vasa Museum. In the evening, relax in your comfortable 4-star hotel before your adventure begins the next morning.

Daily highlights:

Gamla Stan (Stockholm Old Town)
Royal Palace of Stockholm

Overnight place: Stockholm

Your first bike tour takes you from Stockholm along a centuries-old trade route that was already used by the Vikings. After about 14 kilometers you will reach the magnificent Drottningholm Palace, the residence of the Swedish royal couple and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is worth a visit here (optional) to explore the baroque architecture and beautiful gardens. You continue via Ekerö, where you will enjoy an idyllic ferry ride before reaching Södertälje. This city is known for its picturesque location on the water and also for Scania truck production. In the evening you will stay at the stylish Ad Astra by Elite Hotel.

Daily highlights:

Drottningholm Castle (UNESCO World Heritage Site)
Ferry crossing to Södertälje

Overnight place: Sodertalje

After a leisurely breakfast, you will cycle through peaceful countryside to Mariefred, a charming town on the shores of Lake Mälaren. Here you will find the imposing Gripsholm Castle, built by King Gustav Vasa in the 16th century. This impressive building houses Sweden's famous portrait collection and one of the best-preserved 18th-century theaters. A visit to the castle (optional) is a journey into Swedish history. Stroll through the picturesque streets of Mariefred before relaxing in your cozy hotel, Gripsholms Värdshus.

Daily highlights:

Gripsholm Castle
Swedish Portrait Collection
Historic theater from the 18th century

Overnight place: Mariefred

Today you can enjoy a scenic round trip to Sweden's largest lake island, Selaön. You will pass the charming village of Stallarholmen, where you can take a break and enjoy the peaceful surroundings. The route continues to the baroque Mälsåker Castle, an architectural gem on the shores of Lake Mälaren. After the visit (optional), you will continue your cycling tour on the "Näckrosleden", a popular cycling path, and finally return to Mariefred. This day offers you the opportunity to fully enjoy Sweden's untouched nature.

Daily highlights:

lake island of Selaön
village of Stallarholmen
Mälsåker Castle

Overnight place: Mariefred

You continue your cycling tour on the "Näckrosleden" which takes you through beautiful landscapes and small villages. Your destination today is Gnesta, a charming village known for its Swedish architecture and peaceful atmosphere. You will stay at the magnificent Södertuna Castle, a luxurious 18th century property known for its stylish interior and idyllic lakeside location. Here you can enjoy the peaceful surroundings and stay overnight in a unique historical setting.

Daily highlights:

"Näckrosleden" cycle path
Södertuna Castle

Overnight place: Gnesta

Today's stage takes you through picturesque landscapes, past art galleries, manor houses and numerous opportunities for refreshing swim breaks. The route ends in the idyllic coastal town of Trosa, known for its red wooden houses, narrow streets and picturesque waterfront location. Stroll along the Trosaå River and let yourself be enchanted by the relaxed atmosphere of the harbor. In the evening, you will spend the night in one of the town's charming hotels, such as Trosa Stadshotell & Spa or Bergs Gård.

Daily highlights:

coastal town of Trosa
Trosaå River
art galleries and mansions

Overnight place: Panties

On your last day of cycling, you will head north from Trosa across the island of Mörkö. Enjoy the fresh sea breeze and the views of the surrounding landscapes. After a short ferry ride, you will reach Tumba, from where you will take the train (optional) to Stockholm. Alternatively, you can get off in Södermalm and cycle the last few kilometers to actively complete your trip through Sweden. Back in Stockholm, you have the option to continue exploring the capital or enjoy your last evening in one of the many restaurants.

Daily highlights:

island of Mörkö
ferry crossing to Tumba
Södermalm (Stockholm district)

Overnight place: Stockholm

After a hearty breakfast, your cycling tour through Sweden comes to an end. Optionally, you can spend additional nights in Stockholm to further explore the many sights. Visit the famous Vasa Museum, the ABBA Museum or take a boat trip through the impressive archipelago to round off your trip.

Overnight place: Stockholm

7 nights including breakfast
Luggage transfer from hotel to hotel
(1 piece of luggage per person, max. 20 kg)
7 days service hotline
Digital travel documents with navigation app
GPS data on request

Saving tip: 3% early bird discount for tours in 2026 until the end of February 2026

The discount is automatically deducted during the booking process.

