Sweden

Sweden tour packages

Explore the captivating beauty of Sweden with our Sweden tour packages. Known for its stunning landscapes, rich history, and vibrant cities, Sweden offers a diverse range of experiences for travelers. From the picturesque archipelagos and serene lakes to the mesmerizing northern lights, there is something for everyone in this Scandinavian gem.

Discover the enchanting city of Stockholm, often referred to as the “Venice of the North.” Explore the charming cobblestone streets of Gamla Stan, the old town, and visit iconic landmarks such as the Royal Palace and the Vasa Museum, home to a perfectly preserved 17th-century warship. Take a leisurely boat tour through the archipelago, comprised of thousands of islands, and soak in the breathtaking scenery.

Venture to the stunning Swedish Lapland, where you can experience the magic of the Arctic. Embark on a thrilling husky sledding adventure or go on a mesmerizing reindeer safari through the snow-covered wilderness. Witness the awe-inspiring spectacle of the northern lights dancing across the night sky, creating a truly unforgettable experience.

For nature lovers, Sweden offers vast forests, tranquil lakes, and majestic mountains to explore. Visit the picturesque region of Dalarna, known for its traditional red-painted wooden cottages and folkloric traditions. Hike through the pristine wilderness of Abisko National Park or canoe along the serene lakes of Vänern and Vättern.

Immerse yourself in Swedish culture and indulge in the country’s culinary delights. Savor delicious Swedish meatballs, fresh seafood, and traditional pastries like cinnamon buns. Experience the warmth and hospitality of the locals, known for their friendly nature and impeccable sense of design.

With our Sweden tour packages, you can tailor your journey to suit your preferences, whether you seek adventure, cultural exploration, or a tranquil retreat in nature. Let us take care of the details as you embark on an unforgettable journey through the captivating landscapes and vibrant cities of Sweden.

Experience the diverse climate of Sweden with our Sweden tour packages. From pleasant summers with long, beautiful days to freezing winters adorned with snow, each season offers its own unique charm. The best time to visit is between May and September, when you can enjoy the extended daylight and explore the captivating landscapes. Immerse yourself in the Swedish culture and witness the Midnight Sun in June or July, or chase the mesmerizing Northern Lights in late September or early April. Whether you prefer the warmth of summer or the magical winter wonderland, our Sweden tour packages will ensure a memorable journey through this enchanting country. Discover the beauty of Sweden and embrace the saying, “There is no bad weather, only awful clothes.” Let us take care of the details as you embark on an unforgettable adventure through the changing seasons of Sweden.

  • Stockholm
  • Gothenburg
  • Malmö
  • Lund
  • Umeå
  • Västerås
  • Helsingborg
  • Uppsala

Sweden tour packages

Stockholm

Sweden’s capital and largest city, Stockholm is also its cultural and economic hub. Stockholm is located on an island in the Baltic Sea between Salt Bay (Saltsjön) and Lake Mälar (Mälaren), opposite the Gulf of Finland. Uppland and Södermanland are only two of the several mainland areas included in this metropolitan area. Because of its location as a global metropolis, Stockholm is often praised as a visual feast.

Birger Jarl, the Swedish king at the time, laid the groundwork for much of what would become Stockholm in 1252, the year it was officially recognized as a city. Its rapid growth can be attributed in large part to a trade agreement with Lübeck, Germany. In exchange for signing this pact, Lübeck merchants were allowed to set up shop in Sweden duty-free. The city officially became Stockholm, Sweden’s capital, in 1436. Stockholm was liberated from Danish dominance by Gustav I Vasa in 1523, after years of conflict between the Swedes and the Danes.Things to do in Stockholm during Sweden Tour Packages.

