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Götgatan

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Available Wednesday, 25 Jun
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Kenneth,  Norway Norway
13 Apr 2025
Excellent
Nice view. Not scary. Enough time for pictures. Tunnelbanan gets you there.
Skyview Stockholm
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Deborah,  Germany Germany
06 Mar 2025
Average
The card really should be heavily discounted in the Winter as a huge proportion of attractions aren't available.
Go City: Stockholm All-Inclusive Pass
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Masanori,  Sweden Sweden
28 Sep 2022
Excellent
使いやすいし公式サイトの割引価格と同額で購入可能。チケットは引き換える必要はなくスマホでQRコードを提示すればOK。
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