If you are considering a visit to a unique destination, the tourist attractions in Sweden will meet all your expectations and more. There are so many things to do in Sweden in addition to unmatched natural beauty and a warm and welcoming people. A visit to Sweden is something no traveler should miss.
Gipsholm Castle: This unique and interesting historical site can be found in the Mariested, near Stockholm. This castle dates back to the 1380s and was built as a home for the Bo Jonsson family. It was confiscated by the King in 1526 and converted into a true castle with towers and walls built for defense.
Old Uppsala: A fascinating and unique village, Old Uppsala is considered such an important source of prehistoric artifacts that it's often called the Swedish cradle. The local museums contain an amazing display of items from the digs including a scale model recreation of what the town looked like in olden days.
Sareks National Park: The Jokkmokk Municipality of northern Sweden is the site of this popular and beautiful national park. There are miles of trails for experienced hikers and the beautiful Rapa River delta is home to a diverse wildlife population. There are more than 100 glaciers in the park, carving away the landscape even today.
The Kingdom of Crystal: Exquisite glassworks are created and on display for visitors to this hub of Swedish glass artistry. Glasswork in this area dates back as far as the 18th century if not older. The glass factories are available for tours and some of the larger factories house museums and a glass blowing hall, where visitors can look down at the artists at work. You'll have a hard time choosing your favorite from the beautiful items for sale.
StockholmStockholm: As the capital of Sweden, Stockholm is a must-see stop for all visitors. The Stockholm Palace is the home of the Swedish Monarch and the winding waterways of the city make it a distinctive and charming place. Explore the many art galleries and theatres such as the Royal Dramatic Theater and the Royal Swedish Opera. The Grona Lund amusement park is just over the water on Djurgarden Island. While in Stockholm, stay at the Radisson SAS Arlandia Hotel
Birka: Located on the island of Bjorko (or "Birch Island"), Birka is an historical trading center reflecting the age of the Vikings. Many important archeological sites have been found that contain relics of the trading activates of the Vikings dating back over 1,200 years. Museums at Birka give a fascinating look back with varied exhibits and items on display.
Backa Theater: After exploring historical Sweden, take a leap into contemporary Sweden at Backa Theater. Once a factory used for making parts for ships, such as bolts, you'll experience music and drama created by some of the resident musicians and artists.
Gothenburg Museum of Art: After enjoying a performance at the theater, stroll over to this wonderful museum housing pieces from the 15th to the 20th century. Paintings by well known Swedish artists such as Ivan Arsonenius and European painters Monet and Van Gogh are on display. The Gothenburg Museum is one of the most well known tourist attractions in Sweden and is very popular. Stay at the Radisson SAS Scandinavia Hotel, Gothenburg, Sweden
Tourist attractions in Sweden are practically unlimited and you'll never run out of places to go or things to do in this beautiful country. Be ready for anything in Sweden and experience the friendliness of the Swedish people and beauty of the land.
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