Sweden is located in the Scandinavian peninsula. This country attracts visitors with its unique architectural structures, lush forests, peaceful and calm atmosphere. If you are thinking of turning your route to Northern Europe, be sure to check out our list of places to visit in Sweden!
Places to See in Sweden
- Stockholm – Gamla Stan
Stockholm, the capital of Sweden, always finds itself at the top of the list of the most livable cities. It is one of the most developed cities in Scandinavia. You can witness the rich history of the city closely if you start your trip to Stockholm from Gamla Stan. This region consists of three islands and is connected by bridges. Gamla Stan has been the center of the capital since 1252. Buildings with fascinating medieval architecture, Parliament Building, Stockholm Church, German Church, Nobel Museum, Stortorget (Grand Square), Royal Palace are among the places to visit in Gamla Stan.
- Stockholm – Drottningholm Palace
How would you like to go on a pleasant journey that goes back centuries? The Swedish royal family lived in this palace. The palace has managed to survive from the 17th century to the present day, in the best way possible. While the rooms in the south of the palace are reserved for the royal residents, certain sections are open to visitors. It is possible to feel like a member of the royal family while strolling through the grand halls of the palace.
- Malmö – Öresund Bridge
When you come to Sweden, Malmö is one of the cities you can add to your travel list. It is the third largest city in the country. Malmö has traces of Scandinavian architecture. The squares and lush green parks in the city are worth seeing. You can start your tour from the old city center, and if you are interested in visiting a museum, you can visit the Konstmuseum and the Natural History Museum. The world-famous Öresund Bridge with its different architecture may be enough to make your trip to Sweden unforgettable. I say don’t return without traveling on the bridge that connects Sweden and Denmark.
Places to Visit in Sweden
Göteborg – Haga
Gothenburg is known as a student city in Sweden. The city is home to two universities. Gothenburg is also the second largest city in the country. On the other hand, it has the largest port in Scandinavia. In this way, Göteborg also contributes greatly to the economy of the country. You can start your Gothenburg tour from Haga first and take a pleasant photo tour among wooden houses. The history of the town of Haga goes back to the 17th century. This place is the most touristic point of the city. Don’t forget to taste fresh seafood in the town surrounded by cafes, restaurants and souvenir shops.
- Gotland – Visby
Welcome to the largest island in the Baltic Sea! You will experience a completely different Swedish experience on Gotland Island. The island is located on the eastern coast of the country, 200 kilometers from the capital Stockholm. You can hike, ride a bike and enjoy nature on its long beaches. The island is known for being home to the best preserved medieval city walls in the world. Visby is the only Swedish city on the island. Visby is on the UNESCO World Heritage list with its magnificent historical buildings. The city attracts thousands of tourists every year.
- Laponya, Abisko
Would you like to travel to the far north of Sweden and experience a moment that you can perhaps only experience once in your life? The town of Abisko in Sweden’s Lapland region welcomes millions of travelers who want to see the Northern Lights every year. Abisko is known as the most comfortable place to watch the Northern Lights, thanks to its lower cloud density compared to other parts of the country. Abisko is one of the most enjoyable destinations for trekking enthusiasts, with its national park hosting hundreds of species of plants and animals.
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