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We invite you to discover your very own Eskilstuna.

Eskilstuna is a small big city in Södermanland, large enough to offer a wide selection of restaurants, shopping, culture, entertainment and activities. Most attractions are within walking distance surrounded by water and green spaces.

Meet the wild animals in Parken Zoo or take a stroll in the small town of Torshälla. Hike on one of the many trails, treat yourself to a refreshing dip in Lake Mälaren. Learn about the proud industrial history of Eskilstuna, beginning at the Rademacher orges (Rademachersmedjorna) and carrying on to the Munktellmuseet (museum), where you can see the very first tractor in Sweden. Many of the experiences in Eskilstuna are environmentally friendly, for example the world’s first Recycling Mall – ReTuna.

On the east coast, an hour south of Stockholm, Nyköping is one of Sweden’s oldest towns.

Discover the historic town centre, the lively restaurant scene, the rugged, unspoilt beauty of the archipelago, and the warm welcome extended to visitors. Nestled between the sea and the country estates of Sörmland, Nyköping offers something for everyone, from nature reserves to sporting and cultural events. The rest of the world is within easy reach, with Stockholm Skavsta international airport right on the doorstep. Welcome to a vibrant meeting place by the sea. Welcome to Nyköping.

Stockholm Archipelago is one of largest archipelagos in Sweden.

With a fantastic water landscape, the Stockholm archipelago offers a wide range of experiences. Stockholm Archipelago is a regional destination bureau owned by 8 municipalities, Stockholm City Council, the County administrative board of Stockholm and the Stockholm Archipelago foundation, we work with marketing and development of the destination for the international visitor.

Take a break in the regal county of Sörmland.

Sörmland is located south of the capital city Stockholm, between Lake Mälaren and the Baltic Sea. Castles and manors give the region much of its character, there are some 400 castles and manor houses, surrounded by parks, treelined avenues and meadows.

The countryside of Sala offers a lot of exciting activities in nature.

Destination Sala in Västmanland is found where the plains of Uppsala and agricultural land of Mälardalen meet the dense forests of Bergslagen. Find tranquility and a lot of space, but also find a charming city center with shops, cafés, restaurants and events. The countryside of Sala offers a lot of exciting activities in nature, from taking a walk with an alpaca to beaver safaris. Hiking and biking trails in the middle of wilderness. Canoeing in the surroundings around Sala Silvermine’s water system. You can stay at cozy B&B:s in different parts of the destination. Try farm life and “be a farmer” for a day or a weekend at a sustainable farm and enjoy an outdoor cooked lunch.

Västerås in Västmanland has a stunning location on the banks of Lake Mälaren.

With an archipelago dotted with small islands, it can all be reached by boat. Or by tour skates once the ice thickens. How about the pristine nature, where you can hike or cycle tour. There are destinations for history buffs and bon vivants, from the skypiercing spires of our cathedral, to Sweden’s most ancient burial site at Anundshög, to the award-winning Steam Hotel and Utter Inn underwater hotel. Thrill-seekers can be thrilled at Kokpunten waterpark and golfers can enjoy playing well-known courses. And not forgetting charming and cobblestoned Kyrkbacken, the old wooden-housed area of the city. It is probably this unique mix that makes Västerås the place it is.

Västmanland is known for wild nature, rich history and lakeside calm.

From the deep forests of Bergslagen in the north to the shimmering waters of Lake Mälaren and Lake Hjälmaren in the south, Västmanland offers grand natural experiences, high-energy adventures, fascinating historical landmarks and peaceful relaxation.

Sigtuna, Sweden's first town - was built as a political and religious center of power over 1000 years ago.

A unique place to discover. You will find us less than one hour from Stockholm and Uppsala in Uppland. Sigtuna is easily accessible with public transport, car, boat or why not by plane via Stockholm-Arlanda Airport. Come to Sigtuna and visit the picture-perfect medieval town with runestones, ruins and castles and relish in our beautiful surroundings. Enjoy paddle tennis, mountain-bike weekends with friends or go for round of golf. It´s easy to explore the landscape and the nature lake Mälaren has to offer. We have welcomed visitors for over 1000 years. This is a place where the past meets the future. Welcome to a sustainable destination!

https://destinationsodertalje.se

Stockholm Archipelago is one of largest archipelagos in Sweden.

