Ferries to Sweden
Ferry services to Sweden are numerous from all corners of Europe.
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Sweden’s exceptional natural scenery and enormous tracts of untouched wilderness are a major attraction. People from all over the world travel to Lapland to experience the magnificent natural scenery and such exotic phenomena as the midnight sun, the aurora borealis (northern lights), Arctic chill and total silence.
During the warmer half of the year, people from all over Europe travel to all parts of Sweden to enjoy the luxury of peaceful solitude in a splendid natural setting that features extensive forests and thousands of lakes.
Getting around
The excellent rail system is run by Swedish State Railways. The network is more concentrated in the populated south where services run between the main cities, but routes extend to the forested and sparsely populated lake area of the north.
Sweden’s roads are well-maintained and relatively uncongested but animals crossing the road in remote areas can be a hazard.
Sightseeing
The capital city of Stockholm, with its dozens of museums, lures tourists with its unique mixture of natural beauty, cultural heritage and modern international urban cultur. The second largest city, Göteborg, is a hub for maritime traffic on the North Sea and also has plenty to offer in the way of entertainment and cultural experiences.
Since the opening of the Öresund Bridge, Sweden’s third-largest city, Malmö, has joined with Copenhagen to form an exciting new cross-border metropolitan region.
In the small northern village of Jukkasjärvi, the famous Ice Hotel offers ice beds and drinks in its Absolut Icebar. It is rebuilt every winter after the summer.