Sweden trip planner

Walk through the streets of this small, quintessentially Swedish town, and enjoy its laid-back atmosphere.

Take in the fresh mountain air and stunning views, as you explore the forested slopes, lakes, and old farmhouses of the town center.

The fine Baroque ornamentation of this 17C church are evidence to the town's historic wealth and significance.

The home of the famed painter, Carl Larsson, has been preserved in all its quaint glory, boasting paintings, embroidery, and colorful decor.

Once the life-blood of the nation, Falun's UNESCO-listed copper mines are a great place to explore on hikes and underground tours.

Delve into the colorful world of Swedish customs, music, art, and traditional attire at this intriguing museum for the whole family.

Look out for hints of Falun's rich industrial past as you wander through the pretty streets of the old mining town.

Get active at one of Sweden's largest sports and athletics complexes, then relax at the adjacent spa facilities.

Falun's Mining Museum is a great place to learn about the region's industrial past, including the history of iron production.

Explore the colorful jumble of houses, the square, and delicious freshly local specialties at the center of this old fishing village.

Bursting with the colorful thousands of plants and flowers, this oasis in the city invites you to wander and relax.

The extensive collection hosted in this gallery features Nordic and international art dating to the 16C, making it a must for art lovers.

The city's oldest museum is home to a broad range of wildlife exhibits, including the only stuffed blue whale on the planet.

One of Gothenburg's oldest districts, this neighborhood is boasts wooden houses and cobbled streets that are a great place to roam.

Marvel at the historic buildings and picturesque streets of the city center, now full of boutiques, eateries, and monuments.

Let loose at one of Scandinavia's best-loved amusement parks, with a vast array of rides and activities for both adults and kids.

Learn about Gothenburg's maritime history, through artwork and models, before visiting the aquarium and enjoying its colorful array.

Explore the various cultures of the world, as well as the issues facing the human race at this thought-provoking museum.

Created from natural woodland, the city's largest park is a great place for a stroll or a picnic, featuring a small zoo and aviary as well.

The interactive exhibitions at this science center bring learning to life, making it a great museum for kids and fun-loving adults.

Stretching for 1km through the heart of the city, this broad central boulevard is packed with shops, pubs, and restaurants.

Everything from an old Apple computer to clothes and handicrafts can be found in this museum, exploring fashion, design, and applied arts.

Located on the Gota River, this 17C fortress turned prison now hosts chic banquets, weddings, and day tours.

Escape from the city, among the roses, lawns, and cafes of these beautiful protected gardens.

Indulge yourself in pubs, cafes and restaurants as you wander through the center of this 700 year-old town.

Stroll along the cobbled lanes and explore the medieval castle ruins, as well as the revamped quayside of this busy border town.

Up the 146 crumbling steps of this once Danish medieval castle tower, you will find marvelous views of the the whole town.

Marvel at the royal family's former summer palace and beautiful gardens, home to a wide range of flowers and plants.

Stroll among the traditional buildings lining the streets, enjoying the simplicity of this rural lakeside village.

Kalmar's 17C cathedral is an impressive sight, from its colorful exterior to its spectacular Baroque pulpit and altar.

Walk through the picturesque lanes of Kalmar's historic center, and take in the medieval feel of this seaside town.

The birthplace of the famous Swedish poet, Gustav Froding, is now a museum commemorating his life and works.

Explore the sights at the center of the provincial capital by day, and revel at the bustling bars and restaurants at night.

The city park offers a plethora of activities, including a petting zoo, a pine forest, picnic spots, lawns, and a lake for swimming.

Roam the central streets of this charming village, visiting its landmarks and taking in the vibrant local color.

Among the traditional wooden houses of Tibble, sits the house of the famed composer, Hugo Alfven, exhibiting fascinating memorabilia.

Beautifully situated by Lake Siljan, Leksand's 13C church has a unique onion-shaped spire and a lavishly decorated Baroque interior.

Wander by the lakeside and along the tree-lined streets of Leksand's old town, stopping in shops and cafes along the way.

Poke around the well-kept, fully-furnished interior, beautiful gardens, and spectacular lakeside location of this early-20C mansion.

Marvel at the buildings on the medieval central street, from the giant cathedral and castle, to its charming alleyways.

Complete with tropical greenhouses, the city's botanical gardens make for a wonderful escape from the urban bustle.

Founded in the 11C, Lund's mighty Romanesque cathedral rests in the heart of the city an boasts remarkable ornamental details.

Meander along the picturesque streets that constitute the historic center, enjoying the university feel and visiting some of the local pubs.

Spanning several blocks, this vast open-air museum boasts 30 traditional buildings that host nearly 2 million historic artifacts.

This unique museum boasts the largest sketch collection on the globe, exploring the creative process behind some famous artworks.

The open-air museum retains some of the original buildings that formed the ancient town, featuring exhibits on local history and culture.

Wander the streets of this town, one of Sweden's oldest towns still in existence, and get to know the indigenous Sami people.

Visit Lycksele's massive zoo at feeding time for the best views of its Scandinavian beasts, including wolves, bears, and moose.

Enjoy modern and contemporary Nordic art at this excellent gallery, or explore the wealth of Renaissance pieces dating to the 16C.

Wind your way round old canals, bustling squares, and the buzzing cafes that spill out onto the multicolored central streets.