Seguro que si, aunque hay que ir bien preparado para el frío, a partir de las 14.30 es noche, por tanto hay que contratarlo tempranito

It lasted no more than 90 minutes, if I remember correctly.

hello yes you can it is safe because you are inside the boat.

We did in advance, but there were people that day that booked onsite. btw, a great little coffee kiosk there as well. A sweet young lady named Johanna was working it.

Hello, we booked our tour on the stromma company website. We chose the Winter tour because it was not too long to stay outside on the dock. I think the most comprehensive would be the Archipelago tour with guide. Best regards, Pat

You don't have to book in the normal season. it is enough just to go KIosk in front of Grand Hotel and buy ticket. This worked very well many times in my experience however if you go in the top season and cannot change the schedule, probably better to book in advance i guess.

We had a great relaxing time wandering the old town, visiting the museums like vasa and skanska and the ice bar. If you pick the right places it doesn't have to be as expensive as everyone has probably told you either.... :0)

I'd spend my day walking arounnd and going to the area close to Old Town. Lots of great shops, museums and restaurants. It's a wonderful city and very easy to navigate. The Wasa Museaum is wonderful as is Skansen.

You should get more info about the prices of the museums you want to do - being a student, the Stockholm card was not worth it because I already had discounts without it. Go to the websites of the museums you want to do, then, decide if it i worth it or not. But I think Skansen is not free even with the Stockholm card (it is around 150-200 SEK if I remember well) so don't forget to also make sure what's included in the Stocholm card ! Also, some museums (in Djügarden notably like the Nordiska museet, or the Nobel museum in Gamla Stan) are free especially on Wednesday or Thursday nights, so check their website too before investing in the Stockholm card which is kind of expensive. However, if you end up not buying it, take an unlimited 3-day pass for the tramways/buses/underground. It's cheap (around 100SEK I think) and really worth it because otherwise it will cost you a fortune ! For the canal tour, go to the websites and check two things : 1. That the itinerary you want to do is available (it depends on the season, their are some tours only in winter, others only in summer etc) 2. that you will be able to do the tour on the day you arrive. When I was in Stockholm in December, the last tour was at 1 or 2pm if I recall ! Finally, go early to restaurant for dinner ! I don't know if it was because I was there during winter, but one night, everything was either closed or not serving food anymore...And it was only 9ish pm !! I ended up eating at the mcdonalds... Have a good trip ! I hope I was helpful :)