Sweden is a scenic
country with lots of attractions. People have inhabited the country for
thousands of years. From the 8th to 11th century, Vikings lived in the
Scandinavian country. Owing to its culture, there are numerous things to do in
Sweden. The holidays and summer is the best time to visit. Here are
places that deserve a visit:
1. Öresund
Bridge
With the formation of
the European Union, came the need to connect countries previously separated by
the sea. The Oresund Bridge was a landmark project that reduced the commute
between Sweden and Denmark. Oresund Bridge is about 8 kilometers, which has a
manmade Island, and an underground section. Opened in 1999, it is still the
longest combined rail and road bridge in Europe. Before its construction,
vehicles, and passages had to use the ferry to make the journey. You can start
your vacation in Sweden and end up in Copenhagen, Denmark.
2. Stockholm
Attractions
Sweden tourism
centres on Stockholm. It is one of the most popular tourist destinations. If
you are in love, Stockholm will impress you. It is easy to get lost in the
city’s art galleries, architectural buildings, and museums. You can visit Djurgarden the country’s
national park. It has canals, forests, and more.
One you trip in Sweden,
stop over at Skyview for a bird’s view of Sweden’s 14 islands. Another iconic
place is the Vasa Museum that is inside a warship. The ship is something out of
history. It sunk during its first voyage and was salvaged 333 years later.
3. Stockholm’s
Old Town
For a piece of history
head over to the Gamla Stan, which is the largest and best looked after cities
in Europe. In the area, you will behold exquisite sights, restaurants, cafes,
and shops. The Royal Palace is in the district, where you will see hundreds of
rooms decorated in Rococo style. Vasamuseet museum is another place to visit,
which exhibits Sweden’s maritime history. You may also like the Swedish
Parliament, Storkyrkan, Nobelmuseet Museum, and Theatre of Death.
4. Northern
Lights
There are different
places to see the Northern lights including Norway. However, Sweden offers the
best locations. Consequently, thousands of people prefer the country to behold
this natural wonder. You will have to make your trip to
Sweden during the winter to catch the Northern Lights.
5. Dog
Sledding in Lapland
The Swedish Lapland is
a vast wilderness that occupies a quarter of Sweden’s land area. Only one
percent of the population lives in the wilderness. You can take a dog sled tour
through the silent ancient forests, riverbeds, and frozen lakes. There are different
parks to go sledding such as Sarek National Park, Abisko National Park, and
Jukkasjärvi.
Other Things to Do in
Sweden
You can visit
Gothenburg another City with attractions such as Feskekörka, Garden Society of
Gothenburg, Botanical Garden, and Liseberg theme park. Additionally, you can
tour Uppsala, which is Sweden’s fourth largest city.
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