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Ahus

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Alvik

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Are

Are, Sweden, an alpine-skiing resort area in central Sweden's Jamtland province, garnered increasing attention from the ski industry when it served as host of the 2007 FIS Alpine World Ski Championships. Are now holds a number of annual international...

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Arvidsjaur

Arvidsjaur, a town in Lapland about 450 mi/725 km north of Stockholm, is a lively tourist center in the summer and practically empty in the winter. It is so cold then that automobile companies go there to test their cars in harsh, subfreezing tempera...

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Bastad

Bastad, just east of Hovs Hallar Nature Reserve, is one of Sweden's most contemporary and fashionable seaside towns. Bastad offers marvelous shops, restaurants, and exciting nightlife. For those tennis enthusiasts, in the summer time, Bastad is h...

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Bokenas

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Dalecarlia

A two-hour drive northwest of Stockholm is Dalecarlia, probably the most stereotypically Swedish region of the country. The landscape of this region straddles the fertile fields of the south and the harsh Arctic north, and more than two-thirds of it ...

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Falun

Falun is a city located in Dalarna County, Sweden, originally famous for its copper mine which was operational since as early as the 11th century. The Great Copper Mountain mining area is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and is a must-see when visit...

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Fiskebackskil

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Fjallbacka

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Gnaggen

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Gota Canal

The 300-mi/485-km long Gota Canal crosses the country, linking the Baltic Sea to the North Sea via rivers and lakes (including Lakes Vattern and Vanern). Originally built as a commerce route in 1832, today its primary use is pleasure cruising during ...

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Gothenburg

Located at the mouth of the Göta River, Gothenburg (Goteborg), Sweden’s second largest city, is the busiest port in Scandinavia and one of Sweden’s prettiest and friendliest cities. Its town center, crisscrossed by canals, allows ped...

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Gotland Island

Surrounded by beaches and white cliffs 100 mi/160 km south of Stockholm, Gotland is Sweden's largest island. The weather is fairly mild, and its size—110 mi/170 km long and 30 mi/50 km wide—makes it a good place for beachcombing, watersports and rela...

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Gotska Sandon

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Granna

Gränna is a small city in Sweden located on the eastern shores of the Lake Vattern, at the foot of Granna Mountain. It is best known for its peppermint rock candy (polkagris), and is also often visited for the ancient Brahehus Castle ruins. Conv...

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Grebbestad

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Grundsund

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Gullmarsfjorden

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Halmstad

Once a great walled city and important Danish stronghold, Halmstad contains some buildings reminiscent of those times, such as the 14th Century Gothic church and a 17th Century castle. Halmstad also holds a large amount of public art that visitors c...

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Harads

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Helsingborg

Helsingborg is a picturesque seaport. Luxurious houses have Town Hall as the crowning glory. Stortorget slopes up to what is left of Helsingborg’s medieval castle, the Kärnanm, which for more than 600 years has watched over the town and the Sound. In...

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Helsingbrg Helipt

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Hudiksvall

The town center of Hudiksvall, like its history, curls around the harbor and embraces a long heritage of seafaring and fishing. Founded in 1582, the past meets present in the typical fishermen's cottages that can be viewed along the Strommingssundet ...

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Jonkoping

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Jukkasjarvi

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Kalmar

Located on a narrow waterway between the mainland and the island of Oland, Kalmar at one time played an important strategic role by controlling trade in the Baltic Sea. Once the third largest city in Sweden, Kalmar has a well-preserved medieval old t...

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Karingon

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Karlskrona

Karlskrona is beautifully situated on the south-east tip of Sweden, built upon 33 islands around the island of Trossö in the Blekinge archipelago. A baroque city founded in 1680 and inspired by Venice. The beautiful archipelago surrounding Karlskrona...

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Karlstad

Karlstad, the capital of Värmland, is a port city at the mouth of the Klarälven River in Sweden. Karlstad has many attractions for visitors, plus many moderately priced restaurants and comfortable hotels. Because of its location, it has lon...

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Karslhamn

Karslhamn is named after King Charles X Gustav, who gave the city a royal charter in the mid-17th century. Since then, the coastal town by the Baltic Sea contains many remnants of its long history. The Holländarevägen road, though modernized, still f...

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Kinnekulle Mountain

This flat-topped mountain in southern Sweden, 200 mi/320 km southwest of Stockholm, is a favorite destination for hikers. The mountaintop is huge—about 8 mi/14 km by 4 mi/7 km—and is all that remains of a large, ancient plateau. The walking trail to ...

