Villas in the Sweden

Sweden is a gorgeous country that holds something for everyone. Whether your bucket list dream is to see the Aurora Borealis, or tread on palace grounds and catch a glimpse of royalty in picture perfect Stockholm, travelers will find a wealth of things to do and see. Sweden is a beautiful, pristine country surrounded by nature, full of fresh air and a wonderland of new experiences! You will find most of the villas concentrated around Stockholm with others in the south, including Gotland Island, and a few in the north.

Whether your dream is to stay in a homestyle villa, or something a little more extravagant, you’ll definitely find it here! These villas can accommodate couples, families or groups of 16 or more people. Surrounded by nature and greenery, these villas are architecturally appealing and come equipped with everything you need to have an incredible vacation in Sweden including a kitchen, garden and comfortable dining and living room. Many have unique features like a sauna and jacuzzi!

Sweden has lots to offer visitors looking for an epic culture trip. Drottningholm Palace is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You might even catch the king and queen taking a stroll during your visit. Another must is taking a trip to see 1000-year-old Sigtuna. This well-preserved medieval village is full of fascinating runes and old wooden houses as well as exquisite restaurants and cafés to keep you fueled. Another great thing to do is to go castle hopping. Take epic photos in front of medieval castles like ancient Orebro, renaissance Kalmar, 15th century Vik Castle, Läckö Castle on Kållandsö Island and many more! Also, check out the ABBA Museum.

Lapland is the place to go to see the Northern Lights. The area is full of ski trails, fishing and canoeing activities as well as fascinating towns. If you come during the summer months, you might catch the midnight sun, since the sun never sets in Northern Sweden during the summer. Another great place to go for winter and summer activities is Åre. This miniature town is particularly known for its winter night-skiing and myriad of summer activities including first-rate hiking trails. Travelers who love the seaside must visit the Gothenburg Archipelago. Though wilder than its Stockholm counterpart, many believe it to be more beautiful. You will find many barely occupied islands to explore, as well as the freshest seafood.

Swedish restaurants set the culinary bar high, so be prepared to try some first-rate food and dishes you never knew existed. Apart from excellent seafood, Swedish cuisine is full of many epicurean surprises! Try local favorites like Semlor cakes (cardamom buns filled with almond cream), cinnamon rolls with coffee, sill (pickled herring often served with baby potatoes and chives and sour cream), Swedish cheesecake and much more! Another must try is the Smörgåstårta, an epic savory sandwich cake like nothing you’ve ever tried. One more highly recommended dish is the traditional, world-famous Swedish meatballs. There’s nothing like trying this classic delicacy in its native environment.

This exciting European city is fun, savvy and full of things to do. Take your pick of 100 different museums, indulge in the nightlife scene, eat to your heart’s delight or shop ‘til you drop. Stockholm is also rich in history and architecture. So, you’ll have plenty of excuses to stop and take pictures during your visit. If your kids are with you, take them to Gröna Lund amusement park.

One of the happiest times of the year for Swedish people, “Midsommar” is a holiday you won’t want to miss that lasts way into the early hours of the morning. Schnaps, dancing, picnics, girls wearing flower crowns, traditional folk music and happy faces, are guaranteed!

One of the jewels of the Baltic Sea is also a favorite local summer destination. You’ll find most of the action in downtown Visby. However, there are still plenty of farms and natural areas nearby to preserve the charm of this gorgeous island. During the day, spend time at the powder-white sand beaches with pine forests set in the background.

The birthplace of music giants like ABBA and Zara Larsson, Sweden has lots of entertainment venues where you can listen to all the latest and greatest musicians. Some of the best music festivals include Summerburst, Bråvalla and Way Out West.

This serene, 19th century canal is a great place to both take in Swedish scenery and get in some recreational walking, jogging or biking along the 190 km path. Try boating the canal for something extra special. Also, explore the lovely towns and excellent restaurants along the way.

Blessed with over 90,000 pristine lakes and thousands of miles of coastline, There’s nothing like taking a dip in Sweden. These wild swimming spots are usually surrounded by dense forests giving you an almost ethereal sense of well-being, especially during summer.

There are stunning trails to hike almost everywhere in Sweden. The longest and most famous is Kings Trail (Kungsleden in Swedish). This challenging 400 km hike yields rewarding views all along the way. However, for something a little less intense, equally lovely, relaxing biking and walking trails can be found almost everywhere.