Q1. What do Sweden tour packages from Regency Holidays include?

Sweden tour packages from Regency Holidays are designed for convenience and typically include accommodation, airport transfers, breakfast, and guided sightseeing tours. However, specific inclusions vary from package to package but can be customized as per your preferences.

Q2. Do I need a visa to travel to Sweden?

Yes, need a Schengen visa to enter Sweden. However, citizens of many countries (like the US, UK, Canada, Australia) enjoy a visa-free entry for stays up to 90 days. Check the latest visa requirements for your specific nationality before traveling.

Q3. What is the best way to see the Northern Lights in Sweden?

To see the Northern Lights in Sweden, visit Swedish Lapland (e.g., Abisko, Kiruna) between September and March. Choosing a tour package that focuses on this region during these months will maximize your opportunity.

Q4. Can I customize my Sweden tour package?

Yes, Regency Holidays offers personalized travel experiences via customized Sweden tour packages. Reach out to our team to customize itineraries, choose your preferred hotels, and add specific activities to your tour package.

Q5. Is Sweden a family-friendly destination?

Yes, Sweden is a family-friendly destination with numerous parks, interactive museums like Skansen, and activities that appeal to all ages.

Discover Stockholm, Gotland & more with our best Sweden Tour Packages

Unveiling the Charms of Sweden with Sweden Tour Packages

Discover the natural and cultural treasures of Sweden with our exclusive tour packages, designed to ensure a seamless and memorable journey for every traveler. Our tours take you through the most iconic places in Sweden, where you can enjoy world-class amenities and infrastructure along with pristine beauty of nature. Indulge in the traditional cuisine for an authentic experience of this Scandinavian country. No trip is complete without immersing yourself in the vibrant shopping culture of Sweden, which emphasizes on minimalistic design with sustainability. Join us on this trip for a journey filled with unique experiences and unforgettable memories!

Explore Swedish Cultural Heritage with Sweden Tour Packages

Planning a getaway to Sweden? Choose Regency Holidays as your travel partner and let us handle the details while you immerse yourself in the magic of Sweden. Explore our comprehensive range of Sweden holiday packages and choose the most suitable one for a memorable experience. Our packages typically include comfortable accommodations, guided tours of key attractions, smooth transfers, and select meals, ensuring a hassle-free vacation. Book your package today!

How to Reach Sweden

By Air: Take a flight to Stockholm Arlanda Airport (ARN), main international airport in Sweden. Located about 40 kilometres north of Stockholm, the airport is well-served by major international airlines including SAS (Scandinavian Airlines), British Airways, Lufthansa, Emirates, and Qatar Airways.

Other Major Airports in Sweden:

Gothenburg Landvetter Airport (GOT) in Landvetter
Malmö Airport (MMX) in Scania

Best Time to Visit Sweden

Peak Season (June to August)

Weather: Warm with Longer Daylight Hours, Midnight sun in the North
Events: Midsummer Festival, Stockholm Pride, music festivals, Gothenburg & Malmö festivals
Pros: Lively atmosphere, High Accessibility to Attractions and Outdoor activities
Cons: Crowded, Expensive Hotels and Flights

Shoulder Season (May and September)

Weather: Mild Temperatures
Events: Walpurgis Night, crayfish parties, Stockholm Culture Night, Apple & Harvest Festivals
Pros: Fewer Tourists, Lower Hotel and Flight Rates, Beautiful Nature
Cons: Unpredictable Weather, Shorter Daylight Hours

Off-Season (October to April)

Weather: Cold and Snowy
Events: Northern Lights, Christmas, Lucia Festival, Ski Race
Pros: Cheaper Travel, Unique Winter Activities (Aurora, Skiing, Ice Hotels)
Cons: Harsh Weather, Very Short Daylight Hours, Limited Attractions

Other Information to Know About Sweden

Currency Used in Sweden: Swedish Krona (SEK)
Languages Spoken in Sweden: Swedish (Official), English
Time Zone in Sweden: Central European Time Zone (CET) UTC +1

Top Places to Visit in Sweden

The landscape of Sweden is dotted with unforgettable sights. Here are ten must-visit attractions to include in your itinerary:

1. Gamla Stan, Stockholm

Located in central Stockholm, Gamla Stan is the historic heart of Sweden. The beautifully preserved Old Town is known for its cobblestone streets, colorful buildings, and the Royal Palace (Stockholm Palace). Other key attractions in the area are the Nobel Prize Museum and Storkyrkan Cathedral.

