Nice Places to visit in Sweden

STOCKHOLM is widely celebrated not only as the capital of Scandinavia, but also as one of the world’s most beautiful cities, built where lake meets sea, on fourteen islands, with ten centuries of history and culture.

KOSTERHAVET is the first Swedish marine park, it’s centered around the car-free Koster Islands, only a two-hour drive up the lovely coast from Gothenburg.

ICEHOTEL is the largest hotel made from snow and ice in the world, it offers many verities of entertainment such as, Northern Lights viewing, ice driving, moose watching and ice sculpting.

Aurora Sky Station is one of the best spots in the world to see the Northern Lights. This fantastic natural light show appears around the beginning of September (town of Kiruna) to around the end of March all over Swedish Lapland.

Timber rafting in Värmland is the setting for this river adventure in the province of Värmland. The people at Vildmark Adventures show you how to build the raft, supply you with logs and ropes and other basics and then it’s up to you to build your mode of transport and home for anything between 1 day and one week. You stay under a tent on the raft, or pitch your tent on the riverbank.

Biking Dalarna is a province in central Sweden famous for its cute, floral-painted Dalecarlian model wooden horses and the Vasaloppet marathon ski race. But it is also getting known for its cycling thrills The largest town up here is Falun, famous for the Falun Copper Mine, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a gigantic 90-metre ski jump smack bang in the middle of the town.

Växjöis a lively and attractive small town in southern Sweden that was named the ‘Greenest city in Europe´, It aims to be fossil-fuel free by 2030 (and it’s well the way to achieving it), it is increasing its share of renewable energy, it is building passive housing and buildings (heated by body heat and electrical appliances), more of its citizens are using green public transport and bikes to get around and buying ecological products.

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