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Sweden is all about water - view its cities from the lakes and bays, hop between its islands by ferry, cruise the length of the Göta Canal on a historic boat, learn about its grand seafaring history in museums, explore its port cities, dine on superb seafood prepared by chefs who revel in its abundance and quality. Scandinavian design is not a product limited to shop and gallery windows, rather it is a way of life, surrounding you in innovative architecture, decor, furnishings and even the plates on the table. It makes shopping an art, albeit an expensive one. Swedish landscapes vary from the rocky coast to mountains, fells and the frozen tundra of the north, where native Sami people herd reindeer, and you can snowshoe, dog sled and watch the aurora borealis, then spend the night at Jukkasjärvi in a hotel built entirely of ice. Sweden's low hills, country lanes and canal towpath are perfect for bicycling and their rich cultural life makes its outlying villages as interesting as they are hospitable.
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Interests

    Architecture
    Art
    Cruise
    Culture
    Eco-tourism
    Festivals
    Fine Dining
    History
    Museums
    Music
    Nature
    Performing Arts

Activities

    Bicycling
    Canoe/Kayak
    Fishing
    Sailing
    Shopping
    Walking

Sweden Facts

Capital:
Stockholm
Population:
9,500,000
Location:
Northern Europe
Language:
Swedish
Currency:
Swedish Krona
Wikipedia:
Wikipedia
Wikitravel:
Sweden
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Sweden Must See/Do

  1. The Stockholm Archipelago
  2. Design shops and galleries
  3. Any summer festival
  4. The Vasa Ship
  5. Göta Canal

Sweden See It Next Time

  1. A night in the Ice Hotel is rarely available except as part of a pricey package

When to Visit Sweden

From early June to mid-August travelers can expect long sunlit days - and nights - as well as the most festivals. Although winter days are short, temperatures in Stockholm are moderate and the cultural season is at its height.

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