Great way to see the city! Easy to use. We put for three day pass 165skr. You need to check in…read morebike every three hours and take a new one. This is easy because bike racks are everywhere. No lock is provided so we returned bike when we went in cafes. You can take bike on ferries. We followed https://www.ricksteves.com/watch-read-listen/read/articles/cycling-through-stockholm. Very easy to get around with the bike lanes. You can strap a backpack to front of bike with the bungee cords/rack on bike. Bike has a bell on it and three gears. We bought pass from our hotel.

Stockholm City Bikes are fantastic! They run from April…read moreuntil October and if you purchase a season ticket 300kr or 33 euro you have unlimited access for all these months! Incredible Value! There is also an option for tourists, which is a 3 day pass for 165kr or 18 euro. You must use the bike in 3 hour slots, which would be a burden If its wasn't so easy to just switch out the bike at there many stations all across the city. They don't come with any lock for parking it while you pop into a shop but this is something you can easy get yourself in many places around the city. You can rent the bikes between the hours of 6am and 10pm. This will probably be my main mode of transport here :) especially now that the summer is coming :)

I rented from them last year, and for multi-day road cycles it was a wonderful experience…read more The place is hard to find but inside is a bicycle warehouse with almost every choice of repair and accessory imaginable. I'd contacted for a Merida road bike, which turned out to be exactly as described. They fitted me with a water bottle and lock, and off I was. The best part is that you can return the bike any time of day or night. They give you the combination to the front door, and you can leave the bike inside in a secure locked area, and drop off the keys. A boon for people with morning flights who do not want to stop cycling at 6pm the previous day. Also, English was no problem. The people who run it are not touristy and talkative, but work gets done with no fuss.

From the owner: Cykelmekaniker med lång erfarenhet och historia i hjärtat av Stockholm. Experter på uthyrning,…read moreförsäljning och reparation av cyklar, mopeder och långfärdsskridskor. Inom verksamheten finns mycket kunskap och erfarenhet kring cykelreparation och vi sätter alltid kunden i första hand.

We took Stockholm Adventures' Archipelago Sailing Tour a week or so ago when we were visiting…read moreStockholm. I really wanted to spend a day out in the Archipelago to experience more than just what Stockholm's beautiful touristed areas have to offer. The Stockholm Archipelago is the largest archipelago in Sweden, and the second-largest archipelago in the Baltic Sea. The Stockholm Archipelago has been found to have slightly over 24,000 islands, islets, and skerries and covers approximately 1,700 km² (of which approximately 530 km² is land). As far as I was concerned, we just had to spend a day exploring it while we were in Sweden. I found Stockholm Adventures after another tour company cancelled our tour a couple of days before the tour we had booked with them. Stockholm Adventures made it easy to book another tour, so we didn't have to miss the Archipelago or rework our itinerary for the trip! The sailing tour was 8 hours long, and our guides provided a wonderful Smörgåsbord lunch and Fika in the afternoon. Our guide gave us a bit of a sailing lesson (he left this up to us, whether we wanted to learn about sailing or whether we just wanted to enjoy the day), which was great (might have piqued my interest to learn more about sailing now that I'm home). Our guides were very friendly and informative; we learned so much about the way that locals view life in Stockholm, the Archipelago, and Sweden. We also were able to visit an island that serves as our guide's boat club's Archipelago home, since it wasn't a weekend. Our tour ended up just being the two of us, so the tour felt very personalized to our interests. The information on the website and that we received by email before the tour was very helpful and informative (so we knew what to bring and where to meet once we arrived in Vaxholm). The day was a pleasure from start to finish, and I'm so glad we found this tour. It really added to our trip to Sweden. I wouldn't hesitate to use the company again if we are able to return to Sweden.

We went on the Stockholm Segway tour with Stephen. Great experience and would highly recommend…read more So glad we chose this during our short trip to Stockholm!

I went to Tonny's Cyklar looking for a lock for the Swedish bike that I was borrowing from a…read morefriend. This bike, like many Swedish bikes, has a lock built-in but it only locks the back tire. It effectively prevents someone from riding off on the bike but it doesn't prevent them from carrying it away! So, I wanted some additional protection. Tonny was kind enough to point out that I really didn't need another lock but rather a cable that I could thread through the existing lock. Then he looked around his little store and found a used one for me which was totally fine with me. When I asked him how much he said, "No charge." That's the way to win a customer! If I lived in Stockholm I'd definitely go back to Tonny but, alas, I was just visiting Stockholm. From my brief experience with Tonny I'm guessing that you'll get a reasonable offer from him and you'll definitely get some friendly service!

