Sweden tours
Explore Sweden with Blue-Roads
Colorful coastlines, a wealth of traditions and a bustling, cosmopolitan capital – Sweden is a slice of Scandinavian paradise that’s full of surprises. Lose yourself in the streets of uber-stylish Stockholm: a fashion, food and design capital of the first order. Or leave the city behind and discover Sweden’s vast, untamed beauty that encompasses everything from idyllic archipelagoes to dense, mossy forests and tranquil lakes.
As if all that weren’t enough, there is also a rich and complex history to unravel as well as a distinctly unique culture to immerse yourself in. Join Blue-Roads on a tour through spectacular Sweden, from its unspoiled hinterland to electric cities like Stockholm and Malmö.
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A Scandinavian Journey: Denmark to Sweden
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Best things to do in Sweden
Admire Lund Cathedral
Attracting over 700,000 visitors and more than 85,000 worshippers each year, Skåne’s impressive Lund Cathedral is not only one of the region’s most popular attractions but also one of its best-loved buildings, and it’s not hard to see why. Admire it’s imposing stone exterior, crane your neck upwards to take in the soaring 55-meter-tall tower or step inside and experience the tranquility of the cool, echoing interiors.
Cruise down the Göta Canal
This gently winding canal connects the enormous Lake Vänern in the north to Lake Vättern in the south, etching its way across the gorgeous Swedish countryside for over 120 miles. Take to the water on a canal cruise or make your way along the banks on foot or on two wheels with a cycling tour. Either way, the heart-stealing views and villages of the Göta Canal are bound to capture your imagination.
Visit Sweden’s Volvo Museum
An iconic Swedish export right up there along with the likes of IKEA, ABBA and meatballs – Volvo is more than a car manufacturer, it’s an institution in Sweden. Pay a visit to the famous Volvo Museum in Gothenburg and learn more about this history of one of the world’s most instantly recognisable brands: from early product development to futuristic designs.