The Svinesund Bridge has traffic on it, and underneath a motorboat is racing. The landscape on both sides of the bridge is hilly.

Aerial of Norway-Sweden crossing

Plan the perfect trip: Combine Sweden with other Nordic countries

Which country to visit – Sweden, Norway, Finland or Denmark? Choose Sweden in the Nordic region’s centre, and you’ll be able to access its neighbouring countries with ease via train, car or ferry. Journeying through Sweden towards its varied borderlands is as rewarding as arriving at your destination, if not more so.

Scandinavian Airlines

How to fly to Sweden – direct flights and airlines

Everything you need to know about flying to Sweden – which airlines operate direct routes and the best options for reaching different parts of the country.

Vanlife view

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

The vanlife trend offers all the perks of an ‘all-inclusive’ trip – without the crowds and with a feeling of total freedom. Sweden’s accessible nature and varied landscape make it the perfect destination for you and your campervan.

Travelling to Sweden

A plane is flying over a forest during summer.

Stockholm Arlanda Airport

Getting to and from Sweden’s airports

Information on how to get to and from the main airports in Sweden, as well as the connecting airport in Copenhagen.

Borås, textile town

Public transportation

Public transport is a convenient and efficient way to get around Sweden. Each city has its own network of buses, metros, or trams, with various ticket options available. Tickets can be easily purchased at kiosks, information centres, or through user-friendly mobile apps.

On the road in northern Sweden

Vanlife in Sweden – a practical guide

Curious to try vanlife travel? These tips and tricks will help you get the most out of your vanlife trip to Sweden.

Country roads

Driving in Sweden: Traffic rules, congestion taxes, bridge tolls and refuelling

Sweden offers breathtaking landscapes and a well-maintained road network, making driving a pleasant and scenic way to explore the country. However, there are a few key rules, tips and fees to be aware of when driving in Sweden.

Getting around in Sweden

A woman is looking out of the window on a train while passing forest and greenery.

Travel by train

Discover Sweden by train – scenic views and climate-friendly travel

Travel by train in Sweden to explore the country in all its vastness – while enjoying breathtaking views from the comfort of your seat. Whether you dream of hiking under the Midnight Sun in Swedish Lapland, or fancy exploring Sweden’s smaller cities as part of a round trip, climb aboard and discover Sweden by rail.

Hiking in Åre

From train to trail – accessible hiking in Sweden

With train stations as your starting point, choose from a plethora of shorter hiking trails throughout the country.

From train to trail – accessible day hikes in Sweden

An aerial view of a train passing through a forest landscape with lakes in autumn.

Sweden's railway system

Sweden by train – culture-led trips through scenic nature

Getting around Sweden by train is highly rewarding, not least from a cultural perspective. Set off from any of the major cities – Gothenburg, Malmö and Stockholm – and you’ll soon get to experience a string of spots of distinctive character and historical significance.

Cultural train adventures starting from Sweden's city hubs

Sweden by rail

Cruise ship navigating through the Stockholm archipelago.

Cruise ship Stockholm archipelago

Nordic adventures: Your ultimate guide to cruising in Sweden

Sweden&#x27;s coastlines, lakes, and canals offer rich cruising experiences, combining scenic beauty with cultural history. Whether exploring Viking heritage, the serene archipelagos, or visiting neighbouring countries, Swedish cruises provide a unique way to discover the country&#x27;s natural and historical treasures.

The ultimate guide to cruising in Sweden

Sailing

Unique places in Sweden only accessible by boat

Embraced by vast expanses of water, Sweden is adorned with hundreds of thousands of islands, offering a haven for boat enthusiasts seeking adventure. From secluded coves to bustling archipelagos and one-of-a-kind attractions, here are the places you can only reach by boat.

Discovering unique gems in Sweden accessible only by boat

Fjäderholmarna, Stockholm archipelago

Getting around Stockholm archipelago

Dreaming of island hopping, a picturesque cruise, or an extended escape in Stockholm’s archipelago? Here’s everything you need to know about getting around.

It is summer and two people are cycling next to the water of Göta Canal. A boat travels along the canal.

Göta Canal, Östergötland

Göta Canal – Sweden's blue ribbon

Göta Canal is one of Sweden’s most popular tourist destinations. It&#x27;s ideal for a memorable canal cruise across the country and biking on the car-free towpaths that run along Göta Canal is also a beautiful way to explore this iconic waterway.

Sweden by boat

Landscape view of mountainous terrain with autumn colours.

Vindelfjällen

The Blue Highway – a riverside road trip through northern Sweden

The Swedish stretch of the Blue Highway makes for an epic road trip. Set off any time of year, and you&#x27;ll be immersed in the majestic nature and cultural heritage of Västerbotten and the southern part of Lapland.

A lush garden in front of Julita Manors yellow facade.

Julita Manor

From castles to coastlines – a scenic road trip through Sörmland

Studded with historic palaces and other must-see cultural sites, the picturesque county of Sörmland lends itself well to a round trip – easily combined with a stay in nearby Stockholm.

A herd of reindeer on a mountain plateau in northern Sweden.

Reindeer on the Wilderness Road, Stekenjokk

Vildmarksvägen – an epic drive on Sweden’s scenic Wilderness Road

For the ultimate road trip, drive along Sweden’s Wilderness Road, a ruggedly majestic route through some of the country’s most outstanding and remote nature. Take in breathtaking scenery, from dramatic mountains and expansive plains to pristine lakes and waterfalls, all peppered with wildlife large and small.

View of Mölle, Skåne

Take a week-long road trip in beautiful Skåne and Blekinge

The Swedish nature found in the idyllic southern regions of Skåne and Blekinge incorporates rolling hills, expansive meadowlands, dramatic cliffs, sandy beaches and spectacular beech forests. Discover the highlights by setting off on a relaxing road trip, involving plenty of activities.

Take a road trip in beautiful Skåne and Blekinge

Läckö Castle

On the road between Gothenburg and Stockholm – a cultural adventure

Driving from Gothenburg to Stockholm is a Sweden holiday of dreams, particularly for the culturally inclined. This suggested five-day route is studded with tips – from sculpture parks and historic architecture to culturally significant places to spend the night.

Road trips

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