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Sweden's location at the very top of the world and its roughly 2000 km long north-south axis, boasts an exceptionally wide variety of local climates and seasonal variation throughout the year. This provides visitors with a surprising diversity of natural and cultural wonders, including numerous World Heritage sites. Sweden is a genuine year-round holiday destination.

One can start from the top of the enchanted region of Lapland, where the snow-covered mountains and plains not only entice skiers and mountaineers, but also house the world famous Ice Hotel. Travelling toward the middle of Sweden, why not stop in Dalarna and visit Santa World, the home of Father Christmas and drop by the village of Nusnäs, the only place in the world where the symbol for Sweden, the Dalecarlian Horse, is manufactured. The archipelago of the royal city of Stockholm is beyond comparison and the Kingdom of Crystal in Småland, which was home to a large number of New World emigrants, is simply not to be missed.

You can experience the magic of age-old traditions, historical sites and breathtaking settings in virtually every part of this unique country. The most popular tourist destination is the Swedish capital, Stockholm. The grand old city by the water is known for its unique wonders such as the Vasa Ship; its elegance and grandeur, typified by the Royal Palace and surrounds, and its wonderfully preserved Old Town, "Gamla Stan", with 13th-century roots, subterranean vaults, church spires and narrow, cobbled laneways.

Just a short distance to the north of Stockholm, lies the town of Uppsala, with its immense Cathedral - not only Scandinavia's largest but also tallest church. Uppsala Cathedral was consecrated around 1260, and is still the most important centre of the Swedish Church today. Uppsala is a university town, steeped in academic tradition. Open gardens, parks and canal views balance a walk through the old town, dominated by its churches, castle views and dignified old centres of learning.

In the middle of southern Sweden, you will find Småland and the Kingdom of Crystal. The Kingdom boasts 16 famous glassworks, each with its own distinct ambience and craftsmanship. Most of the glassworks encourage you to watch their skilled glassblowers transforming molten glass into works of fine art.

You can catch a ferry to Gotland, the largest island in the Baltic, and visit the medieval Hanseatic town of Visby, surrounded by its 3.6-kilometre long, 13th-century walls. People have lived in Visby for over 5,000 years, and the whole town has been placed on UNESCO's World Heritage list. Aside from its history, Visby is a vibrant place with plenty of shops, cafés, craft centres, pubs and restaurants.

Back on the Swedish mainland again, you can visit the famous Göta Canal. This historic waterway literally crosses the country from coast to coast, from Stockholm to Gothenburg, and is a wonderful mix of engineering brilliance and beautiful waterscapes. It is often referred to as the "Blue Ribbon". You can take an unforgettable, relaxing cruise aboard a canal steamer, gliding through the picturesque countryside, navigating an amazing 58 locks.

Stockholm 

Now with a population of 1.6 million, this wonderful city is built on an archipelago of fourteen islands and surrounded by 24,000 more; there is little wonder that Stockholm is often referred to as the Venice of the North. The city became the Swedish capital in 1634.

Architecturally the city has a baroque appearance in the colourful old town, contrasting with the otherwise confident modern Swedish design ethic in the newer quarters. The whole city is environmentally aware with 60% of the city space given over to green or water spaces. There is a high-speed rail link from Arlanda airport (the sixth largest in Europe) to the centre of Stockholm, which contains 80% of the city's 220 hotels. The city has more than adequate meeting and convention space.

A lively city with 150 museums, 60 theatres and 100 galleries supported by a thriving bar and nightlife scene offering a great variety of entertainment and cuisine. Another positive for most visitors is that English is spoken by most. The area has four distinct seasons with the winters cold and the summers hot. On the downside Sweden is not a low-cost option, most things are expensive compared to the UK.
 

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