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Evening swim
In Sweden summer is short but sweet and the waters are warm only for a few months, so better make the most use of it
Photo credit: Clive Tompsett/imagebank.sweden.se

Swedish nature in Virtual reality (VR)

Experience Sweden from the comfort of your sofa with our VR films. Join us for an evening swim, camping in the mountains or meet the King of the forest.
Last updated 19 November 2020
Nature & Outdoors

Want to try Virutal Reality?

Press the “Open in YouTube app” and start the videos. Press the goggle symbol. Put on your goggles and headphones. Enjoy! 

If you don’t have professional gear you can always use a cardboard goggle version. (You can of course see this as 360 videos in your browser as well).

Meet the King

Take a deep breath and enjoy the tranquility of a Swedish forest, right before you get a close encounter with the Swedish “King of the Forest”.

Meet the King

Narrated by the Swedish pop artist Danny Saucedo.

Moose at dawn
The most famous animal in Sweden is without a doubt the moose. With safaris, bumper stickers, oven gloves and t-shirts featuring the moose (or Eurasian elk) it has become Sweden’s zoological superstar.
Photo: Anders Tedeholm/imagebank.sweden.se

Evening Swim

“We’re going swimming. You wanna join? It’s at least 20° C!”.

Evening swim

Join a group of Swedish youngsters for an evening swim. Don’t forget your swimwear!

Sunset swim
Reconnecting with nature at one of Sweden’s 100 000 lakes. Nature is always close at hand in Sweden and many people turn to nature to recharge during the week.
Photo: Alexander Hall/imagebank.sweden.se

Close to Nature

Pitch a tent wherever you like in Sweden and be a part of the astonishing nature the country has to offer. All these great views will make you want to fly!

Close to Nature

Hiking
Photo: Tomas Utsi/imagebank.sweden.se