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Red cottage, Korrö, Småland

Photo: Alexander Hall

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Regional tourist boards in Sweden

Looking to contact one of our regional tourist boards in Sweden? Here are their website addresses where you can find contact information.

Regions in Sweden

Northern Sweden

Swedish Lapland - swedishlapland.com
Västerbotten - visitvasterbotten.se/en
Jämtland & Härjedalen - jht.se/en/
Höga Kusten - hogakusten.com/en
Medelpad - visitsundsvall.se
Hälsingland - halsingland.se/en
Gästrikland - visitgavle.se/sv

Central Sweden

Dalarna - visitdalarna.se/en
Värmland - visitvarmland.se/en
Uppland - visituppland.se
Västmanland - vastmanland.se/en
Södermanland - visitsormland.com/en
Närke - visitorebro.se

Southern Sweden

West Sweden (Dalsland, Bohuslän & Västergötland) - vastsverige.com
Östergötland - visitostergotland.se
Småland - visitsmaland.se/en
Gotland- gotland.com/en/
Öland - visitoland.com
Halland - halland.se/en/visit
Blekinge - visitblekinge.se/en
Skåne - visitskane.com

Our three biggest cities

Stockholm - https://www.visitstockholm.com
Gothenburg - http://www.goteborg.com/en/
Malmö - http://www.malmotown.com/en/

Northern Sweden

Northern Sweden and Swedish Lapland are unique. There is nowhere else in the world where you can visit the ICEHOTEL and Treehotel. Or sit around the campfire with a Sami guide, sharing stories of the day’s dog sledding adventure.

Central Sweden

Central Sweden is home to capital city Stockholm, the provinces of Dalarna and Värmland, as well as the beautiful city of Uppsala.

Southern Sweden

If you have watched the ‘Wallander’ television series, adapted from the books of Henning Mankell, you pretty much have the southern tip of Sweden in a nutshell. And it really is that gorgeous; with rolling plains, white cottages in the distance, and endless sandy beaches. 'Am I in Sweden', you may ask yourself.

Sweden brochures

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Sweden FAQs

Hello traveller! Do you have a question about visiting Sweden that you haven't been able to find the answer to on our site yet? We have collected a few frequently asked questions below. We hope you find the answer to your question here but if not, please don't hesitate to contact us.

Swedish weather and climate

Winter and summer temperature differences in Sweden are extreme, but generally the country enjoys a temperate climate, thanks to the Gulf Stream.

About the right to access Swedish nature

The Right of Public Access (‘Allemansrätt’), or Outdoor Access Rights gives you the right to roam the countryside in Sweden in perfect peace and quiet.