With a fantastic water landscape, the Stockholm archipelago offers a wide range of experiences. Stockholm Archipelago is a regional destination bureau owned by 8 municipalities, Stockholm City Council, the County administrative board of Stockholm and the Stockholm Archipelago foundation, we work with marketing and development of the destination for the international visitor.

Visit Stockholm is the official visitors bureau of Stockholm.

We promote and develop the Stockholm region as a travel destination, with the aim to increase the number of international bed nights. We are here to help you, whether you are a meeting planner, event organizer or professional within travel trade. We have all the tools and inspiration you need to promote Stockholm. Looking forward to meet you!

Uppsala in Uppland has a rich and inspiring range of cultural activities and exciting events.

Together with whole of Sweden’s history – all in one place.

The tourist attractions are numerous and exciting. In addition, there is beautiful nature, both in the centre of town and close by. For travellers Uppsala is only 30 minutes away from Stockholm and 18 minutes from Stockholm Arlanda Airport by train. In the city the distances are short, and you can easily walk to any sight or attraction. Uppsala is today a modern city yet retains a small-town feel. It’s Sweden’s fourth largest city and home to two universities, a rich cultural life and beautiful scenery.

Contacts: Lovisa Sjökvist: [email protected] & John Ringh: [email protected]

Welcome to Roslagen - the coastal countryside of Stockholm.

For generations, people have returned here for their time off - to holiday homes and landscapes they return year after year. Many have also chosen to stay - all year round. Here, islanders and mainlanders live side by side with summer visitors and holidaymakers - between the archipelago, mills and the countryside, close to nature and water, with major cities in central Sweden and Arlanda - and the wordl - within easy reach.

Contacts:
Northern Roslagen: Östhammar / Lisa Karm Togo, [email protected]
Central Roslagen: Norrtälje / Tomas Johansson, [email protected]
Southern Roslagen: Österåker / Anna Fannberg / [email protected]

Örebro, in the heart of Sweden, is known for its beautiful city center, in which has retained much of the old architecture.

Right in the middle of the town is Örebro’s most famous sight, the impressive medieval Castle. Other popular attractions are the picturesque old town Wadköping and Gustavsvik resort with indoor+outdoor bathing and a 5-star camping site. Just 20 minutes west of Örebro is the hilly area Kilsbergen, perfect for hiking and mountain biking. East of the city is Sweden’s fourth largest lake, Hjälmaren, that can be experienced from the lovely Katrinelund resort or the cosy island Vinön.

Örebro county - The Heart of Sweden is situated 2 hours from Stockholm.

There are plenty of things to discover and explore. 2 National parks, gastronomic food, manors, hotels and cottages close to the nature, cosy wooden towns, bicycling- and hiking trails in a wild landscape. The adventure is closer than you think!

The county of Gävleborg is made up of two provinces;

Hälsingland to the north and Gästrikland in the south. Come here to enjoy the wildlife, the culture, the outdoor life and primarily disconnect from our chaotic daily lives in truly magnificent surroundings. Wild forests, native wildlife, charming accommodations & UNESCO world heritage sites are the highlights of our incredible, small and personal environment. We don’t do 5-star resort hotels, but we do do luxury-in-experience.

www.gastrikland.se

https://destinationhalsingland.se

https://jarvso.se

Dalarna is often called “Sweden in miniature”.

The Dalarna landscape is one of mountains, waterfalls and rivers, deep forests with woodland lakes and open rolling farmland. Perfect country for hiking, skiing, cycling, skating, canoeing and other outdoor adventures. Much of the popular imagery of Sweden, culturally and geographically, is from Dalarna; a pretty red-painted cottage by a glittering lake in the evening sun, people in brightly-coloured folk costumes dance and swirl in celebration of Midsummer and of course the Dala-horse.

All very Swedish. All very Dalarna.

Visit Värmland supports travel organisers in finding the right activities, sights, and accommodation.

Located in the heart of Sweden, the region of Värmland offers nature, culture, and culinary experiences for both groups and individual travellers. With its forests, lakes and rivers, the region is ideal for hiking, biking, canoeing, kayaking, timber rafting, fishing, skiing and much more.

