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Sweden takes great pride in its natural beauty so of course there are plenty of trekking tours to enjoy here, including the well-known Padjelanta trail. Head to Norrbottens län, the country’s northernmost county, for incredible views of the Northern Lights. Try not to get lost in Stockholm, which is spread across 14 islands, connected by over 50 bridges!

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Best Time To Visit Sweden
Best Time To Visit Sweden
The homeland of the Vikings, Sweden is charming in many ways. It has a beautiful countryside, rugged coastline, great cities and marvelous cuisine. There, you can discover walled medieval towns and forts and see the Northern Lights. If you go north, stay some time with the Sami people and experience the nomadic life. Rich wildlife, including reindeer, inhabits Swedish mountains, forests and lakes. Stockholm, the capital, and Gothenburg are major cities in Sweden. Now, let's see when is the best time to visit Sweden. Stockholm looks ethereal against the night sky. July to August are the best months to visit Sweden due to pleasant weather.
Sweden in January: Weather, Tips, and More
Sweden in January: Weather, Tips, and More
Sweden in January is an adventure seeker’s paradise. While the weather may be chilly, travelers will find plenty of winter activities, from skiing in the mountains to ice-skating on frozen lakes. This is also one of the best months to chase the Northern Lights in the Swedish Lapland. With thinner tourist crowds compared to the peak summer season, a trip to Sweden in January is also perfect if you wish to explore the country’s wintry sights and attractions without feeling rushed.
Sweden in February: Weather, Tips and More
Sweden in February: Weather, Tips and More
If you dream of exploring a winter wonderland, seeing the Northern lights dancing above your head in ribbons of verdant green and purple, trying dogsledding or savoring the snowy landscapes, Sweden in February might just be the perfect place for you.February is the final winter month in Sweden and offers visitors a magical winter experience. As the long darkness of Polar Night begins to fade towards the end of this month, it's an ideal time to embrace Swedish winter with fewer crowds, when all the winter activities and things to do are still very much available. Visit Kiruna for breathtaking Northern Lights views still prominent in early February, or stay at the Icehotel in Jukkasjärvi for a unique ice and snow experience. Ski in Åre or Sälen, go dog sledding, and immerse yourself in Stockholm's culture and cuisine. A trip to Sweden in February is not to be missed, as it is all things magical!
Sweden in March: Weather, Tips, and More
Sweden in March: Weather, Tips, and More
If you're considering a trip to Sweden when there are fewer crowds and snow but warming weather, then March is an ideal time to visit.March is a brilliant time for outdoor pursuits like skiing, snowboarding, and sledding without the worry of deep freezing conditions. It’s also the month of festivals, including the annual Vasaloppet, the world’s longest and oldest ski race, the Stockholm Carnival, and more. With plenty of exciting sights to see and thrilling activities to do, March in Sweden offers a wonderful opportunity to experience the beauty of the spring season before the crowds arrive.
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Anonymous | Traveled in September

This is an excellent tour of Norway, which is a scenic country. Trafalgar tours are well organized and the hotels are good quality. The tour director was knowledgeable and overall I enjoyed the experience

Barbara H. | Traveled in September

We thoroughly enjoyed the trip. The trip on the fjords was breathtaking. They cover so many little unique spots of interest. Really enjoyed having the hotel accommodations in the center of the city. This allowed you to explore more easily on your own. All meals provided were great!

Anonymous | Traveled in September

This was a lovely tour. We were on the move and going throughout the day, and each day, and saw the most amazing sights and ate the most incredible foods! Highly recommend this tour, and especially if you get as your guide!!❤️ Her shoes, yall!!!! 😍

Rod W. | Traveled in September

Comprehensive, interesting series of locations visited. Moderate amount of daily walking required. Tight complete schedule with limited time for relaxation (but optional participation allows for freedom of choice). Enjoyed the International list of participants. Various modes of daily travel (bus, train rides, boat trips, & “old town” walking, subways, aerial trams, observation points) a definite plus.

Adele | Traveled in September

Perfect solution for first-time travellers to Scandinavia (Denmark, Norway, Sweden) who have limited time to plan/book the trip like ourselves. The itinerary is quite comprehensive of the must-see items, especially if you include all the optional items (which you’ll choose and pay during the tour). We skipped some of the optional items to do our own thing, which is a great flexibilty provided by the tour! This allowed us to visit attractions that the tour only drove-by e.g. swam in the canal of Copenhagen and spent half a day in the Abba Museum

Anonymous | Traveled in September

What a wonderful trip!! Our tour director was amazing! He was extremely knowledgeable and charismatic! Our driver was professional and courteous. The scenery was breathtaking! Our guide explained every excursion in detail. For those who didn’t do the excursions he provided multiple options of things to do and see. I would highly recommend this trip.

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Sweden Tours - Highlights and Travel Trips

The Vikings, the reindeers, the Northern lights and endless warm summer nights; Sweden is a country that feels like it is right out of a fairy tale. This Scandinavian country is full of life, character and culture. Despite the location of the country, the Gulf Stream makes the weather mild and temperate in Sweden. It is one of those countries you can experience all the seasons in their full glorious state with white cold winters, soft colorful springs, warm summers and clear golden falls.

Sweden is a country that has been blessed with plentiful natural lakes, forests, hills and wildlife. Swedes carry the freedom and the air of life that reflect their placid environment; they are cheerful, helpful and do not hold back when consuming good food and fine distilled beverages unique to their land. During winter, Sweden is perfect for skiing, sledding, snowboarding and ice fishing. ABBA (the museum), Stockholm Palace, Djurgården park, The Göta Canal, and Abisko National Park rank high in popular tourist attractions and destinations.

Tour Highlights

  • Walk the vibrant cobblestone streets of Gamla Stan
  • Cruise down the Gota Canal
  • Visit some reindeer in the Sámi village of Rávttas
  • Go dog sledding
  • Shop at the winter market in Jokkmokk, Lapland
  • Take a steamboat tour of the Stockholm archipelago
  • See the incredible Vasa Battleship at The Vasa Museum

Travel Tips

  • Like most Scandinavian capital cities, Stockholm is a cyclist’s paradise. Do as the locals do. Rent a bike and explore the city’s 800km of bike paths.
  • Get ready to try some new (and smelly) foods. Popular Swedish cuisine includes pickled herring and fermented fish.
  • Looking to buy a drink to enjoy in the comfort of your hotel room? Very little alcohol is sold in Swedish supermarkets. For anything stronger than low-percentage beer, you will have to visit your closest Sytembolaget (government owned chain of liquor stores).
  • Your trip to Sweden might be one of your most relaxing holidays ever, thanks to ‘fika’. Loosely translated as ‘pause’ or ‘coffee break’, it basically means the Swedes love to take a break and enjoy a hot drink and some pastries with their loved ones.
  • The Swedes are very polite and expect you to be the same. Never, ever cut in a queue while in Sweden.

Sweden has seasonal weather so please do check up on the best time to visit Sweden before planning your tour. And if you’re still hunting for more things to do and places to explore in Sweden, do check out our Sweden Travel Guide for more information.

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