Sweden travel guide

Land of reindeer and enchanting northern lights.

Sweden, with its majestic landscapes, endless forests, and shimmering lakes, is a destination that enchants travelers looking for nature and tranquility. Stockholm, the capital, is an architectural gem, blending the old and the new, while the northern lights regularly light up the skies in the north of the country. Whether ice skating on frozen lakes or exploring Swedish cultural traditions, every trip here is an unforgettable adventure.

    Currency

    SEK, kr

    Flight time

    ≈2.45-3.30h

    Time difference

    0h in winter / 0h in summer

    Flight cost

    Local prices

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Our Travel Designers' top picks in Sweden

  • Old Town of Stockholm and Royal Palace
  • Stockholm Archipelago with 30,000 islands
  • Swedish Lapland and Northern Lights
  • Gothenburg with picturesque canals
  • Abisko National Park ideal for trekking

Our expert advice for planning your trip

    The best time to visit Sweden depends on what you want to do. Summer, from June to August, is ideal for enjoying long days and outdoor activities. In winter, from December to March, Sweden is perfect for winter sports and watching the Northern Lights.

    Explore the old town of Stockholm, Gamla Stan, with its quaint alleyways and historic buildings. Visit the Stockholm archipelago to enjoy nature and maritime landscapes. Discover the Vasa Museum, where a 17th-century ship is on display. Explore the natural beauty of Abisko National Park in Lapland. Experience contemporary architecture in Malmö with the Turning Torso building. Don't miss the university town of Uppsala and its impressive cathedral.


    • Climate: Varies across regions, with cold, snowy winters and relatively mild summers.
    • Currency: The Swedish krona (SEK) is used instead of the Euro.
    • Language: Swedish is the official language, but English is widely spoken.
    • Food: Don't miss typical dishes like meatballs, pickled herring, and cinnamon pastries.
    • Customs: Swedes value punctuality and discretion, as well as equality and rule-following.
    • Nature: The country is renowned for its beautiful natural landscapes, including forests, lakes, and mountains to explore.
    • Transport: Public transportation is efficient, especially in major cities.


    • Warm and waterproof clothing
    • Comfortable hiking shoes
    • Insect repellent and sunscreen
    • Power bank and universal adapter
    • Credit card and some local cash


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