The destination Arctic Sweden covers 25% of Swedens total area.

But it is still quite unknown for a large part of the world. And even though it can feel remote it is easy to reach by plane, train, bus or by car. This is the arctic Sweden and one of only 7 places in the world where you can experience the Arctic. The region features mountains, forests, marshes, large rivers, archipelagos, and sea. It is the only part of Sweden that borders two countries, and this has influenced the region greatly.

When the northern lights season is over, a period of never-ending light and midnight sun begins with up to 100 days of midnight light per year and the summer adventures feel endless. At the end of the summer the circle is completed, and darkness returns. The auroras can yet again be seen dancing in the skies and visitors can experience an easily accessible winter wonderland.

Arctic Sweden is home to world sensations such as the Icehotel and Treehotel, but also genuine, authentic, and small-scale tourism with focus on people and encounters. We invite guests from all over the world to share our everyday arctic life and our way of living.

Contact persons: Sofi Holmgren ([email protected]) and David Lind ([email protected])

Heart of Lapland is the Eastern part of Swedish Lapland.

It consists of the five municipalities Haparanda, Kalix, Pajala, Överkalix and Övertorneå. The destination is made up of several river valleys, where Torne Valley and Kalix River valley are the prominent ones. This is where minority languages like Meänkieli and the Sámi languages are spoken alongside Swedish, Finnish, and local river valley dialects. Heart of Lapland is still a hidden gem, with local family-owned businesses and small-scale entrepreneurs – all surrounded by woodlands, lakes, rivers and Europe’s northernmost archipelago.

We share our everyday lives, which are far from ordinary.

Kiruna is home to Sweden's highest mountains, the world's largest underground iron ore mine, the original ICEHOTEL and is considered the space capital of Europe. Here in the norternmost part of Swedish Lapland, the contrasts are as beautiful as they are numerous, almost infinite. You will find a variety of activities for all seasons. Winter months with blue, arctic light, and the Northern Lights dancing across the skies. Later in the season there will be the midnight sun and the Arctic Autumn is a visual spectacle of light and colour where nature's pantry is rich. The Sámi has taught us that there are actually eight seasons, seasons that are very important for their reindeer herding. Kiruna is undergoing an exciting transformation. The entire town is about to relocate because of the mine and the ore deposits. But our warm welcome and wild countryside surrounding the town will still be here to greet you, just as they've always done. We have the raw materials, the culture, the experiences. Share our everyday lives, which are far from ordinary.

Luleå is arctic adventure under the midnight sun.

It is bathing in a river and kayaking towards the horizon. The midwinter cold, the wind and the never-ending light from the midnight sun has shaped a vast and tranquil archipelago. Food is defined by local ingredients, award winning chefs and international influences. Luleå is a city rich in culture and the possibility for excursions are many.

Either season there a variety of activities, both action-filled and also calm with a focus on wellness.

Boden is the woodlands and the river valleys, a nice cozy city center, and a vast and long history of Swedish defense, Boden Fortress. Nature and culture are always present either if you stay at the world renowned Treehotel or Arctic Bath, or at a city hotel or hostel. At the famous Treehotel and Arctic Bath, where design and architecture are a part of the experience, offer luxury and hospitality. In the summertime, the midnight light is a fantastic experience and, in the wintertime, the northern lights are one of the highlights for our visitors. The autumn in Boden is a beautiful season with its crisp air and beautiful colors.

https://www.lofsdalen.com

https://visitostersund.se/en/

Jämtland Härjedalen is a twin province boasting majestic scenery, rich culture and sustainable gastronomy. It’s a paradise for hikers and bikers, with the best skiing in Sweden to boot.

The Jämtland and Härjedalen region consists of two neighbouring provinces with so much in common they’re often referred to as a singular unit; ‘Jämtland Härjedalen’. Occupying a lofty 63° latitude in the central-west part of Sweden, the breath-taking scenery spans mountains, deep forests and numerous lakes including Storsjön, Sweden’s fifth largest. Its unspoilt nature provides the perfect habitat for elks, reindeers, bears, wolverines, musk oxen, arctic foxes and rare bird species.

