A World Heritage site is a place of natural or cultural interest which is so valuable that it is important for the whole of humanity. It is a place, site, environment, or object which provides …

In the early 17th century, Sweden was busy building an empire around the Baltic Sea in northern Europe. A strong navy was essential. During the 1620s Sweden was at war with Poland. In 1625 the …

Many people would love to attend the Nobel Prize festivities, but few are privileged to do so. One way to breathe in some of the Nobel aura without a formal invitation is to visit the …

During the past decade, Stockholm has become one of Europe’s most attractive culinary cities and is now at the forefront internationally both in terms of quality and creativity. This is due not least to an …

Transporting yourself on two wheels lets you go almost as an unnoticed guest in the countryside.

The Swedish mountain regions stretch over 600 miles from Treriksröset in the north to Dalarna in the south. There is plenty of hiking for beginners and families with children, as well as for the astute, …

Why sweat it out when you can let a shaggy friend do the work? Traveling in the company of animals provides the unique experience of being close to nature. Choose from unforgettable journeys through the …

A trip across frozen lakes while the stars light the heavens and the Northern Lights flash is an overwhelming experience. An expedition in April to mountain streams that have just begun to ripple is unforgettable.

Europe’s largest national park – often called Western Europe’s last remaining wilderness – the hiker comes face to face with a natural beauty that is hard to match anywhere in the world.

At least, according to David Attenborough, the famous wildlife film-maker! Abisko is one of two places in Europe that qualified as such in his series ”Natural Wonders of the World”.

Like a glittering turquoise eye and pupil, the little lake and its stage lie deep down in Dalhalla’s natural amphitheatre overlooked by a majestically high mountain.

Sweden has a great many castles and country estates spread throughout the country. From medieval citadels to castles constructed at the end of the 19th century under a variety of ownership forms including private, royal, …

The Dalsland canal with the aqueduct in Håverud is a spectacular feat of engineering. Paddlers, people in recreational boats and on tours alike are fascinated by the way roads, railway and canal cross each other.

250 miles of sandy beaches and big, beautiful national parks. Fields of yellow rape and deep green forests. Peaceful country life and grand city vistas. Genuine industries and innovative companies. Quality of life to our …

This is the home of the world-famous Swedish glassworks — 11 glassworks, each with its own image and its own atmosphere.

The rock carvings in Tanumshede are on the Unesco´s list of World Heritages. These magnificent pictures, some carved 3000 years ago, bear a unique testimony to the Bronze Age world. Not only do they make …