Further information

Basic price in € per person

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Double room including breakfast	Cat I	Cat II
16.05.2026 - 22.05.2026	1.209,00 €	1.359,00 €
23.05.2026 - 19.06.2026	1.239,00 €	1.379,00 €
20.06.2026 - 21.08.2026	1.289,00 €	1.409,00 €
22.08.2026 - 12.09.2026	1.239,00 €	1.379,00 €

Single room including breakfast	Cat I	Cat II
16.05.2026 - 22.05.2026	1.689,00 €	1.939,00 €
23.05.2026 - 19.06.2026	1.719,00 €	1.959,00 €
20.06.2026 - 21.08.2026	1.769,00 €	1.989,00 €
22.08.2026 - 12.09.2026	1.719,00 €	1.959,00 €

Rental bikes

24-speed freewheel - rental bike with pannier
01.01.2026 - 01.01.2026	200,00 €

Electric rental bike with luggage bag
01.01.2026 - 01.01.2026	390,00 €

Additional Services

surcharge for single travelers
01.01.2026 - 01.01.2026	230,00 €

Stockholm

Room price per person	Cat. I/Cat. II
Doppelzimmer inkl. Frühstück	109,00 €
Einzelzimmer inkl. Frühstück	189,00 €

Stockholm

Room price per person	Cat. I/Cat. II
Doppelzimmer inkl. Frühstück	109,00 €
Einzelzimmer inkl. Frühstück	189,00 €

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Reisecode: SWE 10

Stockholm, castles and quiet lakes

Duration: 8 days
Overnight stays: 7 nights
Overnight stays: about 275 - 279 km

Daily arrivals from 16.05. - 12.09.2026

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Basic price in € per person * 2026	Cat I	Cat II
Double room including breakfast	From €1209	From €1359
Single room including breakfast	From €1689	From €1939

3% early bird discount for tours in 2026 until the end of February

Attention: This trip is not suitable for people with reduced mobility.

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Phone: 03831 30676-0 Mon–Fri 8am–17pm
E-mail: info@mecklenburger-radtour.de

Travel information for the bike tour in Sweden

Arrival to Stockholm

Airplane
The fastest and most comfortableemsThe only way to get to Stockholm is by plane. Stockholm-Arlanda Airport (ARN) is the largest airport in the region and is served by many international and domestic airlines. Once you arrive, you have several options to get to the city center:

Zug: The Arlanda Express takes you to the heart of Stockholm, to Stockholm Central Station, in just 20 minutes.
Bus: The Flygbussarna bus offers regular connections between the airport and various points in Stockholm, including the central bus station and the central station.
Taxi: Taxis are also available, but costs may vary depending on your destination and traffic conditions.

Zug
If you are already in Europe, you can also easily travel to Stockholm by train. Stockholm Central Station is well connected to the European railway network. From cities in Germany, Switzerland, the Netherlands and Austria There are regular train connections that take you directly to the heart of the city.

Cars
For those travelling by car, Sweden offers a well-developed road network. The E4 motorway leads directly to Stockholm and connects the city with the rest of the country.

parking spaces per day

Arrival to Stockholm

Parking: Near the Elite Hotel Eden Park There are various parking garages. The cost for 24 hours parking is on average 300 to 600 SEK (30 to 60 euros), depending on the location and the parking garage chosen.

Bus
A cost-effective way to travel to Stockholm is by long-distance bus. Several companies, such as FlixBus and Nettbuss, offer connections from many cities in Sweden and Europe. The buses usually take you to the central bus station in Stockholm, from where you can easily get to your hotel.

Arrival at the first hotel

After your arrival in Stockholm, your route leads directly to the Elite Hotel Eden Park, the first hotel on your cycling trip. The hotel is only about 20 minutes from the Central Station, making for a comfortable and pleasant walk through the city. Enjoy your first impressions of Stockholm as you make your way to your accommodation.

Note on prices and availability

All prices and travel information mentioned here are for informational purposes only. Guide values and may vary depending on time of booking, availability and seasonal fluctuations. Please note that we do not Responsibility for price changes or availability. We therefore recommend that you check the current costs and conditions with the respective providers (e.g. ferry companies, bridge operators, rail and airline companies) before booking.

All arrival and departure options must be organized and booked independently by the travelers. This information is for guidance only and is not binding. The responsibility for organizing the arrival and departure lies entirely with the customer. Prices and availability can change at any time.

General tip for traveling by car

You can easily find a large overview of parking spaces on the external website www.parkopedia.de . view

Stockholm

Cat. II Elite Hotel Eden Park 4* / Cat. I Elite Hotel Arcadia 4*

Sodertalje

Cat. II/Cat. I Ad Astra by Elite 4*

Mariefred

Cat. II Gripsholms Värdshus 3* / Cat. I Gripsholms B&B (Note: Shared bathrooms)

Gnesta

Cat. II /Cat. I Södertuna Slott

Panties

Cat. II/Cat. I Trosa Stadshotell & Spa 3* or Bergs Gård

Hotel note: The hotels mentioned by name are the ones that are booked. If one is not available, you will stay in accommodation that is at least of equivalent quality.

General information

Not included in the price: Cultural development tax, bed tax, arrival and departure, transfers, excursions, entrance and sightseeing fees, city maps, ferry fees, insurance, tips and personal expenses.
This trip is not suitable for people with reduced mobility. Maps presented are for illustrative purposes only and do not reflect geographical reality.