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Sweden Travel - Hotels, Sightseeing Tours, AttractionsTop Travel and Tourist Destinations in Sweden StockholmIt’s easy to make a case for Stockholm as the most beautiful city in Scandinavia, though many insist it would win the same prize on an international scale. In any event, Sweden’s oldest and hippest city has a great deal to offer, from elegant, historic neighborhoods to funky boutiques and an exciting nightlife. Behind it all is a dazzling scene of fjords, lakes and islands. Most of the shopping and entertainment venues are in Norrmalm commercial district. The area around Odenplan square is brimming with shops, restaurants and clubs. Djurgarden is a more moneyed area with quiet gardens, chic jazz clubs and a range of shops on its fringes. The garden area hosts a few open-air museums as well as two prominent Swedish universities. Hotels Stockholm - Last Minute Hotels Stockholm - Sightseeing Stockholm  Goteborgcosmopolitan, but so very Swedish! If Stockholm is the most beautiful city in Sweden, Göteborg is considered the most welcoming! Set on the west coast, equidistant from Stockholm, Copenhagen and Oslo, Goteborg has been one of the nerve centres of the whole of Scandinavia since its foundation in 1621. It is also the largest port in the region, with a capacity of over 30 million tones of merchandise. With its broad thoroughfares, its 17th century canals and its cycle paths linking the centre to the sandy beaches of Halland south of the city, Goteborg gives the impression of having been designed for well-being. There are no less than 175 m2 of green space per inhabitant here (the Trädgårdsföreningen park contains over 2,000 varieties of rose). Sweden's second largest city is also the most inviting. On the sea, with a harbor and canals, water is abundantly present. On land, its broad avenues give it a spacious feel. Gothenburg is ready to inundate you with hospitality! Hotels in Goteborg - Last Minute Hotels Goteborg  MalmoMalmö is a city in the south of Sweden. It is the third of Sweden's towns with a population of 250,000 inhabitants and has a modern and continental atmosphere, with a number of preserved buildings from older centuries. A 35 minutes short trip by train takes you to Copenhagen over the the Öresund Bridge. A major sight in Malmö is the Malmöhus, the old city castle which houses a series of museums. Otherwise try the Form and Design Center or the Rooseum with good collections of modern art. The new Turning Torso tower is a major landmark of the city, located in the Västra Hamnen harbour area. Hotels Malmo - Last Minute Hotels Malmo Recommended Hotels Sweden Mayfair Hotel Tunneln, Malmö 
This hotel is 200 metres from Malmö Central Station and the main square, Stortorget. It offers free Wi-Fi internet. All rooms have a tea/coffee maker. Mayfair Hotel Tunneln is set in a 14th-century building, once used by Swedish royalty. Some rooms have original, exposed ceiling beams. Breakfast is served in Mayfair Tunneln’s medieval cellar vault, which dates back to 1307. The T-Bone Restaurant is also based in the cellar. On Sundays, Mayfair Hotel Tunneln's guests can check out as late as 16:00. Book now or look for more information & guest reviews!  Best Western Hotel Duxiana, Helsingborg
This hotel lies on one of Helsingborg's main shopping streets, Bruksgatan. It offers luxury beds and free Wi-Fi and wired internet access. Helsingborg Central Station is 3 minutes' walk away. Best Western Hotel Duxiana cooperates with the DUX bedding company. All guest rooms have DUX beds, seating areas, work desks and cable TV. Most rooms have been designed by a chief designer at DUX. Hotel Duxiana offers guests free access to a gym, located 200 metres away. Within 10 minutes’ walk are attractions such as Kärnan, a medieval fortress tower, and the city hall. A terminal for Helsingør ferries lies 250 metres away. Book now or look for more information & guest reviews! More hotels SwedenSightseeing Tours Sweden
More Sweden Tours, Sightseeing & Things to DoMore Travel and Tourist Destinations in Sweden HelsingborgSituated at Sweden's closest point to Denmark, with Elsinore clearly visible 4km away on the other side of the Oresund Strait, Helsingborg remains one of the most important ports in Europe. The strategic location means it was settled early, around a millennium ago, and explains the imposing ramparts that have stood guard over the town for 600 years. Helsingborg is a major regional centre of trade, transport and business. Helsingborg, like Elsinore, is on the 56th parallel, a line of latitude shared with Moscow and Glasgow. Dunkers Kulturhus is a Kim Utzon-designed art complex in the harbour that houses art exhibitions, theatre and dance shows, concerts and much more. Hotels Helsingborg - Last Minute Hotels Helsingborg Sweden tourist attractionsAsk Sweden fans what's their favorite spot in Sweden and most will say there are too many to mention. On one thing they will agree: besides the beautiful capital Stockholm, the country's main attraction is its landscape. But there's more. Sweden is one of Europe's best kept secrets. The country has so much to offer. Besides, it's very affordable nowadays and the climate is much better than most people think. more....GeographySweden is bordered by Norway to the west and Finland to the northeast, with a long Baltic coast to the east and south. Approximately half the country is forested and most of the many thousands of lakes are situated in the southern central area. The largest lake is Vänern, with an area of 5540 sq km (2140 sq miles). Swedish Lapland to the north is mountainous and extends into the Arctic Circle. |