2. Vasa Museum, Stockholm

Vasa Museum in Stockholm is home to Swedish warship ‘Vasa’, which sank on its first voyage in 1628 and was recovered in 1961. It is the world's best-preserved ship from the 17th century. Visitors can see the original vessel, learn about its history, and explore exhibits on life at sea.

3. Icehotel, Jukkasjärvi

Icehotel in Jukkasjärvi is the first hotel on earth that’s made entirely of ice and snow. Built every winter, it features an ice bar, ice sculptures, and ice rooms designed by different artists. Guests sleep on ice beds with warm sleeping bags, which is a unique and unmissable experience in northern part of Sweden.

4. Swedish Lapland

If you want to see the Northern Lights on your Sweden trip, head to Swedish Lapland. The area is known for its stunning natural beauty, Midnight Sun in summer, and Arctic experiences. Visitors can enjoy meeting the Indigenous Sámi people, learn about their culture and indulge in activities like dog sledding, skiing, and snowmobiling.

5. Gothenburg Archipelago

Just off the western coast of Sweden, Gothenburg Archipelago is a group of over 800 islands including 20 larger ones. It offers charming villages, car-free islands, beaches, and nature trails. Visitors can enjoy peaceful scenery, witness traditional Swedish coastal life and savor fresh seafood.

6. Skansen, Stockholm

Opened in 1891, Skansen is the oldest open-air museum in the world. It is located on Djurgården island in Stockholm and showcases historical buildings and Swedish life from centuries past. It also serves as a zoo, where you can see wild Nordic animals, native breeds and marine life of the Baltic Sea.

7. Visby, Gotland

Visby is a Hanseatic town on Gotland, the largest island in Sweden. It has been inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its well-preserved City Wall, ancient churches, and narrow cobblestone streets. St. Mary's Cathedral and Stora Torget are the must-visit places here.

8. Abisko National Park

Abisko National Park is one of the best places in the world to see the Aurora Borealis due to its clear skies. It was established in 1909, right after Sweden passed the first laws on nature and wildlife conservation. Visitors can hike the famous Kungsleden trail, enjoy mountain scenery and observe its diverse flora and fauna.

9. Drottningholm Palace

Sitting on Lovön island, Drottningholm Palace is a well-preserved royal castle from the 16th century where Swedish royal family resides until today. This UNESCO-listed palace is popular for its incredible architecture that blends French Baroque, Italian Classical, and Nordic styles. It features beautiful gardens, a historic theater, and a Chinese pavilion.

10. High Coast (Höga Kusten)

Situated along the western coast of the Gulf of Bothnia, High Coast (Höga Kusten) is a UNESCO-listed area renowned for its dramatic cliffs, forests, and coastline. It offers exceptional opportunities for hiking, nature walks, and photography as well as stunning views of the Baltic Sea.

10 Must-Do Activities in Sweden

Experience a traditional Swedish sauna and take a dip in a cold lake
Go dogsledding or on a reindeer safari in Lapland
Savor a ‘Fika’ at a traditional café
Take a boat tour through the Stockholm archipelago
Look out for berries and mushrooms in the forest
Try canoeing on one of the pristine lakes in Sweden
Visit the ABBA Museum in Stockholm to learn about the pop culture
Enjoy an overnight stay in the incredible Icehotel
Explore the modern art and design scene in Södermalm district of Stockholm
Walk across the famous Öresund Bridge from Malmö to Copenhagen

Popular Hotels to Stay in Sweden

5-star Hotels:

