Discover Birka – a UNESCO World Heritage Site from the Viking Age
Enjoy a full-day trip with a round-trip boat ride from central Stockholm
Join a live-guided tour of the ancient archaeological fields at Birka
Explore the reconstructed Viking village and the on-site Birka Museum
Dine at Restaurant Särimner or Café Eldrimner – Viking-inspired menus
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Step back over a thousand years in history on this full-day boat trip to Birka – Sweden's first city and one of Scandinavia's most important Viking Age sites. Founded around 750 AD on the island of Björkö in the heart of Lake Mälaren, Birka flourished as a major trading hub for nearly two centuries before being abandoned. Today, the site is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
With Stromma, you board the boat M/S Mälar Victoria for an approximately two-hour scenic cruise from central Stockholm to Björkö. Once on the island, you'll spend three hours exploring this remarkable historical landscape. A knowledgeable guide leads a live-guided tour in English and Swedish across the ancient fields and archaeological excavations – a walk of approximately 1–1.5 km. You can also explore the reconstructed Viking village, visit the Birka Museum, browse the museum shop, grab something from the Viking-inspired menu at Restaurant Särimner or Café Eldrimner, or simply enjoy the beautiful nature on the island.
Whether you're a history enthusiast, a family looking for a memorable day out, or simply curious about Sweden's Viking past, this is an experience unlike any other near Stockholm. Book your Birka day trip with Stromma and discover the origins of Sweden.
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Know Before You Go: Birka is an open‑air museum with natural terrain, though the museum, shop, Viking Quarter and restaurant are stroller‑accessible. Other areas have limited accessibility
Know Before You Go: Accessibility on M/S Mälar Victoria is good, with a wide gangway, open spaces and an accessible restroom. Only the top deck requires stairs
Know Before You Go: Accessibility on Birka is partial. The museum area has gravel and flat paths, and you can access the museum, shop, Viking Quarter and restaurant. An accessible restroom is available. The guided tour includes steep slopes and natural terrain, which may be challenging for some visitors
Know Before You Go: Strollers are allowed, preferably foldable, and may be brought on board the boat but must remain in the main‑deck lobby. They are not permitted in the café or restaurant
Know Before You Go: The guided tour starts outside the museum and takes place entirely outdoors. The tour lasts 45–60 minutes and covers roughly 1–1.5 kilometers