Attractions in Sweden

The whole old town "Gamla stan" is a single highlight. To enumerate individual things would not do justice to many things. If you have seen the pictures of the tour komoot.de/tour/16317103, you know what I mean.

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

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

The Store Mosse National Park is a highlight in South Sweden holidays. Definitely make the rounds.

Norra Kvill is one of the four national parks in Småland. It consists of real Småland primeval forest. The forest has not been cleared for 150 years, and some of …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

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

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

Great to "climb" a bit!
The rocks are shaped so that there is always a safe step!

Imposing waterfalls. Here on the second section are the largest waterfalls. Video here:

If you go through the gorge to the end and then right up, you come to a hill with a great view; So it should be clear weather, then you have a wide view.

Access Ales Stenar from Kåseberga, there are two paths, one up Kåsevägen and Killevägen from the village, the other from the harbour. Both are gravel, the latter has a steep climb and hard to ride up.

This is "the" starting point to the famous Kungsleden. Here you can come to rest again and sleep properly. The restaurant is also recommended.read more

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.

The Danish King Christian III had the castle built by Marten Bussert in the 16th century. Since 1658 the area became Swedish owned. Since 1828 the castle served as a …read more

Malmö Rådhus, the historic town hall of Malmö, is located on the east side of the large market place Stortorget in the heart of the old town Gamla Staden.read more

Kullens 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 Kullaberg nature reserve near Mölle.read more

Drottningholm Palace
is Sweden's best preserved royal palace and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it is also the private royal residence.

Drottningholm Palace was originally a royal pleasure palace …read more

Storforsen can be easily reached on foot, but you have to take a small detour in purchasing. The much nicer path leads along the river. It is recommended to wear strong and non-slip footwear.

In Kullaberg caves have traces of the Stone Age (Upper Palaeolithic) discovered and below the lighthouse, a figure from the Bronze Age. The pebble beaches and grottoes were used by …read more