For most Europeans, the difference between Sweden vs Switzerland is obvious. They are two separate countries, each with their own government, culture and language.Still, according to Google’s search results, people often mix them up. Let’s look at what sets them apart. A classic Swiss view: chalet in the mountains | Dino Reichmuth Sweden is a land […]
If you’re looking for remote white sand beaches, colourful fishing villages and rugged mountains dropping sheer into the sea, you might not think of heading high up into the Arctic Circle. Here are our recommendations for winter tours in one of Scandinavia’s top destinations: Lofoten! Pink skies over white mountains: Lofoten’s best season? | Bingqi
Winter may not be the warmest time to visit Sweden, but if you fancy visiting in the snowy season there’s no shortage of fun tours and cold-weather activities that you can sign up for. From ice-fishing to husky sledging, skating to moose safaris, you can have plenty of fun in the snow and on
While it’s true that summer is the peak time to visit, an autumn visit to Norway can be equally, if not more, rewarding. The view from Tjeldbergtind in Svolvær, Norway | Emmeli M There are fewer tourists about during the fall, for starters. The woods and forests also look stunning in their autumn colours. And
It’s the season for chasing aurora! One of the highlights of any trip to Scandinavia is to see the northern lights: a stunning display of colours that play across the dark skies in swirls of green, purple, blue and yellow. Magical northern lights on the Lofoten islands / Johannes Groll Venture north of the Arctic
Looking for things to do in Gotland? This idyllic island, located about 90km off the mainland in the Baltic Sea, is Sweden’s top summer getaway. With sandy beaches, charming fishing villages, and scenic countryside, Gotland offers a perfect mix of relaxation and adventure. Each summer, Swedes flock here in holiday mode, giving the usually tranquil
Snowy mountain peaks, gushing rivers, tranquil forests, Arctic landscapes, wild moorland and herds of reindeer – just some of the many reasons to tempt you onto Kungsleden (the King’s Trail) in Sweden this summer. Here’s all you need to know about tackling Sweden’s longest hiking trail! Sunset along Kungsleden / photo by Anna Kubiak
