Have a good tour with Natalie, she is very knowledgeable and the tour also included visiting her home to see how Swedish home is(although I think now probably best to spend the time to see the sights). Anyhow, we have fantastic time with Natalie and she has told us loads of story and the history of the city, which were... More

Our three days with Natalie were absolutely fabulous. She showed us all over stockholm and made our tours fun and interesting. By the time we left we wanted to take her home with us. The tours were not only interesting but a very good value. Ella and alby September 3, 2012

We booked the Stockholm Syndrome tour for our first morning in Stockholm. Natalie was a fun and knowledgeable guide. We walked around central Stockholm's harbor area and over to Gamla Stan and Riddarholmen with their history and early buildings, then up to Södermalm for a beautiful view overlooking the city. We learned some of the city's history and also learned... More

We spent 6 hours with Linda walking around the city while traveling in a Baltic cruise. We arranged a pre-paid private tour on line. Their communications were efficient and clear. They accommodated the tour to our schedule. We visited the incredible Vasa museum, took a ferry to the old town, visited the beautiful palace and the city hall. We took... More

We booked a tour with Stockholm our Way on a blustery November morning after being in the city for 2 days already. We were tired of aimlessly admiring building after building without learning a thing about what we were looking at never mind getting to know the Swedish culture and customs which were a mystery to us. All I can... More

I did the Stockholm Sydrome tour with Natalie on a fairly wet December day; but had a fantastic time. It is a really good tour covering a lot of the city. There is a lot to see, and many interesting historical facts shared along the way. You also get a half time break at a fabulous cafe in the old... More

This was an enjoyable walk through the old town with a delightful young lady. We had fun wearing the Viking helmets and posing for pictures with Bertha as we became an attraction for other tourists. Bertha is quite a character as she talks about Viking history in Stockholm, her "brother, Kristian the Accountant" and dishes gossip on the current royal... More

They were rude...had no answering machine & when finally contacted replied they were on their way out & couldn't talk. Walked by myself with a map & was able to get around. The Art Museum was great,with a special exhibit. The Museum of Modern art was not as their art was replaced by a special exhibit also.

I am reposting this review under Stockholm Our Way, because "Bertha the Ballbreaker" has now moved on to do her tours there: Our family of four were super-fortunate to be the only ones on the morning tour on June 3rd 2010 with "Bertha the Ballbreaker", so we got a private tour! I will admit we had some reservations when we... More