This year-round eco-tourism hotspot offers a diverse range of activities – from thrilling mountain bike rides and hikes to kayak adventures, fishing, forest bathing and skiing in the top resorts of Åre and Vemdalen or smaller destinations like Lofsdalen and Funäsfjällen. Jämtland Härjedalen has a solid tourism heritage, having welcomed pilgrims on the famous St. Olavsleden that snakes through the region on its way to Nidaros Cathedral in Norway’s Trondheim, for some 1,000 years.

Destination Sundsvall – Authentic Nordic Experiences Between City and Nature

Located in the middle of Sweden, Destination Sundsvall offers a compelling blend of vibrant city life and easy access to nature. Visitors can explore one of Sweden’s most remarkable historic stone city centres, Stenstan, while forests, coastline and outdoor adventures are just minutes away. From soft adventure and cultural experiences to local cuisine and seasonal Nordic landscapes, Sundsvall provides a compact and accessible destination ideal for authentic Scandinavian travel experiences.

For more information: https://destinationsundsvall.se/english/destination/for-those-in-the-hospitality-industry/travel-trade

We are a tourism board that will give you all the keys and contacts you need for a visit in The High Coast Of Sweden.

Thousands of years of land uplift have led to a dramatic landscape here in Medelpad in northern Sweden that gives endless opportunities for activities and outings. Experiencing the High Coast on foot is fantastic! We have a wide range of hiking trails and viewpoints with panoramas that you will never forget. Few places in Sweden have such varied terrain as the High Coast, and this makes for a great outdoor life. Great fishing can be had in our large number of lakes, streams and rivers and along our coastline. But the High Coast is just as good for those who want to take it easy and just “be”.

Skellefteå is situated in Västerbotten, the southern entry into Swedish Lapland with plenty of space.

A countryside of dense forest, more than 500 000 acres. Wild rivers, more than 1500 lakes and mile upon mile of coastline. Skellefteå’s coastline is more than 300 km, along the Bothnian Bay. Add to that an endless stream of cliffs, marshes and open spaces as well as an archipelago with more than 200 islands. The archipelago outside Skellefteå has more than 200 islands and is easily in the summer by boat taxi. In the winter, the Bothnian bay freezes and creates a harsh yet spectacular scenery. This all combined makes Skellefteå a dynamic and unique arena for genuine experiences.

Cultural highlights, architectural pearls, first-class food, and untouched nature.

The university city of Umeå with its 130,000 inhabitants, is the largest city in Västerbotten, northern Sweden. The town has a youthful, international, and innovative feel. The 3000 birch trees in the city centre, together with several parks, make Umeå a beautiful green city during the summer. Along the majestic Umeälven river, that runs through the centre, people of all ages gather for a walk or just for a break. Unspoilt nature, dense forests, six rivers and the rolling Baltic sea are all just around the corner. The wild river Vindelälven is one of Sweden’s National rivers. Wherever you are in Umeå region, it is never far to the sea, a river or a lake.Erja Back

Beneath the Arctic Circle, Gold of Lapland is a land where wilderness, culture, and adventure come together. Every day holds the promise of discovery - from winter’s sparkling snowscapes and dancing northern lights to summer’s golden forests, midnight sun, and shimmering lakes. The area is recognized as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, a testament to the balance between people and nature that defines life in northern Sweden. This is a place where local traditions, pristine landscapes, and vibrant wildlife coexist - protected and cherished for generations to come.

Borås is a city that dares to lead the way.

The city brings together creativity, innovative design, street art and world-leading research in textiles. Borås also has magnificent scenery, top-class sporting experiences and a rich selection of shops and restaurants. Borås is a city in constant change. Like the Viskan River, Borås is never still.

Destination Läckö-Kinnekulle is location in Skaraborg, West Sweden.

Between Sweden's two largest lakes Vänern and Vättern, it provides the best possible conditions for enjoyable days.

An obvious starting point for your visit here is Lake Vänern with a 220 km long coastal strip and an archipelago with 22,000 islands, cobs and skerries. A tip is to start at Naturum visitors center, Vänerskärgården - Victoriahuset where you will find everything from, exhibitions, restaurant, and accommodation right next to Läckö Castle. Hike and cycle on Kållandsö or on beautiful Kinnekulle, enjoy food prepared from local ingredients and experience the cozy atmosphere in the small town of Lidköping.