  • Vasa Museum
  • The Royal Palace
  • Skansen
  • Fotografiska
  • Kungsträdgården
  • Moderna Museet
  • Swedish History Museum
  • Drottningholm Palace
  • Nordiska museet
  • Gamla stan

Gothenburg

Discover the vibrant city of Gothenburg, a prominent destination in our Sweden tour packages. Situated on Sweden’s southwest coast, Gothenburg is home to the country’s largest port and serves as the regional government center for Västra Götaland county. Founded in 1603 by King Charles IX, the city’s strategic location at the estuary of the Göta River made it a crucial link to the Atlantic Ocean. Destroyed and later refounded by King Gustav II Adolf, Gothenburg thrived as a bustling trading hub with its Dutch-inspired canals and grid layout. The establishment of the Swedish East India Company in the 18th century further propelled Gothenburg’s economy and solidified its position as a key European port. Today, visitors can explore the city’s rich history, stroll along its charming canals, and enjoy a vibrant cultural scene. With our Sweden tour packages, you’ll have the opportunity to immerse yourself in the allure of Gothenburg and create lasting memories.

  • Liseberg
  • Slottsskogen
  • Universeum
  • VOLVO Museum
  • Horticultural Society
  • Gothenburg Museum of Art
  • Skansen Kronan
  • Aeroseum
  • Maritiman
  • Gothenburg Botanical Garden
  • Museum of World Culture

Malmö

Experience the vibrant city of Malmö as part of our Sweden tour packages. Located in southern Sweden, Malmö is a bustling economic and cultural center, situated just across the Sound from Copenhagen, Denmark. Originally known as Malmhaug, the city gained prominence in the 14th and 15th centuries when German merchants flocked there for the thriving herring trade. Despite economic challenges and conflicts between Sweden and Denmark, Malmö’s fortunes began to rise with the completion of its port in 1775 and the introduction of the railroad in the mid-19th century. Today, Malmö offers a wealth of attractions and activities for visitors, including its charming coastal scenery, cultural landmarks, and vibrant city life. Explore the city’s rich history, indulge in delicious cuisine, and immerse yourself in its dynamic arts and entertainment scene. With our Sweden tour packages, you’ll have the opportunity to discover the best of Malmö and create unforgettable memories.

  • Turning Torso
  • Kungsparken, Malmö
  • St. Peter’s Church
  • Malmö Castle
  • Lilla Torg
  • Folkets Park
  • Pildammsparken
  • Malmö City Library
  • Slottsträdgården

Lund

Explore the historic city of Lund as part of our Sweden tour packages. Located in southern Sweden, near Malmö, Lund is a city steeped in history and cultural significance. With its origins dating back to the year 990, Lund has played a prominent role in Danish politics and witnessed the rise and fall of different bishoprics and an archbishopric. Today, the city is home to a well-preserved Romanesque cathedral, medieval buildings, and charming streets that offer a glimpse into the past. Lund is also known for its cultural institutions, including museums and an exhibition hall, as well as Sweden’s second-oldest university, founded in 1666. With a mix of educational and healthcare facilities, as well as thriving industries like packaging and pharmaceuticals, Lund offers a vibrant and diverse atmosphere. Discover the rich heritage and vibrant life of Lund with our Sweden tour packages.

  • Stadsparken, Lund
  • Kulturen
  • Skissernas Museum
  • Lundagård
  • Lunds domkyrka
  • Lund University Historical Museum
  • Drottens Kyrkoruin
  • Sankt Hans Hills

Umeå

At a projected municipal population of 130,224 in 2020, Ume, a city on the Ume River, will be the largest locality in Norrland and the thirteenth largest in Sweden. In the 30 years between 1980 and 2010, the number of dwellings in Ume grew by more than four times. Ume University was established in 1965.  In 2018, Ume was adding over a thousand new people year, and by 2050, the municipality anticipates that the population would have risen to over 200 thousand. Another study, however, has cast doubt on the 2050 forecast of city size, saying that it is an exaggeration.

Ume, in northern Sweden, is home to several academic, scientific, and medical facilities. Approximately 40,000 people, or one-third of the city’s population, are enrolled in courses at Ume University or one of the three primary campuses of SLU. CRISPR gene editing was developed by scientists at Ume University, who will be awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 2020.   Umea and Riga, Latvia, were both named European Capitals of Culture in 2014.Here are places to see in Umea while in Sweden tour Package.

  • Västerbotten museum
  • Bildmuseet
  • Guitars the Museum
  • Kulturväven
  • Umeå City Church
  • Arboretum Norr
  • Norrlandsoperan AB
  • Umeå Energi Arena

Västerås

Västers, the capital of the län (county) of Västmanland in eastern Sweden. Towards the west of Stockholm, close to where the Svartn River enters Lake Mälar.

