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Embark on a journey of discovery through the bustling streets of Malmö, exploring its diverse wine scene. From the city centre to the lively Möllan neighbourhood, this guide will lead you through the city's best wine bars, offering the best wines and fantastic food.

Lund is an ancient city located in the southern province of Skåne. Known for its University, Cathedral, and Kulturen Museum. It's a lovely place to visit for a day or two, or stay a night.

Sweden's second largest city on the western seaside, boasts a ton of archipelago exploration and adventure. Hiking around the archipelago is a must-do!

Skanör and Falsterbo are two charming coastal towns located at the southern tip of Sweden. They are known for their picturesque landscapes, sandy beaches and colourful cabins. In this guide I am sharing my preferred itinerary for a day-trip from Malmö.

3 full days + 2 travel days. Sharing the itinerary we made for our most recent trip to Copenhagen with a day trip to Sweden. Also including things on our list that we didn't have time to do or have done in a previous trip: Includes suggestions for: -Accommodation (x2) 🛏️ -Restaurants 🍽️ -Daytrip from Copenhagen 🇩🇰 to 2 cities in Sweden 🇸🇪 -Suggestions for things to see/eat in Sweden (Malmö + Lund) -Instagram hotspots 📷 -Botanical Gardens + Green Spaces 🪴 -Cafe's + Cake 🍰 + Danish pastries 🥐 -Shopping suggestions 🛍️ -Activities + Tours -Basics + More 📍55 total places included. A lot of time and research has gone into all of this! Theres 2-3 separate trips worth of potential things to do I’ve included. This will save you HOURS of planning. Tried to make this as useful as possible :)

Malmö is the third biggest city in Sweden and the youngest of them all. Sitting just across the sea from the Danish capital, the capital of the southern province Skåne is a common day trip from Coppenhagen. This small guide will give you a route for a flash trip to Malmö, seeing the essentials in less than 24 hours. This guide includes: - introductory note - places to visit (photo spots, museums and cultural venues, parks and gardens, open squares and others) - restaurants - coffee places Get to see more from my travels on my Instagram (@pedralexpereira) and Flickr (flickr.com/photos/pedralexpereira)

Are you a fresh seafood lover over a glass of Prosecco? Or maybe craving for a big freshly-baked cinnamon-almond bun with a cup of specialty coffee? Welcome to the land of the heartwarming hospitality, midnight sun & stylish Scandinavian design. With a rich history, trendy neighbourhoods & stunning waterfront views, Stockholm is a must-visit destination for any traveler with any taste. During our 3-days stay we managed to explore most of the hidden gems in the city: from local markets with traditional delights to contemporary art galleries & creative shops. This guide includes: 🛋️Hotel recommendations 🥑Brunch & coffee spots 🥨Desserts & bakery 🍷Lunch & dinner 🍸Bars 🦞Traditional must-try food 🎡Other activities: museums, landmarks etc. 🛍️Shopping: local shops & designer areas 🌸Best photo spots & views P.S. even though the initial idea was to visit the city in full cherry blossoms, I ended up with landing myself on the ice at -10°C :) but fingers crossed you’re more lucky with weather & your safe tailbone!

Pack a ton into a long weekend in Stockholm, Sweden with this ambitious itinerary. Of the 5 days, the arrival and departure days are slow-paced; the 3 days in the middle are based on days starting at 9 AM, getting in 20k+ steps/day*, and ending around 11 PM/midnight. *This itinerary also relies on 2-wheel transport. We used scooters, but bikes are available, too. This itinerary follows a logical and efficient order for each day, and covers the following: - 5 Museums: Fotografiska, Vasa, Skansen, ABBA, Avicii - 3 Viewpoints - Archipelago Boat Experience - Neighborhoods: Gamla Stan, Sodermalm, Djurgarden island, and some Ostermalm & Norrmalm spots. - Food & Drink: Swedish cinnamon buns, Swedish meatballs, a local food market, a speakeasy, and a Viking beer hall; food & coffee suggestions throughout - ~10 Atlas Obscura finds (unique & unusual things) You will also find: - A few basic points about Sweden and Swedish culture (i.e. tap water, tipping expectations) - Accommodations: Our hotel + 3 others fitting different budgets - General Itinerary Plan (high-level view) - Additional activity and restaurant suggestions, in case you want to swap out some of the activities/restaurants we went to - Trip Cost Breakdown

