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Intro: A country of lakes, forests, and a high-quality standard of living, Sweden is known for its beauty, but it was also voted the most peaceful country in Europe. Enjoy a scenic drive through the countryside; visit a funfair; take in the scenery at Gotlands Folk Park; and enjoy the unique flavors of Swedish food. Visit an open-air museum with Stone Age tools and vehicles, experience new kinds of tools at the Swedish Museum of Flight, or visit a local arts center to see contemporary Swedish culture on display. Find more things to do in Sweden on. About: If you’re visiting Sweden for the first time or the second time, our comprehensive, well-designed guidebook has everything you need to enjoy your stay. From must-see attractions and historical backgrounds to a list of activities and getting around tips, this guide has it all. With detailed maps and a wealth of information, our guidebook will make your visit to Sweden unforgettable. Stockholm: is Sweden’s capital and largest city, spread out over several islands, in brief, this guidebook covers: Major Destinations: Stockholm: is Sweden’s capital and largest city, spread out over several islands. Gothenburg: The second largest city and a major port, considered a favorite destination for the Swedish people. Abisko National Park: Abisko National Park is a beautiful area if you want to watch the Northern Lights. It is made up of glaciers and peaks in the landmasses of Lapland in Northern Sweden. Malmo: with a quarter million inhabitants, is connected to the Danish capital Copenhagen by the Öresund Bridge. Optional Destinations: Halmstad: is a port, university, industrial and recreational city, located about midway between Gothenburg and Malmö. Kalmar: is a port, university, industrial and recreational city, located about midway between Gothenburg and Malmö. Gävle: Gävle is the capital of Gävleborg County. It is the oldest city in the historical Norrland (Sweden's Northern Lands). Content