Sweden

Stockholm is without a doubt one of the most beautiful capitals in the world. Magnificent buildings are combined with green oases of parks and water. It exudes the harmonious proportions and calm, majestic beauty of the Swedish capital.

The city arose more than 700 years ago in a unique place where a sea bay indented by bays touches Lake Mälaren. Currently, the central part of Stockholm is spread over 14 islands, connected by 57 bridges. Water is the most important part of the urban landscape – and occupies about a third of the city’s total area.

The entire city is located on rocks of varying heights, which gives the views of Stockholm extraordinary beauty. Another important part of the city are gardens, parks and boulevards. Stockholm is rightfully considered the greenest capital of Europe.

In Swedish Lapland, you can feel that time slows down and you can fully enjoy the peaceful atmosphere and get away from the bustle. There is a lot of untouched nature and unexplored places in this area. Here nature plays a huge role, and people obey its laws.

In order to observe such a unique natural phenomenon as the Northern Lights, a special station was built – Aurora Sky Station. This is the best place in Sweden to watch it.

Active holiday enthusiasts will appreciate the many excursions in Swedish Lapland: dog sledding, snowmobiling, snowmobiling, fishing, as well as icebreaker trips and ice swimming In summer in Lapland you can enjoy the polar day, when the sun does not completely set and there is always light.

The Arctic summer is short and intense, lasting about 90 days. This creates a unique atmosphere and provides the opportunity to engage in various entertainment around the clock.

One of the biggest ski resorts – Åre is spread out at the foot of forest-covered mountains, the highest of which is Åreskutan (altitude 1420 m). And even though the name of this resort is associated with winter sports, it offers a good variety of activities at any time of the year.

Surely, Åre is well-known world-class ski-resort. Here is everything one can find for the great ski vacation for a big company or for the family with kids. At your disposal there are slopes of varying difficulty, comfortable accommodation, excellent equipment and experienced instructors.

In 2008 Åre was named one of the ten best ski-resorts, according to the magazine Conde Nast Traveller. Åre received this title not only for its skiing opportunities, but also for other activities offered by the resort. In addition, it’s part of a chain of Leading Mountain Resorts of the World.

The smallest province in Sweden with an area of only 2947 sq. km, Blekinge is often called the “Garden of Sweden”. This region is famous for its variety of landscapes for such a small area: extensive forests, rivers and lakes, and beautiful archipelago with rocky islands and fishing villages.

In spite of the interesting history, Blekinge region attracts tourists primarily with natural resources and wonderful opportunities for nature tourism and salmon fishing in the river Mörrum. In addition, the unique location of Blekinge has led to the fact that it is sunny and dry region.

Dalarna is a historical province in central Sweden. In this place, all of Sweden’s natural heritage comes together: mountains, lakes, industrial history, craft traditions and Sami culture.

Dalarna is famous for its vast territory of untouched wild nature. By booking safari excursions, you can find traces of moose, lynx, beaver, or even see them with your own eyes.

In winter, the region is famous for family ski resorts such as Orsa and Idre Fjäll.

Gothenburg is a very friendly city located on the west coast of Sweden. It’s good to walk around Gothenburg – most of the attractions, parks, museums and various shops, cafes and restaurants are within walking distance.

Throughout the year, the Opera and Concert Hall awaits you, offering world-class productions. Be sure to visit the Museum of Art, which displays a collection of world and Scandinavian art from the 14th century to the present day. Gothenburg is rightly called the Swedish gastronomic capital. The city is famous for the freshest seafood and fish of the highest quality! Some restaurants are awarded Michelin stars.

And if you leave the city for just an hour, the beautiful and mysterious world of the west coast archipelago will open up to you. Here you can take a break from the rhythm of the big city and enjoy nature, ride a boat or kayak, visit fishing villages or go on a safari for crabs and lobsters.

Gotland is one of the largest islands in the Baltic Sea. It is located on the south coast of Sweden, just 150 km away from Stockholm. Once you are here, it’s hard to believe that you are in a scandinavian country. The coast is famous for its sandy beaches and the shoreline covered with white round pebbles.

The unique location and the mild climate have contributed to the fact that Gotland is the sunniest place in Sweden. A set of favorable climate, rich history and unusual culinary traditions made Gotland the tourist Mecca of Sweden.

On Gotland you can stay at small hotels or in comfortable cottages near the sea shore.

Skåne is the southernmost region of Sweden. It is famous for its magnificent nature, beaches, fascinating history and lively urban rhythm.

The third largest city in Sweden, the capital of the Skåne region, and one of the southernmost cities in Sweden is Malmö. Its peculiarity is that it is located only 19 km from the Danish capital, Copenhagen, located on the other side of the Oresund Strait. These two cities are connected by the longest bridge in Europe, the Øresund Bridge. This proximity to the central part of Europe makes Malmö a special and very dynamically developing city in Sweden. At the same time, the historical center is small and cozy, retaining its ancient charm.

Malmö will not let you get bored, here you will always find an abundance of beautiful parks, stunning beaches, shops, museums and world-class restaurants.

Småland is a historical province in southern Sweden. Here you find dense forests, broad fields, a lot of lakes and traditional red-painted houses. Such a variety of landscape allows everyone to find their favorite spot. Småland is a perfect place for those who like outdoor activities. Take a hike on one of many paved trails, biking or horse riding!

This region has more lakes than anywhere else in Sweden and they are the perfect place to relax and go fishing, kayaking, boating or canoeing. Also in the municipality near the town of Vernamo an interesting theme park “High Chaparal” is situated. Here you will discover the real world of the Wild West, cowboys, Indians and Mexicans! In the park you can visit a variety of themed shows, ride on a steam train or swim through the channels on a boat.