Tony is an absolutely lovely guy that will help you no matter what's the problem with your 2…read morewheels. We bought 2 second hand bicycles from him for a very decent price, he threw in some gear on top to sweeten the deal. He got the bikes ready while we enjoyed great coffee next door.

This place is in the middle of the touristic area in Stockholm with 100 really nice & well…read moremaintained bikes to rent! The guy who owns this place really cares about his customers & what kind of service they deserve. He is so nice that even if repairing is not really his focus of business, he did all he could to help us with our private bike when we got flat tire in a Sunday. If you are planning to see Stockholm by bike, this is where you wanna rent a bike! The place is open from beginning of May to the end of September.

Incredibly rude service -- would not allow me to rent a bike bc I was single. Offered to pay for 2…read morebikes and he just shouted at me

For renting bikes, the process is a 5 star, but the bikes are sub-average and wiggly wobbly making…read morebiking around Djurgården not too easy. When riding the bikes, the seat moves and needs continual adjustment. Although not the bike's fault, the trail is crowded with joggers, strollers, lovers, and walking groups making navigation tricky. Finding Sjöcaféet is easy. While crossing the bridge, you can see paddle boats and kayaks for rent. Head over to that area and you will see a bank of bikes waiting to be rented. Although the building says Royal Djurgården Visitor Center, it's Sjöcaféet. After telling the friendly gal that I'm interested in renting a bike, she tells me it's $8/hour and there are various free maps and other info located at the desk. After paying, you receive a key to unlock the bike for riding and locking it when not riding. To store your stuff, all the bikes have front baskets. Because the trail is so crowded, you will not be able to enjoy the scenery, but rather making sure you don't run into someone.

Impressed the heck out of my friend when I took her here this evening. The restaurant/cafe is…read moresurrounded by glass all around with a good city view next to the lake. The beef stroganoff was tasty and so was the shrimp, tomato pizza. The waitresses were attentive, and checking in on us from time to time. The service is way better than the snotty Italian trattoria in the city where you have to reserve in advance and pay twice as much for the same dish. Also, free wifi

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Stopped by a couple of times - super nice staff on hand who were proactive, engaging and…read moreknowledgeable. However they didn't ask me enough questions to "quantify" my potential or needs as a customer. Being from the USA should have been a clear sign I was not a valid client. However they were attentive and enthusiastic in their efforts. The selection was somewhat limited given they chiefly represented thier line of ELECTRIC bikes ... but they did have another brand with an electric cargo bike + unique things like the safety collar which instantly INFLATES a crash helmet in the event of a crash! Amazing!! Anyways - if I were a local and in the market for an Electric Bike then they would be well served to stop by here and shop their stuff!

I just moved to Stockholm from Portland, and I was looking for the best bike shop to service my…read moreCervelo. I found CykelCity in Soder, and I have to say, the staff (Ragnar) was extremely helpful. They unpacked and serviced my bike in less than 24 hours, and did an impeccable job. So thank you.

The service staff is knowledgable and friendly but, the mechanics are the exact opposite and not…read morethe most thourough. I had my bike serviced a few weeks before as I had bought the bike from cykelcity. It was changing gear fine before the service but, gradually got worse and worse and noisier each time I rode it after I got it back. I went back to see if a mechanic could spend 5 minutes tuning the gear changes (as a good bike mechanic should be able to do) and the answer from the mechanic was, "leave it with us, it'll take 5 days". It only took the 4 days to screw it up, I would think that if you do bad work, you should fix it, promptly. I understand they can be busy but, this is unacceptable.

On my first morning in Stockholm, I was about to rent a bike from the Visitor Centre but had…read morearrived too early. Time for a coffee first then, so after consulting the Lonely Planet, I steered my way to Bianchi Cafe & Cycles, which seemed appropriate. It's in Norrmalm, about five minutes wandering from the main hub and very easily found. It wasn't quite the setting for an al fresco cappuccino, with a busy road and only a couple of tables on the pavement, so I nipped inside to order a coffee and a chocolate croissant. The coffee was expertly produced with the requisite froth design, which went down a treat with the croissant. The place was quiet (it was just before 8am), so it was a pleasant stop, while I prepared for a morning's jaunt around Djurgarden. The coffee and croissant cost 52Kr or about £4. Pretty acceptable.

Yelp says that it is closed, but I ate here last night and trust me that it was open. The food was…read moregreat - steamed cod with vegetables and potatoes, was one of the tastiest dishes I've ever had.