Cycling is a fantastic way to experience Stockholm, whether you’re looking to get from one attraction to another or simply want to soak in the peace of the city’s green spaces. From Villa Dahlia, it’s easy to reach many of Stockholm’s most beautiful spots by bike.
HAGAPARKEN: A leafy oasis with scenic walking paths, Haga Palace, and the Butterfly House.
DJURGÅRDEN: Ride along the waterfront and discover museums, Rosendal’s Gardens, and Skansen open-air museum.
ULRIKSDALS CASTLE: A longer ride rewarded with palace gardens, a cosy café, and a nature reserve.
OLD TOWN (GAMLA STAN): Explore Stockholm’s historic heart with cobblestone alleys and charming cafés.
Practical Information:
We have 6 electric bikes available for rent, equipped with front baskets from Movs. These bikes are designed for adults (not suitable for children). Helmets are included.
Price: 400 SEK for a half-day / 750 SEK for a full day. Family price (2 adults + 1 kid) 1500 SEK.
For more recommendations or assistance, don’t hesitate to contact us.
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TERMS & CONDITIONS
Rates are inclusive of VAT and service charges. Cancellation must be made latest 6 pm one day prior to arrival in order to avoid late cancellation or no-show charges. In event of late cancellation or no-show the rate for the first night will be charged. Advanced Purchase, full prepayment at time of booking: No refund, cancellation or modification.
