With a very pleasant Russian guide we were able to visit Stockholm in a fun and efficient way. In a very small group of 3 people it was very nice and very informative,

I was only in Stockholm for a day and a half. This was on the top of my list since I randomly found it online. Even though the weather was NOT cooperative for ice skating- 10* celsius and rainy- the day was still magical. They problem solved and we went to Hökarängsbadet for their ice track. Just to be outside of the city in Swedish nature... a treasure in itself. Then to skate on black ice for the first time! wow
We had a small group of only 7 which made for an efficient lesson on how to use the skates (think cross country ski boot). The company prioritized safety without a doubt but we could skate to our levels (on both ends) as time progressed. Sven, our guide, taught us to identify types of ice (and the Swedish words too!).

The lunch provided was filling. Hot chocolate was invented to be drunk in this environment. Weary from skating, sitting on bench in front of a small fire, looking out onto a snow-covered lake under a grey sky.

Already an unbelievable, once-in-a-lifetime weekend (thanks Ryanair!), I'm so happy I splurged for this experience. Hopefully you're weather is colder (ha! who'd think someone would wish for that) so you can skate on the Baltic Sea, but even not, I recommend skating with this company.

We absolutely loved the Ice-skating tour and could not recommend it enough. From Australia, our ice-skating experience was pretty non-existent, but the guide was great at teaching us and with the poles it really isn’t very hard. It was a cold but fantastic day and the scenery did not disappoint. The food provided was great, and the staff could not have been more helpful and friendly.