Uddevalla – the heart of Bohuslän in West Sweden.

Surrounded by bare rocks, the salty ocean, mountains with lush forests and rich greenery, Uddevalla is situated by the calm waters of Bohuslän’s beautiful inner archipelago. Here, you can experience boat trips, hike to historic outlooks or swim in the ocean from a heritage property. It was the Norwegians who named the city Oddevall in 1498 and also named Byfjorden, the body of water that winds its way into the city centre along the coastal landscape. Uddevalla is a perfect starting point for experiencing the whole city and this beautiful region of Bohuslän.

Choosing Gothenburg should be easy.

Contact us if you are a professional in MICE or the event industry, travel/trade or media. We can help you find the way. Göteborg & Co, including the Gothenburg Convention Bureau, is the official tourism organisation of Gothenburg.

Skövde in West Sweden is located in between the two biggest lakes in Sweden; Lake Vänern and Lake Vättern.

Close to the city center is the table mountain Billingen with a recreation area filled with opportunities for biking, hiking and winter activities.The town is surrounded by nature reserves and recreational areas. Skövde has a lot of small shops and several malls where you can enjoy great shopping. The city is filled with culture, entertainment, food and sports – all year round. And best of all – it’s easy to get here. It takes only an hour from Gothenburg, and two from Stockholm.

https://trollhattan.se/en/homepage

Welcome to the Swedish west coast and southern parts of Bohuslän!

Close to Gothenburg reveals a stunning and accessible archipelago along Sweden´s west coast. Tjörn, Orust, Stenungsund, Kungälv and Marstrand offers something for everyone. Visit a car free island with cobbled streets, experience a sauna with a dip in the ocean or visit a fortress. Stay in top luxury hospitality on a world-famous remote lighthouse, one of many hotels just by the sea or sleep in a tent on a guided tour.

We love art, culture and nature and happily mix them together. Don´t miss the Nordic Watercolour museum or Sculpture in Pilane, a sculpture exhibition with world-leading artists is arranged in the middle of the Bohuslän cultural landscape, with its grazing sheep and traces from the Stone Age. We will be happy to assist on how to find suitable favourite spots for your needs.

’Stepping up Sustainability’ is West Sweden’s joint initiative for sustainable tourism.

Public and private stakeholders in tourism are acting together towards a more sustainable society.
In West Sweden it’s never more than three hours to a vibrant city, wilderness teeming with wildlife, or the rocky coastline and picturesque fishing villages. Highlights include island hopping in one of the world’s most accessible archipelagos, hiking and cycling through unspoiled nature and unforgettable kayak tours, on lakes and on the sea. West Sweden is a gastronomic delight as well, making good use of an abundance of local produce from the sea, with its shellfish, and the land with its forests, plains and lakes.

Falkenberg is so much more than a place; it’s a lifestyle.

Situated in the middle of Halland everything is close at hand and convenient here. Magnificent nature just around the corner, fun excursions for the whole family, lots of events to choose from and real, locally grown ingredients that result in flavorful culinary creations. Let us to help you discover all of Falkenberg’s little gems.

The picturesque city of Halmstad is situated on the Swedish west coast in Halland.

For more than a hundred years, we’ve been famous for our relaxed lifestyle and long, sandy beaches. Enjoy a long drink or an excellent meal at one of our famous restaurants, chill out on the beach or take a hike in our deep wilderness to spot a moose or dip your toes in a waterfall – all in one day.

Discover our historical city center with its Danish legacy and narrow, winding roads and wide shopping streets lined with outdoor seating and delightful cafés and bars. Learn about the renowned local painters at one of our museums or go for a public art walk and find statues made by legendary artists such as Pablo Picasso and Carl Milles.

Link to bookable Halmstad experiences

Halland - a coastal heaven for nature lovers and foodies

With its perfect blend of spectacular coastline, rural countryside and deep forests – featuring towering sand dunes and secluded lakes – this Swedish coastal region is a natural beauty. Everything here is close by, making it easy to experience the full essence of Swedish lifestyle, with striking contrasts in nature just a short distance apart.
Discover excellent biking and hiking, both along the scenic coast and through the lush inland, or spend time with locals to enjoy the renowned cuisine that has put Halland on the gastronomic map. Combine all this with picturesque small towns rich in culture and thrilling outdoor activities – a wholesome and authentic Swedish experience is promised!

