Sweden

Sweden's capital and most populous city, Stockholm spans 14 small islands, offering its visitors culture, nightlife, and great food.

Known for its amazing well-preserved ruins, this Swedish town's fascinating history dates back to the 12C.

The nation's second largest metropolis is vibrant, cosmopolitan, and packed with world class attractions.

Home to a number of beautiful historic buildings, as well as ecclesiastical landmarks, this ancient city is now a vibrant metropolis.

Sweden's third-largest city is cosmopolitan, contemporary, and cool, blending its medieval past with a lively, modern vibe.

The largest city in northern Sweden boasts warm beaches in the summer, as well as excellent snowboarding and winter sports opportunities.

Sweden's second-oldest town is a magical mix of narrow, cobbled lanes, medieval treasures, and a culturally thriving student scene.

Originally part of Denmark, Halmstad's proximity to some of Sweden's best beaches makes it a great summer getaway.

Situated in the south of Sweden, the city of Linkoping mixes its wealth of medieval history and sights with a modern atmosphere.

A picturesque lakeside city, Ostersund is home to amazing winter sports amidst excellent cultural attractions.

Boasting an industrial history, this pleasant town offers diverse architecture and easy access to some of Sweden's best sights.

One of Sweden's largest cities and home to several historic and cultural attractions, Orebro is most famous for its iconic castle.