Grand Hôtel Stockholm
Ett Hem
Icehotel
Upper House (Gothenburg)
Copperhill Mountain Lodge (Åre)

4-star Hotels:

Hotel Diplomat (Stockholm)
Avalon Hotel (Gothenburg)
Clarion Hotel Sign (Stockholm)
Radisson Blu Royal Viking Hotel (Stockholm)
PM & Vänner Hotel (Växjö)

3-star Hotels:

Hotel Hellsten (Stockholm)
Motel L Älvsjö (Stockholm)
STF af Chapman & Skeppsholmen (Stockholm)
Good Morning+ Malmö
City Garden Hotel (Gothenburg)

Hotels Near Stockholm Arlanda Airport:

Radisson Blu Airport Terminal Hotel
Clarion Hotel Arlanda Airport
Comfort Hotel Arlanda Airport
Good Morning Arlanda
Forenom Aparthotel Arlanda

Top Restaurants in Sweden

Vegetarian Restaurants:

Hermans (Stockholm)
Växthuset (Stockholm)
Green Queen (Gothenburg)
Taku-Taku (Stockholm)
The Plant (Malmö)

Non-Vegetarian Restaurants:

Frantzén (Stockholm)
Koka (Gothenburg)
Gastrologik (Stockholm)
Ekstedt (Stockholm)
DalaNisse (Stockholm)

Best Cuisines to Try in Sweden

Köttbullar (Swedish meatballs)
Gravlax (dill-cured salmon)
Smörgåsbord (a buffet of various Swedish dishes)
Räksmörgås (open-faced shrimp sandwich)
Kanelbullar (cinnamon buns)
Ärtsoppa (pea soup)
Janssons Frestelse (Jansson's Temptation - a potato and anchovy casserole)
Toast Skagen (prawns in mayonnaise on toast)
Lingonberries (served with many savory dishes)
Prinsesstårta (Princess cake)

Top Things to Buy in Sweden

Swedish Crystal and Glassware
Dalecarlian Horse (Dala Horse)
Sámi Handicrafts (jewelry, knives)
Swedish Design Items (from brands like Svenskt Tenn)
Wool sweaters and blankets
Local licorice (lakrits)
Cloudberry Jam
Swedish Clogs
Minimalist jewelry
Cookbooks focused on 'Fika' or 'Lagom'

Top Places for Shopping in Sweden

Drottninggatan, Stockholm
NK (Nordiska Kompaniet), Stockholm
Mall of Scandinavia, Stockholm
Bibliotekstan, Stockholm
Haga, Gothenburg
Magasinsgatan, Gothenburg
Södra Förstadsgatan, Malmö
Åhléns City
Old Town (Gamla Stan), Stockholm
DesignTorget

Experience Nightlife in Sweden

Nightlife in Sweden is as vibrant as its design. From cozy pubs in historic cellars to chic cocktail bars and pulsating nightclubs, there's a scene for every mood. Listed below are some of the most iconic venues in the country for an exotic nightlife experience:

Aifur (Stockholm - Viking themed)
Trädgården (Stockholm - summer outdoor club)
Pustervik (Gothenburg)
Spy Bar (Stockholm)
Icebar by Icehotel (Stockholm)
Pharmarium (Stockholm - cocktail bar)
Babel (Malmö)
Yaki-Da (Gothenburg)
Morfar Ginko (Stockholm)
Folii (Stockholm - wine bar)

Travel Tips for Your Sweden Trip

Bring layers and a waterproof jacket as the weather in Sweden is highly unpredictable
Learn a few Swedish words like Hej (hello) and Tack (thank you) for interaction with locals
Buy an SL card in Stockholm or similar city cards for convenient access to public transport
Go cashless as credit/debit cards and mobile payments are widely accepted
Be respectful of local culture and traditions

Sweden Tour Packages

4 Nights 5 Days Mesmerizing Stockholm Tour Package

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8 Nights 9 Days Scandinavian Delights Group Tour Package

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