Welcome to a wonderful stay in our idyllic and lake-rich region in Halland.

Here you are never far from fine fishing waters, first rate canoe experiences, calm bathing opportunities, inspiring bicycle routes and beautiful walking trails. Or why not travel back in time by visiting our interesting museums, picturesque cultural heritage sites and well-kept rural community centers? By the way, did you know that Elias M. Fries, the “Linnaeus of fungi”, was born in Femsjö? Or that the original parents of the world’s largest documented family lived and worked here? Take the opportunity to visit to the exciting Fries Museum in Femsjö, and to walk in the footsteps of the Långaryd family. In winter, we can offer downhill slopes with ski lifts, bandy rink and an artificial snow facility with cross-country ski trails and a ski playground for children. You’ll also find small-scale shopping, arts and crafts, culinary experiences and pleasant accommodation.

Kungsbacka is located on Sweden’s west coast in Halland, a twenty-minute drive from Gothenburg.

The destination offers first class shopping, the cycle path Kattegattleden, outdoor activities, exciting excursions, and unique cultural environments steeped in history. The city was founded at the beginning of the 16th century, and was Danish until 1645. The town centre is characterised by the old wooden houses, and offers a picturesque atmosphere with cafes, restaurants, and shops. The River Kungsbackaån meanders through the town, falling into the Kungsbackafjorden Fjord. On the other side of the fjord is Tjolöholm Castle, Sweden’s only Tudor castle.

Come and see for yourself! Welcome!

Laholm is the municipality that unashamedly appears right between the west coast divas Halmstad and Båstad. Here you can combine scenic experiences with action-packed adventures, great art and cultural history. In Laholm you will find long cycling trails, steep ski slopes, Halland County’s oldest city center and Sweden’s longest sand beach. For example.

Varberg, a gem on the Swedish westcoast.

Varberg is a town that is close to everything. Weather you want to take a dipp in the sea or go hiking in the woods or be active on a bike or try your skills on a surfboard. Maybe just relax and have a good meal and botanize among the little shops in the cute city centre.

https://kalmar.com/en/kalmar.html

Visit Småland and you will experience Sweden for real.

Welcome to Småland – where forest paths lead to hidden lakes, and every red cottage tells a story. Hike, bike or simply wander – this is nature at its most genuine. Visit the creative artisans of the Kingdom of Crystal, taste traditional sweets in Gränna and follow the legacy of Astrid Lindgren. And when you long for open horizons, the coastline and the nearby island of Öland offer sea views and a whole new side of the region. Small towns, warm welcomes and local flavours await you around every corner.

Contact persons:
Hanna Glans: [email protected]
Kristina Bergman: [email protected]

Tip! Find a list of all local tourist offices and a handy digital map of Småland here

Gotlands Förenade Besöksnäring is a coordinating organisation that works to create the best possible conditions for the tourism industry on Gotland to become Sweden's most sustainable and attractive destination. This independent organisation works for a more tourist-rich Gotland on behalf of its member companies.

You will find Inga Lindström Land south of Stockholm.

Since 2003, the films of the beloved Inga Lindström series have been shot along the Baltic Sea coast south of Stockholm. The impressive settings, including romantic manor houses and breathtaking natural landscapes with archipelagos, make the Inga Lindström films worth seeing.

These beautiful places aren't just movie sets; they really exist. Even without film crews and props, they are just as idyllic as in the Inga Lindström films. Vadstena, Finspång, Linköping, Söderköping, Norrköping, Nyköping, Oxelösund, and Trosa aim to provide inspiration on the website www.ingalindstrom.com on how you can spend your vacation in "Inga Lindström Land."

With its unique mix of historic charm and modern pulse, Norrköping offers everything you need for a perfect holiday. At the heart of the city lies the Industrial Landscape around Motala ström (Motala River). Unique in Europe, this area’s stately factory buildings and rushing waters have been given new life. Today, they house cozy cafes, museums, a concert hall, and innovation hubs like the Visualization Center C, seamlessly blending historical architecture with contemporary culture, shopping, and dining.

