You can be from one person up to a big group if you would like to book our dinner package.
After your walk, when it´s time for you to enjoy the dinner, you will sit together with your own friends (you might sit very close to some other guests that joined the same tour – that could be good if you need someone to talk to after this scary evening).
The dinner package has to be paid in advance.
Reservation and service charges are included in the price (it´s not forbidden to tip the guide or/and the restaurant).
Some menu and price can be changed without notice.
Sten Sture
(also see campaign)
The premises have been used as a monastery until Gustav Vasa’s time. Later, its vault was a dungeon and in 1792, the infamous royal assassin Anckarström was detained here. During the First World War, the premises were used as warehouses for the royal soldiers. There have been secret passages from here to both the Great Church and the Palace. What if the walls could talk, or can they ???
Deer Rydberg
Diced potatoes, sautéed onions, horseradish cream, egg, game sauce
Chocolate cake
Ghost Walk with a 2 course dinner 670SEK/person (drinks are not included)
Källaren Movitz
(also see campaign)
1500 century vault that is haunted. We still do not know who or what is down there….
Toast Skagen
Beef tenderloin with mushroom sauce
Chocolate cake
Ghost Walk and a 3 course dinner 715SEK/pers (drinks are not included). Add 210SEK/pers and you have a drink package included (1 aperitif, 1 glass of the house wine)
Mårten Trotzig (also see campaign)
Mårten Traubtzich was born in Germany in 1559. At the age of 21, he came to Stockholm, and his surname was simply shortened to Trotzig. He sold beer, wine, and spices to both the Royal Court and the military in Stockholm.
Mårten became a property owner in the Old Town, south of the alleyway that was later named after him. He owned the inn **Gripen** and was also involved in the copper trade at Järntorget.
On one of his trading journeys to Falun, Mårten was attacked and killed. He was later buried in Storkyrkan, or perhaps…?
Menu:
– Toast Skagen,
– Swedish meatballs with mashed potatoes
Guided walk with a two-course dinner: SEK 730 per person, excluding drinks.