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There are 29 national parks in Sweden, one of them being Padjelanta in the very north of Sweden. It is the largest national park in Sweden and part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site Laponia.
Photo credit: Hans-Olof Utsi/imagebank.sweden.se
Nature and outdoors
The Northern Lights dance across the skies in Arctic winter and the Midnight Sun illuminates the nights in the summer months. From the mountains of the mighty north, to the white sandy beaches of the temperate south, we have space for everyone.
Picking mushrooms
Photo: Clive Tompsett/imagebank.sweden.se
The right of public access
Perhaps the first thing you should know about the great outdoors of Sweden is that you have almost total access to it because of something we call 'the right of public access' which is written into the Swedish constitution. It entitles you to roam freely and camp overnight, even on private land and you can also forage for berries and mushrooms. But you do have to treat flora, fauna and other people's property with care. It's not a bad deal -is it?
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