Customized Tour To Sweden

10 Day 4 Cities

Stockholm,Gothenburg,Malmö and Kiruna

Explore the Charms of Sweden

Discover Sweden, a captivating Scandinavian gem known for its breathtaking landscapes, innovative design, and rich history. This 10-day tour will immerse you in the wonders of Sweden’s vibrant cities, picturesque archipelagos, and stunning natural phenomena like the Northern Lights. From the cosmopolitan allure of Stockholm to the artistic vibes of Gothenburg and the medieval charm of Malmö, the tour covers all. You'll also explore the vast wilderness near Kiruna and delve into Swedish culture through its iconic museums, traditional cuisine, and friendly locals.

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Tour FAQ

Do Indian citizens need a visa to visit Sweden?

  • Yes, Indian citizens require a Schengen visa to enter Sweden.

What is the best way to reach Sweden from India?

  • The most convenient way is to fly directly to Stockholm or Gothenburg from major Indian cities like Mumbai or New Delhi.

What is the currency used in Sweden?

  • Sweden uses the Swedish Krona (SEK).

Are there direct flights between India and Sweden?

  • Direct flights may not be available from all cities, but many airlines offer connecting flights via European hubs.

Is English widely spoken in Sweden?

  • Yes, English is widely spoken in Sweden, especially in major cities.

Are credit cards widely accepted in Sweden?

  • Yes, credit cards are widely accepted, even for small purchases.

How should travelers prepare for the Arctic region near Kiruna?

  • Pack warm clothing suitable for sub-zero temperatures and be prepared for long nights or days depending on the season.

Is Sweden an expensive travel destination?

  • Sweden can be expensive, but careful budgeting and the use of public transport can help manage costs.

What are some key attractions in Stockholm?

  • The Royal Palace, Vasa Museum, and the Stockholm Archipelago are must-see attractions in Stockholm.

What is the best time to visit Sweden?

  • For summer activities, visit between June and August. For winter experiences like the Northern Lights, December to March is ideal.