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Welcome to Sweden

Kalix River during winter, Kiruna, Swedish Lapland
During the winter, many of the Swedish rivers freeze to ice and become passages for both animals and humans.
Photo credit: Fredrik Ludvigsson / Scandinav

Sweden is opening up for travellers. Stay safe and updated by reading our Information for visiting Sweden in regards to the corona virus. Welcome to Sweden – welcome to something else!

Where to go

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What to do

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Want to plan your holiday based on your interests? Select activities of choice or explore Sweden geographically.

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Discover the originals

Toftan, Ektorp, Voxnan, Hemsjö, Kallax … These are all wonderful places in Sweden. Yet, most people associate these names with waste bins, sofas, bath towels, block candles and shelf systems. And it’s all because of a blue and yellow giant.
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Things to do in Sweden

Lucia – bearer of light, hymns and Swedish treats

When and where to see the magical Northern Lights in Sweden

Sweden's festive Christmas markets

Magical winter swimming in Sweden’s cold bath houses

Top 8 winter activities in Sweden

A trip to Sweden – an experience that truly offers something else

Vanlife – a new type of ‘all-inclusive’ travel

Uncover Sweden’s UNESCO World Heritage Sites

The Nobel Prize – over a century of innovation

The Nobel Prize and its associated events are celebrated globally, with all eyes on Sweden when the new Nobel Prize laureates are announced in October. Equally anticipated, December sees the Nobel Prize award ceremony taking place in Stockholm, followed by the elaborate Nobel Banquet.
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A taste of Sweden

Saffronbuns aka lussekatter – recipe

The ultimate foodie bucket list

Swedish Gingerbread aka Pepparkakor – recipe

Top 10 sustainable Swedish food experiences

Swedish beer and beverages – a craft affair

Cinnamon buns aka Kanelbullar – recipe

The best Swedish meatballs and where to get them

Stockholm

Stockholm is known as one of the most inclusive and welcoming cities in the world.
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Göteborg

Gothenburg (Göteborg) combines vibrant urbanity, a friendly vibe and seaside charm.
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Destinations to discover

Åre and Östersund – a mountainous twin destination ideal for outdoor enthusiasts

Gästrikland – a peaceful county by the Baltic Sea

Kalmar – a historical city by the sea and a gateway to Öland

The High Coast of Sweden – breathtaking nature away from the crowds

Norrköping – an outdoor haven with a rich cultural heritage

Skåne – a coastal county steeped in history

Blekinge – a small county with great archipelago adventures

Sörmland – a pleasure garden studded with castles

Örebro – where history and contemporary culture converge

Dalarna – a miniature Sweden rich in nature and culture

Immerse yourself in the Swedish forest

Few activities are as therapeutic as forest bathing. Sweden is the perfect setting for this soul-cleansing practice.
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Cultural highlights

Sweden’s key modern museums – from north to south

Sweden has history museums about almost everything

Outdoor art in Sweden – the highlights

The world of Astrid Lindgren – a vital part of Sweden’s cultural heritage