Sweden Itineraries

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1 Week Tour in Sweden

One week in Sweden is an excellent way to sample the various sides of the Swedish lifestyle, history and culture. Many visitors to Sweden for one week spend a portion of their time in cities and the other portion enjoying the outdoor gems of the area. Within the week, you’ll have an opportunity to feel relaxed, intrigued and enamored with what Sweden offers.

Days 1-2, Stockholm: Take a walking tour of the city’s Royal Palace, Gamla Stan (old town) and the Royal Warship Vasa. Spend time enjoying open-air museums and amusements such as the Drottningholm Palace and Theater or the Skansen on Djurgården.

Day 3, Sigtuna & Uppsala: Along your route, stop at one of the oldest towns, Sigtuna. Once you reach Uppsala, visit the beautiful cathedral, Uppsala Domkyrka, which is the largest cathedral in Scandinavia. Take in the other cultural sights of Linnaeus Garden and Museum and the Gamla Uppsala.

Days 4-5, Gotland & Visby: Take the ferry to the island of Visby, where you can explore the medieval walled city on foot. Spend the rest of your time exploring the island by car or motorbike.

Day 6, Kalmar: Visit the iconic Kalmar Slott, which is a castle known as the “Key of Sweden” for its strategic position.

Day 7, Växjö & the Kingdom of Crystal: This region is known as the glass art region of Sweden. Take your time touring the glass factories of Boda Glasbruk, Orrefors Glasbruk, and Kosta Glasbruk.

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2 weeks in Scandinavia (including Sweden)

Most travelers who take 2 week trips to Sweden, enjoy adding on other Scandinavian countries to their itinerary. This gives people the chance to compare and contrast the various cultures and splendors of various countries in the area.

For example, travelers to Sweden may choose to additionally visit Denmark, Norway or Finland on a 2 week itinerary. As with any destination, there is always more to dive into, so staying in Sweden for the 2 weeks is a great option as well. This itinerary features an extended 2 week adventure in Sweden with an added trip to Copenhagen, Denmark.

Days 1-2, Stockholm: Relax after your flight and get accustomed to your new home in Sweden for 2 weeks. Explore the capital of Sweden and see its major attractions on a walking tour.

Days 3-4, Kiruna: Sweden’s northernmost city is known for a hotel-museum made of snow and ice, art collections and majestic hikes.

Days 5-6, Kalmar: Visit the iconic Kalmar Slott, which is a castle known as the “Key of Sweden” for its strategic position.

Day 7, Lund: Explore the hometown of one of Europe’s oldest universities.

Day 8, Helsingborg: Known as Sweden’s gateway to Europe, this lively waterfront town is one in which you can enjoy seaside character, architecture and environment.

Days 9-10, Gothenburg: Home to many cultural festivities and music shows, this modern and ancient city is a great way to engage with the local culture.

Days 11, Travel to Denmark

Days 12-14, Copenhagen & Surrounding Area: Explore this vibrant city’s culture, arts and cuisine. Take day trips to the surrounding areas to enjoy the countryside or seaside. Or stay put in this capital that hosts numerous museums, collectives and interesting attractions.

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An Active Week in Sweden

A visit to Scandinavia as a whole, including Sweden, wouldn’t be complete without the chance to be active. Known for its untouched wilderness and natural landscapes, a trip to Sweden is an outdoor enthusiasts’ dream destination.

You can find wonderful places to bike, hike, camp, boat, swim- basically any activity, all with a spectacular connection to nature. This itinerary particularly features a bicycle tour of Sweden.

Day 1, Stockholm: A trip to Sweden wouldn’t be complete without exploring the capital. You will find intriguing museums, cultural landmarks, the arts and cuisine in this cosmopolitan city.

Day 2, Stendörren Nature Reserve: Take your bike through this nature reserve, where you can additionally add an option to explore one of its many hikes.

Days 3-4, Trosa: Cycle via the Royal Tullgarn Palace to Gnesta Take yourself on this route, as you engage with the interesting towns, stops and sights along the way. Don’t forget to spot the castles!

Day 5, Lake Klämmingen to Mariefred: Take in the beautiful landscapes from your bike seat, as you see the landscape change throughout this region.

Day 6, Lake Mälaren: Cycle along this beautiful lakefront, while gaining an appreciation for the open road.

Day 7, Stockholm's Ecopark: Cycle through an ecopark within an urban area. Compare and contrast your experiences cycling in other parts of Sweden with where landscapes and people meet.

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