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As befits Scandinavia, Sweden doesn't boast about its tourist attractions. But there are quite a few: for example, the mountains there are higher than in neighboring Finland and offer a wider variety of skiing. In addition, Sweden guarantees snow cover on the slopes of ski resorts from November to April, excellent track equipment, a well-thought-out lift system, a variety of skiing, and, noticeable at first glance, a lot of services and entertainment for the youngest tourists - it's not for nothing that the country is called the "kingdom of children". However, if you want to be satisfied with your vacation in Sweden, ensure you are ready to spend money - it's not cheap.

 

The main city of Sweden, Stockholm, as they say, is well-preserved: this capital of 14 islands has something to see in the form of museums, architecture, and other "sights". In addition, the symbols of Sweden are "Volvo" and "Abba", Carlson, who lives on the roof, and the Nobel Prize award ceremony. The country's residents' main principle is quality in everything and maximum comfort for people - both at work and on vacation. Lastly, Sweden is famous for its simple and hearty cuisine.

 

The capital - Stockholm. Cozy, neat The Swedish city is divided into 14 islands washed by the Baltic Sea and Lake Mälaren and connected by 57 bridges. Medieval sights are concentrated in the old town of Gamla Stan and the Knights' Island Riddarholmen. Here are the Royal Palace, the cathedral, the Nobel Museum, and the oldest church in Stockholm - St. For noisy parties, it is better to go to the Stureplan district for expensive clothes - to Östermalm for photogenic views - to Södermalm. After walking along the picturesque streets, it is worth visiting any of the numerous museums - the Swedes know a lot about art.

 

Port Gothenburg was once a haven for English merchants and is still called "Little London" due to its eclecticism and diversity of cultural traditions. It is a city of green parks, well-groomed beaches, and interesting museums. Famous attractions include the futuristic Gothenburg Opera, the monumental Elvsborg Fortress, the elegant Gunnebu Castle, and the largest amusement park in Northern Europe, Liseberg.

 

Malmö is also famous for its parks and beaches. The city is small and very welcoming. Its recognizable symbols are the nimbly twisted "Turning Torso" skyscraper, the Øresund Bridge connecting Sweden with Denmark, and the Emporia shopping center, the facade of which is effectively "pressed" into the interior.

 

Ski resorts: Idre, Sälen, and Åre, including the Tegefjell, Åre By, Åre Bjornen, and Duved ski areas. For a comprehensive list of cities in the country that are interesting to visit, see the Swedish cities and resorts page.

 

And here you can find out what time it is in Sweden, Stockholm.