The Wooden Bike Tour uses a hand-crafted wooden bicycle to take visitors through central Stockholm. Visit Stockholm says the ride lasts two hours and goes to the city's most important landmarks.

The operator says the route starts in the heart of the city, pairing famous locations with lesser-known bike lanes known to local cyclists. It crosses the islands behind Stockholm's nickname, “the Venice of the North,” before continuing along the city's bike routes.

The operator says Stockholm has 760 kilometres of bike lanes and that the tour rides out to the world's first city national park. It describes this part of the route as a chance to experience nature within a metropolitan city. The operator also points to skyline views, panoramas and natural scenery, and recommends bringing a camera.

The tour includes ideas for things to do in Stockholm, parks to visit and restaurants, according to the operator. Its route combines city landmarks and urban nature, with the wooden bicycle as the way to see them.