Discover Sweden: Stockholm, Göteborg and Gotland

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Stockholm on Islands
Stockholm is spread across 14 islands — Gamla Stan (Old Town), Djurgården with the Vasa Museum and ABBA Museum, and the vibrant Södermalm scene make the capital unique.
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Nature & Allemansrätten
Sweden's right to roam (Allemansrätten) allows free camping and hiking anywhere in nature — Sweden's forests, lakes and archipelagos are accessible to everyone.
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Design & IKEA
Swedish design is world-famous: IKEA, Volvo, H&M — and Stockholm's Design Museum shows how functional Nordic design has shaped the global furniture and fashion world.
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Archipelago Coast
Sweden's archipelago coast with 267,000 islands and skerries offers unique kayaking and sailing routes — the Stockholm archipelago and Bohuslän coast are dream destinations.
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❓ FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions about Sweden

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How do I get to Sweden?
Flight Zurich–Stockholm Arlanda about 2.5 hrs. with SAS, Swiss or EasyJet. From about CHF 100–200. Direct flights daily — also to Göteborg and Malmö.
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Is Sweden expensive?
Yes, expensive: Stockholm hotel €120–200, restaurant €20–35. Tip: cooking in vacation apartments and using the affordable public transit saves a lot.
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When can you see the northern lights?
September–March in northern Sweden (Abisko, Kiruna) — Abisko is considered the best spot in Europe for the northern lights due to its special microclimate.
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When is the best time to visit?
June–August for midsummer and white nights. Winter for the northern lights and an authentic Sami experience in Lapland. Midsommar on June 21 is Sweden's biggest festival.