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Explore the Land of Contrasts which is famous for its deep forests, vast mountains, golden beaches, and charming fisherman towns. You will discover a fascinating mix of architectural styles and captivating city attractions in Stockholm, the Venice of the North, mixed with breathtaking landscapes throughout the country will leave you in awe!
Breathtaking forests, gorgeous coastlines, captivating cities, royal palaces, ancient castles and more await travelers in Sweden!
Sweden Tours - Steeped in a rich heritage, breathtaking natural beauty, and modern culture, Sweden is a destination that offers something for everyone. Dive deep into the pockets of vintage Scandinavia as you explore the ins and outs of Sweden. It houses some of the world's most charming cities. The capital city of Stockholm will take your heart away with its vibrant markets and busy cobblestone streets. Another city that would astonish you is Gothenburg, famous for its lively music and art scene. Now that you are visiting Sweden's popular cities, it is impossible to keep away from the delicious Swedish cuisine. The dishes here are innovative and freshly made with local ingredients. Meatballs, shellfish platters, cinnamon buns, sandwiches, and lingonberry jam are the usual favorites here. There are many Michelin-starred restaurants in the country, AIRA, Lyran, and Nour being a few. The country is the perfect place for history buffs and architecture fanatics. Where the Nobel Museum showcases fascinating scientific, humanitarian, and literary achievements from around the globe, the Skansen Open-Air Museum takes its visitors back to the 18th century to see the traditional Swedish crafts, performances, and costumes. On your trip to Sweden, visiting the Royal Palace is a must. One of the largest palaces in Europe, it is the official residence of His Majesty the King of Sweden, having over 600 rooms. Explore its intricate architecture, decorations, and beautiful art. The palace has several museums showcasing armor and weapons since the 16th century, coronation carriages and magnificent coaches, and more. You must also visit Uppsala and see Sweden's Oldest university and the Gamla Uppsala Museum, which has a massive collection of Viking artifacts. Another attraction that you can't miss in Sweden is the ABBA Museum. Unlike an ordinary museum, the music is an exhibition of the band ABBA showcasing its costumes, memorabilia, original items, and gold records. For music lovers, this place is no less than a paradise. Apart from its history dating back to the Vikings era, Sweden also boasts incredible landscapes. It is a great destination for nature lovers as more than 50% of its land is covered in forests, scenic lakes, soaring mountains, and lush green hills, perfect for activities like wildlife watching, hiking, and camping. You may explore Tyresta National Park, Abisko National Park, and Sarek National Park to get a closer look at Sweden's rich biodiversity. It has over 1,00,000 lakes making it an excellent place for fishing, kayaking, and swimming. Klaraven River is apt for rafting, and Stockholm Archipelago is a good option for you to take your canoe in the waters. A heaven for anglers, the country has fantastic fishing sites. Fishing is usually free in the larger areas. You can even catch a salmon in Stockholm. Tarnaby offers mountain fishing experience for catching char and trout. Sweden doesn't fail to impress travelers! The more you dig in, the better things get. For a once in a lifetime experience, stay in the Ice Hotel of Jukkasjärvi. Also, during winter, Sweden turns into a winter paradise, allowing its visitors to ski, ice-skate, and snowboard. Lapland, Idre, and Salen are three places in Sweden that are perfect for visiting during the winter. Whether experiencing the Northern Lights or seeing the midnight sun, Sweden's natural beauty will leave you mesmerized. Furthermore, Sweden also boasts rocky beaches located along the gorgeous Baltic Sea. You may spend some time walking through the coastal towns, absorbing their culture and the stunning views of the Sea. You can visit Marstrand, famous for its picture-perfect harbor and 17th-century fortress, or Gotland Island, whose coastline is dotted with sandy beaches. The best part of traveling to Sweden is their Allemasratten, which is Sweden's right to public access. It allows people to pick berries, swim, camp, or fish in areas with no nearby houses, provided you do it responsibly without harming the environment. Swedes are humble people who believe in equal rights for all. The culture here is more focused on preserving energy and recycling. So whenever you are visiting Sweden, make sure you respect their ideologies and avoid misusing the right to public places. Swedes follow a lovely custom of 'fika' to lighten up their days by catching up with their friends over coffee and mouth-watering cinnamon bun and cakes. Also, Sauna culture is quite famous in Sweden. Here Sauna is known as bastu and is an inseparable part of their daily lives. Relaxing in the sauna and letting go of your travel tiredness is something you surely should experience in Sweden. If you are worried about moving around in Sweden, don't be. It has well-connected roadways and waterways that make the life of travelers and the locals here pretty easy. From wild and breathtaking landscapes to flamboyant cityscape, the country attracts tourists from all over the world. Whether you are into outdoor adventures, discovering history, or just relaxing amidst the natural settings, Sweden offers you all!
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