The electrical industry in Sweden is centered on Västers, which is also the largest inland port in Sweden. Under its former name, Aros, the region that later became known as Västra (“West”) Aros served as a significant Middle Ages commercial center and bishopric (“River Mouth”). For centuries, it served as a vital port for the Bergslagen mining district’s exports of iron and copper. It was there that the Swedish parliament publicly adopted the Reformation in 1527, and it was there that the Vasa dynasty’s title to the throne was guaranteed in 1544. The city’s Gothic cathedral is where King Eric XIV was laid to rest. On the banks of the Svartn River lies a 12th-century fortress that has been converted into a museum. As of recently, Västers has been home to a campus of Mälardalen University. There are an estimated 131,934 people living in the metro region as of the year 2005.Things to do in Uppsala while in your Sweden tour package.

  • Anundshög
  • Västerås Cathedral
  • Vallby Open Air Museum
  • Kungsbyn Animal Park
  • Kokpunkten Actionbad
  • Engsö Castle
  • Strömsholm Palace
  • Kyrkbacken

Helsingborg

Helsingborg, formerly known as Hälsingborg, is a city and port in the county of Skne in southern Sweden. The Sound’s (resund) narrowest point is near the Danish town of Helsingr (Elsinore), making it the easiest place for car traffic to enter and leave Europe. Helsingborg is known as “the Pearl of The Sound” because to its beautiful setting.

In 1085 it was first mentioned as a community, and because to its strong fortress it became a key political and military hub in the Middle Ages. Despite being transferred to Swedish control in 1658, Helsingborg was sacked and burned by the Danes on many occasions until hostilities finally ended in the early 18th century. After the Sound crossing toll was abolished in 1857, the town’s economy began to flourish.Places to see in Helsingborg during Sweden tour packages.

  • Tropikariet
  • Fredriksdal Museum & Gardens
  • Kärnan
  • Sofiero Palace
  • Dunkers
  • Pålsjö skog
  • St. Mary Parish
  • Landborgspromenaden

Uppsala

City of Uppsala, in eastern Sweden; county seat of Uppsala. It’s located north-northwest of Stockholm, 64 km (40 mi) away. Trade post Stri Aros was founded not far from Gamla (Former) Uppsala, the political and ecclesiastical heart of the old kingdom of Svea, at the mouth of the Fyris River. The new Uppsala became an important commercial center and royal capital by the 13th century.

As the seat of the Swedish archbishop, Uppsala has retained its prominence as a religious centre while relinquishing its political power to Stockholm. A Gothic cathedral, the largest ecclesiastical structure in the country, stands as a symbol of the city. The edifice was first envisioned in the late 13th century, but progress was so slow that it wasn’t consecrated as a church until 1435. The cathedral burned down several times, but it was reconstructed by the end of the 19th century. Across from the cathedral is the Gustavianum, a medieval structure that previously served as a palace for archbishops. The ancient buildings were incorporated into a new edifice that Uppsala University built in the 1620s to house a museum of archaeology and cultural history.

  • Uppsala Cathedral
  • Uppsala Castle
  • Gustavianum – Uppsala University Museum
  • Upplands Museum
  • Gamla Uppsala
  • Biotopia, Uppsala
  • UniQuest
  • Fyrishov

Frequently asked questions about Sweden tour package ?

What is the currency of Sweden ?
The Swedish krona (SEK) has been the country's official currency since 1873. It is printed by the Sveriges Riksbank, Sweden's central bank. The Swedish krona is represented by the currency symbol Kr. A krona is equal to one hundred öre. Since the word for "crown" in Swedish is "krona," the English term "Swedish crown" is commonly used to refer to the money.
Where northern lights is most visible in Sweden ?
Places where northern lights is most visible in Sweden-Kiruna Aurora Sky Station in Abisko National Park Jukkasjärvi Porjus
Is English spoken in Sweden ?
To the astonishment of many, English is extensively spoken and understood in Sweden. Ninety percent or so of the local population should be able to carry on a discussion with you in English. While knowledge of Swedish is not necessary for a pleasant trip, it will be warmly appreciated by the locals.