Just outside the city, the adventure continues. Here you can visit Kolmården, the largest zoo in the Nordic region, or explore beautiful hiking trails and quaint farm shops. The region also boasts the scenic Göta Canal—Sweden’s blue ribbon—and the stunning archipelago gem of Arkösund, making Norrköping a destination that truly delivers that "wow" feeling.

In Vadstena, you find yourself right in the midst of history, among castles, courtyards, monasteries, and medieval buildings. The picturesque and cozy city center with cobblestone streets and old preserved wooden houses is charming, authentic, and alive.

Throughout the year, events, activities, and experiences are organized with our fantastic surroundings as the backdrop. Don't be surprised if you encounter a theater company in the square or hear opera as you stroll along the cobblestone streets. Here, we cherish traditions while also daring to try new, unexpected things. Because the interesting happens in the encounter between history and the future, old and new. And we're good at that.

Vadstena is one of the world's pilgrimage destinations, and people from all over the world come here to hike, visit the Monastery Church, or simply find peace and tranquility in our beautiful surroundings. And there is plenty of that.

Nature is diverse and remarkably close. Here, you'll find Omberg, Lake Tåkern, the beautiful fertile plains of Östergötland, and then there's Lake Vättern. Residents literally walk down to the beach in their bathrobes for a morning swim - all year round, and right in the middle of the city, there's both a sandy beach and a guest harbor. No wonder people feel good about being here.

Imagine a place where two canals meet, right next to the historic Göta Canal and surrounded by stunning nature. This is your perfect base for your next getaway! Experience the magic of the open-air museum "Gamla Linköping", marvel at the majestic cathedral, and take the family to the Swedish Air Force Museum. The best part? Getting here is effortless, whether you take the night train directly from Germany, fly with KLM straight into Linköping, or take a short trip from Stockholm to experience Östergötland as a wonderful part of Sweden.

Malmö is Sweden's third largest city and the central hub in Southern Sweden.

Malmö is more than a city. Malmö is meetings, food and laughter. A place where people create experiences for others to enjoy – theater, food, art and music. Here you’ll meet the promising young designer, the chef pushing culinary boundaries, the director tackling the important topics and the up-and-coming band recording their first album.

https://visithelsingborg.com

Contacts: Anette Lindstrup: [email protected] and Evelina Castro Johnsson: [email protected]

Kristianstad is the largest municipality in Skåne by area.

Here, stunning nature is always close at hand, with vibrant city life available whenever desired. The region boasts a strong business community and excels at hosting events. In Kristianstad, ambition runs high, with a constant drive to grow even stronger. Visit and see for yourself.

https://visitlund.se/en

From stately homes to secluded cottages, city-hype to natural wilderness.

There’s so much for people to see and do in Skåne. Just 20 minutes away from Copenhagen airport, this area in the south of Sweden offers great activities like hiking, biking or canoeing in stunning landscape, national parks with virgin forests or cliffs rising from the sea, and some of the best golf in Europe – all in just a few hours’ drive. And you can camp anywhere. Visit a castle, check out life as it was in a museum, or enjoy great-tasting food and wines in anything from a Michelin-starred restaurant to cozy cafés.

Welcome to Blekinge!

It's a little enchanting and beautiful destination with surprisingly close to all destinations. Enjoy islands hopping, sunbathing on archipelago cliffs, sandy beaches, lakes, wilderness and the thick forest with bright green meadows. Did you know that the sun also shines a little more hours
than other places in Sweden? Well, that makes your stay even better. Explore the historic naval base; it's a part of the maritime world heritage. Taste the locally produced food, experience music, arts, crafts and family things to do.

Karlskrona – a World Heritage Site and the capital of the region of Blekinge.

Karlskrona is spread across 30 islands and boasts a remarkable number of fascinating fortresses and fortifications, available on guided tours or to explore on your own. Blekinge county in Sweden’s southeast might be the country’s smallest province but prepare for mighty experiences! The varied terrain ranges from peaceful pastures to stunning archipelago – home to nearly 50 nature reserves. In fact, Blekinge archipelago has been named a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.