Attractions in Sweden

Gamla Stan, the colorful and lively Old Town of the Swedish metropolis, is located exactly on three islands: Stadsholmen, which is often referred to as Gamla Stan, Helgeandsholmen and Riddarholmen. … read more

Kullen's Fyr
Lighthouse on the Kullaberg
Kullens Fyr is the brightest lighthouse in Scandinavia and stands 78.5 meters above sea level at the very tip of the Kullabergs nature reserve … read more

It is not very big, but all the more historical - the Stortorget, Stockholm's former marketplace in the colorful Gamla Stan. Even without knowledge of the events that took place … read more

The huge walls of the city castle show from afar that this building plays a major role in Stockholm. It used to stand for the medieval Vasaburg, which was completely … read more

Sweden's highest waterfall measures just 93m with a drop of 70m. Nestled in the Fulufjället National Park, founded in 2002, you can visit it surrounded by wild Swedish nature. In … read more

Store Mosse National Park is a nature experience. Bird-filled lakes, fens and with one of the largest raised bogs in southern Sweden. Marked footpath and footbridges lead through the moor. … read more

easy to reach and very photogenic waterfall in spring

The entrance is significantly larger than the one in the west. There is a huge parking lot (also at night) for mobile homes, a fireplace, information material, seats and toilets.

In the National Park Center you can get information, plan your hiking tour, play with your children, have a coffee, watch spotting animals and much more. It definitely lasts to … read more

Nimis is a work of art near Arild am Kullaberg.
Nimis, the temporarily very controversial work by the artist Lars Vilks, is hidden on the north side of the Kullaberg … read more

Very nice little but fine hiking round.
Is also feasible with children.
Our girls 4,6,8, despite partially stony climbs and on the way fallen trees very well maintained.

Just wow. It's not easy, there's no way, but I think that's the most fun thing. And then you go through this narrow gorge with its high, almost vertical stone walls. An indescribable feeling between freedom and confinement;)

Helsingborg is a great coastal city with a lot to discover. The beautiful town hall made of red bricks stands right here. The view down from the slope is certainly … read more

Bergs Slussar is the Göta Canal's largest flight of locks and one of Sweden's most famous engineering structures. The imposing lock system, almost a kilometer long, is a well-visited attraction … read more

If you want to immerse yourself in the history of the city of Malmö, all you have to do is take a look around the Stortorget. The most imposing building … read more

Stockholm City Hall (Swedish: Stockholms stadshus or Stadshuset locally) is the building of the Municipal Council for the City of Stockholm in Sweden. It stands on the eastern tip of … read more

The Vasa Museum (Swedish: Vasamuseet) is a maritime museum in Stockholm, Sweden. Located on the island of Djurgården, the museum displays the only almost fully intact 16th century ship that … read more

Ale Stenar is also called the "Swedish Stonehenge" and is a tomb consisting of 59 stones. It is located high on a hill directly on the coast and measures about … read more

The Optimist Orchestra sculpture on Sodergatan in Malmö was created and erected by Yngve Lundell in 1985 to celebrate the opening of Malmö's first pedestrian shopping street.

The smaller of the huts is a Raststuga for everyone. Wood for heating is ready and even an old stove / oven could be used. In the larger house you can apparently stay overnight. Pre-registration probably in Naturum.