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Sweden Trips

Why travel solo to Sweden?

With its islands, inland lakes and Baltic shores, Sweden’s landscape is one of wild Scandinavian beauty – a natural choice for your winter escape.

One of the best places to experience the Northern Lights, winter in Sweden is a season of frosted magic. The far north is home to Sweden’s indigenous community, the Sámi people. As one of the last remaining indigenous communities in Europe, the Sámi retain their semi-nomadic culture and traditions.

On our four-day winter escape, you’ll learn about their distinctive way of life over a family dinner, you’ll meditate with huskies and cut through the snowy landscape on cross-country-skis. The highlight? Admiring the Northern Lights ebbing through the night sky.



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Top places to visit in Sweden

Kiruna, Lapland

High above the Arctic Circle, this is where to go to experience truly pristine Arctic wilderness. Where dense, deserted forests crackle with ice and the footsteps of reindeer and wild moose, and the Northern Lights dance above your head – you’ll feel a million miles from the everyday here.

Stockholm

The gorgeous capital city, well known for its picturesque archipelago, historic old Town (Gamla Stan), royal palaces, and museums. That’s not the mention an array of world-class restaurants and beautiful hotels.

Gothenberg

A charming coastal city with canals, seafood markets, the Liseberg amusement park, and beautiful gardens.

Visby, Gotland

A UNESCO-listed medieval town with well-preserved city walls, cobbled streets, and historical ruins, perfect for a summer visit, but magical in winter, too.

Trips to Sweden

Sweden facts

What's the language?

Swedish

What's the currency?

Euro

Timezone
Top three activities

1. Searching for moose in the Arctic wilderness
2. Cross-country skiing through deserted snowy forest
3. Hunting for the Northern Lights

Top five dishes to try

1. Swedish Meatballs
2. Graxlax – cured salmon served with mustard-dill sauce on rye
3. Smörgåsbord – A traditional Swedish buffet
4. Raggmunk – Crispy potato pancakes
5. Surströmming – Fermented herring

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Average temp in winter

What's the temperature like?

Sweden’s temperature in winter ranges hugely depending on if you’re in the north or south. Northern Sweden, above the Arctic Circle, can go as low as -30, while Stockholm will drop to around -3.

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