So you've booked with EF Ultimate Break on their Denmark, Sweden, and Norway, now what? Now, you... GET EXCITED!!! Congrats on booking! Having been on this trip myself, I know exactly how amazing it is! I'm here to share with you all of my tips from doing this trip with EF Ultimate Break. In fact, I liked this trip so much, I'm doing it AGAIN! I'll be joining EF Ultimate Break for this Scandinavia trip again in May 2024. Upon returning, I'll be back with an update! Haven't booked with EFUB yet and just here for more information? You came to the right place! As an ambassador for EF Ultimate Break, you can book with my link, and save extra on any first trip! My link is in this guide below.

So you've booked with EF Ultimate Break on their Denmark, Sweden, and Norway, now what? Now, you... GET EXCITED!!! Congrats on booking! Having been on this trip myself, I know exactly how amazing it is! I'm here to share with you all of my tips from doing this trip with EF Ultimate Break. In fact, I liked this trip so much, I'm doing it AGAIN! I'll be joining EF Ultimate Break for this Scandinavia trip again in May 2024. Upon returning, I'll be back with an update! Haven't booked with EFUB yet and just here for more information? You came to the right place! As an ambassador for EF Ultimate Break, you can book with my link, and save extra on any first trip! My link is in this guide below.

Sweden is a Scandinavian nation with thousands of coastal islands and inland lakes, along with extensive boreal forests and snow-capped mountains. It is also one of the perfect areas for hunting the northern lights at the right time.

Malmö is the third largest city in Sweden, and while it's often overlooked - it's a vibrant and lively city with lots to offer (especially on the food scene). It's a multi-cultural city with some of the best falafel, but you'll also find more upscale and fine-dining options. While now based in Copenhagen, I'm originally from the Malmö area, and still frequently visit to check out new places and revisit my favorites. It's a short trip from Copenhagen, with the train to Malmö only taking 35 mins! In this guide, I've included all of my personal favorites and as always - I'll continue to add to this list as I try new places.

Hostels offer a combination of affordability, social atmosphere, cultural exchange, and convenience that makes them an appealing choice for many travelers, particularly those seeking a vibrant and immersive travel experience. Compared to hotels or other types of accommodations, hostels typically offer lower prices, especially for dormitory-style rooms where multiple travelers share a room. Hostels typically include common areas such as lounges, kitchens, and communal spaces provide opportunities to meet people from different backgrounds, share experiences, and make new friends.

Stockholm, the capital of Sweden, is a beautiful city built on 14 islands connected by 57 bridges.** It's often called the "Venice of the North" due to its picturesque waterways and charming architecture. With a population of around 1.6 million, Stockholm is a vibrant and cosmopolitan city with a rich history and culture. The city's Old Town, Gamla Stan, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the best-preserved medieval city centers in Europe.** It's a maze of narrow cobblestone streets lined with colorful buildings, shops, and restaurants. Other popular attractions include the Royal Palace, the Vasa Museum, and the Djurgården island park. Stockholm is also known for its stunning archipelago, which consists of thousands of islands and islets.** It's a popular destination for boating, swimming, and hiking. The city's vibrant music scene, world-class museums, and innovative design industry make it a cultural hub in Scandinavia.

