Sweden 6 Day Itinerary

Sweden 6-Day Travel Itinerary (Markdown Format)

Day 1: Stockholm

  • Arrival at Stockholm Arlanda Airport. Remember, Sweden uses the Euro as its currency.

  • Stockholm City Tour. Visit Gamla Stan (Old Town), Royal Palace, and Vasa Museum. Enjoy a Fika (Swedish coffee break) in one of the traditional cafes.

  • Evening: Explore Djurgården, home to Gröna Lund amusement park, Skansen Open-Air Museum, and Vikingaliv Museum.

Day 2: Stockholm - Day Trip to Drottningholm Palace and Archipelago

  • Morning: Visit Drottningholm Palace, the private residence of the Swedish Royal Family.

  • Afternoon: Take a boat tour in the Stockholm Archipelago. Remember to pack warm clothing as it can get chilly on the water.

Day 3: Gothenburg

  • Morning: Travel to Gothenburg by train. Visit Liseberg Amusement Park and Universeum Science Center.

  • Evening: Stroll along the Canal Area, Haga District for traditional Swedish pastries, and Slottsskogen Park.

Day 4: Fjällbacka & Marstrand

  • Morning: Day trip to Fjällbacka, a picturesque fishing village made famous by Astrid Lindgren’s novels. Visit the Astrid Lindgren Museum.

  • Afternoon: Continue to Marstrand, a charming archipelago town known for its beautiful beaches and marina. Explore Charlottenborg Palace and take a boat tour if time allows.

Day 5: Malmö & Lund

  • Morning: Travel to Malmö by train. Visit Turning Torso Skyscraper, Malmö Castle, and Ribersborg Beach.

  • Afternoon: Head to Lund, one of Europe’s oldest universities. Visit Lund Cathedral and Kulturen Open-Air Museum.

Day 6: Helsingborg & Departure

  • Morning: Day trip to Helsingborg. Explore Sofiero Palace, Sofiero Gardens, and the old town.

  • Afternoon: Return to Malmö for your departure from Copenhagen Airport or continue your journey within Sweden or Europe.

Visa Requirements:

Citizens of most countries do not require a visa for stays under 90 days in Schengen Area, which includes Sweden. However, always check the latest requirements before travel.

Transportation:

Travel within Sweden is primarily by train (SJ) and bus (FlixBus/Nettbuss). City transportation is also available by trams, subways, and buses in Stockholm and Gothenburg.

Tips for Tourists:

Swedes are punctual and respect this in their interactions. Be on time for appointments and reservations.

English is widely spoken in Sweden, but knowing a few basic Swedish words and phrases can enhance your experience.

Sweden is known for its beautiful nature, so don’t forget to explore the forests, lakes, and parks!