🇸🇪Sweden

Accommodation options in Sweden cater to all budgets, ranging from budget-friendly hostels and guesthouses to luxury hotels and cozy cabins.

Explore Sweden's attractions, including the beautiful archipelago of Stockholm, the historic Gamla Stan, the stunning Northern Lights in Swedish Lapland, and the picturesque town of Visby on Gotland Island.

Sweden is known for its commitment to environmental conservation and sustainable practices. Respect nature and follow the 'allemansrätt' (right to public access) when exploring the countryside.

Try Swedish cuisine, including dishes like 'meatballs with lingonberry sauce,' 'gravlax' (salmon cured with dill and spices), 'herring,' and 'cinnamon buns.'

Attend local events and cultural festivals to experience Swedish traditions and customs.

Experience Swedish festivals, such as Midsummer celebrations, the Nobel Prize award ceremony, and Christmas markets.

Sweden offers high-quality healthcare services. EU/EEA citizens can use their European Health Insurance Card (EHIC). Non-EU travelers should have travel insurance.

Internet access is excellent in Sweden, and most hotels and cafes provide free Wi-Fi to customers.

The official language of Sweden is Swedish. However, English is widely spoken, and you'll have no trouble communicating with locals.

Sweden offers a wide range of outdoor activities, including hiking in national parks, skiing in winter resorts, and canoeing in pristine lakes.

Capture the breathtaking landscapes, stunning architecture, and unique cultural experiences in Sweden through photography.

Sweden is considered one of the safest countries in the world. Exercise usual precautions and keep an eye on your belongings in crowded areas.

Look for Swedish design products, glassware, handicrafts, and souvenirs made from natural materials.

Sweden has an excellent transportation system, including trains, buses, and domestic flights, making it easy to travel between cities and regions.

Sweden is part of the European Union. EU/EEA citizens can enter with a valid ID card. Non-EU citizens may require a Schengen visa. Check the official Swedish embassy website for the latest visa information.

Sweden has a varied climate. In the south, summers are mild with temperatures around 20-25°C (68-77°F), while winters can be cold, with temperatures averaging -4 to 2°C (24-36°F). In the north, winters are colder, and temperatures can drop below -30°C (-22°F).

In case of emergencies, dial 112 (general emergency number) or 11414 (police). Save your embassy or consulate's contact details.

Pack appropriate clothing for the season, including warm layers and waterproof gear, especially if visiting during winter.

Download apps like 'Visit Sweden' and 'SJ' for travel information, local tips, and train schedules.

Swedes value punctuality and personal space. It's customary to take off your shoes when entering someone's home.

When in restaurants, it's customary to leave a small tip (5-10% of the bill) if you're satisfied with the service.

Support sustainable tourism by using eco-friendly transportation and participating in eco-conscious activities.