Welcome to Sweden's second largest city. Gothenburg has its special charm due to its geographical location, which is more like a North Sea city. Sometimes a bit rough, but with cozy originality and many historical highlights. Right at the beginning, I will introduce you to a complete self-guided tour, which you can comfortably walk with your smartphone at your own pace. Then I will describe important places, restaurants and sights that you can also put together yourself to create a great tour. Of course, tips on beautiful accommodations and other activities as well as great hotels to stay should not be missing. So: Have fun in Gothenburg!

Stockholm, the capital of Sweden, is a beautiful city built on 14 islands connected by 57 bridges.** It's often called the "Venice of the North" due to its picturesque waterways and charming architecture. With a population of around 1.6 million, Stockholm is a vibrant and cosmopolitan city with a rich history and culture. The city's Old Town, Gamla Stan, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the best-preserved medieval city centers in Europe.** It's a maze of narrow cobblestone streets lined with colorful buildings, shops, and restaurants. Other popular attractions include the Royal Palace, the Vasa Museum, and the Djurgården island park. Stockholm is also known for its stunning archipelago, which consists of thousands of islands and islets.** It's a popular destination for boating, swimming, and hiking. The city's vibrant music scene, world-class museums, and innovative design industry make it a cultural hub in Scandinavia.

Welcome to Lund, Sweden! My hometown at the moment! Looking to explore a charming university town with a rich history, stunning architecture, and a vibrant cultural scene? Look no further. Situated in the southern region of the country, Lund offers a variety of activities for visitors of all interests, from exploring museums and galleries to biking through lush parks and indulging in local cuisine at one of many restaurants. Don't miss out on discovering this hidden gem!

My travel experience for Denmark and Sweden is mostly in the Copenhagen area and southern Sweden. One great idea to see and explore both countries is to do a 4 day trip around the Copenhagen Sound. You literally will make a circle around it. You should start in Copenhagen, whether you are flying in or not it is a central location to begin. Both Denmark and Sweden have easy and reliable public transportation. You can purchase a ticket to travel from Copenhagen to the Swedish cities of Malmö, Lund, and Helsingborg. A stop in Malmö and Lund is recommended. You can check out my destination itinerary for Lund. Once in Helsingborg, you will need to take a ferry to cross back into Denmark. Helsingør or Elsingør, is a historic and quaint small city with much history and beautiful architecture to admire. You can also make this journey on bike. You may want to use the train and ferry to cross the water, but it is also a beautiful bike trip if you have a few extra days to bike. You could also reverse this trip the go from Copenhagen to Helsingør to Sweden. Either way, this is a wonderful trip to visit both countries in a few days. I've highlighted hotels, restaurants, and sightseeing that I have highly enjoyed while traveling to these cities.

Ever thought about sleeping on ice? How about in an Ice Hotel? Every year, a small, northern town in Sweden makes an Ice Hotel. Located in Jukkasjärvi in the Arctic Circle, it is constructed and designed by numerous ice sculptors from around the world. My recommendation is to fly from Stockholm to Kiruna, then use the shuttle service to Jukkasjärvi. I stayed one night in the Ice Hotel and one night in a normal hotel. Visiting all the rooms, chapel, and sculptures throughout the property is the highlight. You can also enjoy snowmobile rides to see the northern lights, ice fishing, and snowshoeing. There is also a nearby reindeer park where you can interact with real, live reindeer. As well as a Sámi museum to know about the native Sámi culture. Make sure you are well prepared with warm, winter gear. The hotel does offer some clothes and boots for the stay in the Ice Hotel.

The capital of Sweden holds a magic feel everywhere you look, offering the charm of the Nordic region and the history of centuries of changes. This guide will help you navigate through the biggest city in Northern Europe, both for the attractions that should not be missed but also for the hidden gems scattered around Stockholm. This guide includes: - introductory note - places to visit (museums and cultural venues, open squares, beaches and others) - restaurants and coffeeshops - photo spots Get to see more from my travels on my Instagram (@pedralexpereira) and Flickr (flickr.com/photos/pedralexpereira)