3 Audio Tours in Sweden to Build a Day Around

1.Walk Malmö with an audio guide

★★★★★★★★★★3.5 · 31 reviews · from $10Our pick

Download a self-guided Malmö audio tour to your phone and walk from Malmö Centralstation through old squares, Folkets Park, Möllevångstorget, Kungsparken, Malmöhus Castle, and Turning Torso. The route takes about two to three hours, works on your schedule, and requires your own headphones.

“Just the right length of walk and information at each point. Of our phones do not have earphones sockets. Also this is not a circular route and some time was spent getting back to the start.”

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2.Self-Guided Audio Walking Tour Through Kurt Wallander’s Ystad

★★★★★★★★★★3.5 · 12 reviews · from $10

Follow a GPS-based StoryTourist audio game through Ystad, using sound, images, clues, and puzzles to solve a photographer’s murder from Henning Mankell’s *The Death of the Photographer*. The 90-minute to two-hour route begins at Sankt Knuts torg and ends near Ystad Abbey, passing half-timbered houses, a café, and Sankta Maria Church.

“Het verhaal neemt je mee langs andere routes. Je ziet ook veel meer. Goed verhaal ook, zeker voor Walkander fans.”

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3.Lund’s Medieval and Modern History: A Self-Guided Audio Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 11 reviews · 1 hour to 1 hour 15 minutes (approx.) · from $9Best value

Follow a self-guided English audio walk from Lund Central to AF Borgen, stopping at the cathedral, Kulturen, the Botanical Garden, Professor Town, Skissernas Museum, and Lund University Library. VoiceMap supplies offline audio, maps, and directions, so you set the pace and explore privately with your own phone and headphones.

“The tour was interesting and covered a lot. The narrator was excellent and the app worked great. I liked the app enough I’ll be looking for more tours there.”

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