If you’re suffering an acute case of wanderlust, indulge yourself in our Sweden travel guide. In today’s virtual tour, we’re going to cover things to do in Sweden’s most picturesque locations. Kom så går vi!
Malmo
Malmo is a melting pot that reflects its ethnic and cultural diversity in its myriad restaurants–particularly around the public square. Eat and drink to your heart’s content in one of the best cities in Sweden!
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Visby, Gotland
The meshwork of cobblestone streets that traverse the antiquated town take you back in time. Complete with amazing medieval merchant houses as well as 18th century timbre buildings, it’s easy to see why they call Visby “the pearl of the Baltic”.
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Uppsala
There are plenty of things to see in Uppsala. Meandering through the city are numerous canals, punctuated by lush city parks.
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Gothenburg
Famed for its magnificent coastline, award-winning seafood, lovely waterways and canals, plus myriad historical museums, Gothenburg is a jewel awaiting exploration.
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Stockholm
Stockholm is home to a number of museums, galleries, eye-filling botanical gardens, and elegant parklands. Indeed, it’s easy to see why it consistently ranks as one of the most popular cities in Sweden for tourist attractions.
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Kiruna
Wonders of the natural world aside, Kiruna is the spot for skiing, ice tours, ice climbing, reindeer sleigh rides, snowshoeing, and practically any other ice sport.
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Abisko National Park
Abisko National Park is located 60 miles to the west of Kiruna and sits amidst the Swedish Lapland. With over 19,000 acres of pristine hinterland, it’s an ideal destination for outdoor aficionados.
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