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Kiruna

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Koster Islands

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Kullaberg

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Kvanum

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Lapland Area, Sweden

The northern third of Sweden is Lapland, the region that begins about 500 mi/805 km north of Stockholm and is home to the indigenous Sami people. The Norrbottens Regional Museum in Lulea and the Silver Museum in Arjeplog have excellent displays about...

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Linkoping

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Ljungskile

The largest, most modern Honduran port city on the Caribbean, Puerto Cortes handles more than half of the country's export shipping trade. (Most of the country's bananas and other crops are shipped from this port.) For some cruise ships, the port is ...

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Lulea

Luleå has a variety of cultural institutions to visit including Norrbottens museum, and Norrbotten big band. In January 2007 the Cultural house (Kulturens Hus) was opened, which hosts concerts, and art exhibitions. Shopping, is one of the world...

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Lyckorna

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Lysekil

While in Lysekil visitors interested in marine life can visit "Havets Hus" (The House of the Ocean), which is a marvelous aquatic museum that has most of the different ocean animals and plants living around Lysekil's coast. Visitors looking...

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Malm Frihamn

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Malmo

Malmo is called the City of Parks, and is also know for its culinary cuisine, with more restaurants in Malmo than any other city in Sweden. While in Malmo be sure to explore the city's architecture by visiting the Malmohus Ca...

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Marstrand

With its clear deep blue ocean, Marstrand is a popular sailing resort during the summer, and is the venue for Swedish sailing competitions. The islands features a the 17th century fortress of Carlsten, and is site not to be missed. The beautiful land...

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Norrkoping

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Oland

Oland is an island of windmills and beautiful flora 175 mi/280 km south of Stockholm. There are also remnants of Viking history, including a Viking grave reminiscent of Stonehenge. This isn't to say that Olanders are stuck in the past—the bridge that...

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Orebro

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Ornskoldsvik

Due to the fantastic mountains surrounding Ornskoldsvik the area is popular for hiking, wintertime skiing, hockey, and ski jumping. The city was home to the inaugural Winter Paralympic Games and European curling championships making it a hub for recr...

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Pitea

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Sigtuna

Sigtuna is one of Sweden's oldest towns. This early trading center 40 mi/65 km northwest of Stockholm contains ruins of medieval monasteries that date from the 11th century. In comparison, the town hall is relatively modern: It was built in 1744 and ...

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Simrishamn

Simrishamn is a beautiful municipality with lush forest, sandy beaches and rolling fields located in Southern Sweden. This town has...

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Smaaland

The Smaaland area, located about 225 mi/360 km southwest of Stockholm, is often called the Glass District or the Kingdom of Crystal. The fairly compact area's several towns are all home to glass-making plants. About 20 of the factories, all within a ...

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Smogen

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Stockholm

Stockholm is Sweden’s strikingly elegant and beautiful capital. Stockholm, noted for its outstanding architecture, is one of Scandinavia’s most attractive cities. In addition to its many man-made monuments, Stockholm boasts natural beauty - with one...

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Stockholm Archipelago

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Stora Sjofallet National Park

The name of Stora Sjofallet National Park in Lapland means "big waterfall," because its huge waterfall was originally the main attraction of this park 580 mi/935 km north of Stockholm. In the early 1900s, however, a hydroelectric power plant was buil...

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Stromstad

Located by the salty Skagerack, on the borderland between Sweden and Norway, this charming seaside town embodies the often-overused word “picturesque,” infusing the senses with the essence of a place that owes its abundant life to nature’s gifts. Des...

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Sundsvall

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Tanum

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Toftaholm

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Torekov

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Trelleborg

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Trosa

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Umea

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Uppsala

Uppsala, home to the 500-year-old Uppsala University, is 50 mi/80 km northwest of Stockholm and may be Sweden's fastest-growing city. It is also steeped in history. Explore the history of Uppsala with a tour of the cathedral—one of the oldest and lar...

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Vaderoarna

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Vastervik

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Weather Islands

Sweden's Weather Islands are located in the most westerly reaches of the Fjällbacka archipelago, and consist of several hundred rocky islands. These windswept and exotic islands provide visitors with birdwatching, marine wildlife viewing, fi...

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Ystad

Ystad is a half-timbered medieval town so perfectly preserved a visitor could find their way to the city center using the old town map from 1753. Visit museums, boutiques, art studios, and ancient monasteries.

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The southern gateway to the Sapphire Coast, Eden is set in rugged beauty with golden sandy beaches and crystal waters to the east and forests and parklands to the west.

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