Secrets of Stockholm - WWII 2h Spy Tour with expert Guide｜Sweden

Meet your guide and set off on a walking tour through the streets going from location to location. Learn about the spies of World War II and how they operated in the city.
Discover under what tea house a British agent hid 48 kilos of explosives and how the Swedish intelligence service managed to recruit Erika Went as an agent, placed in the heart of the German spy network at Abwehr who had around 50 people leaving information to them in return of money.

Walk past former embassies, resistance buildings, and other important sites. Hear stories of the German intelligence networks, the Soviet intelligence networks, and the English passport controls.

Discover why the city was at the center of secret intelligence networks, counterspies and information brokers waiting for chance of payments during WWII.

During this tour we walk by several addresses where underground networks from the Germans, USA, Soviet and the resistance networks where placed.

Explore how you can make invisible ink today and how secret codes or how stamps where placed played a crusual roll of the secret war.

Explore by what means the Swedish C Bureau and the Danish resistance trained and recruited their agents and learn about the murder at the Norwegian resistance headquarters.

See the addresses and houses where the Germans had their main headquarters and hear about the USA embassy and war plans, where Ian Fleming, Bond's creator, was stationed.