Journey through central Sweden: Örebro, Gothenburg, Jönköping and Stockholm

Gothenburg welcomes you as Sweden's second-largest city, perfectly positioned on the country's stunning west coast. This maritime metropolis charms visitors with its network of scenic canals, reminiscent of Amsterdam, and a relaxed atmosphere that sets it apart from bustling Stockholm. The city's rich seafood culture shines through at the famous Feskekôrka fish market, while the historic Haga district invites you to wander cobblestone streets lined with traditional wooden houses and cozy cafés. Families love the award-winning Liseberg amusement park, one of Scandinavia's most popular attractions. Art enthusiasts find inspiration at the Gothenburg Museum of Art and the contemporary Röhsska Museum. Whether you're exploring the lush Gothenburg Botanical Garden or enjoying fresh shrimp at the harbor, this coastal city offers an authentic Swedish experience with a distinctive maritime character.

Lying on the shore of scenic Lake Vättern is Jönköping, a southern Swedish city filled with churches, museums and stunning nature. Visitors can make a stop at the match museum - the city was the birthplace of the safety match - as well as the County Museum which houses artwork by local fairytale illustrator John Bauer. In the city centre, admire the stunning Sofia Church before visiting the nearby lakeside beach as well as the lake island of Visingsö.

Stockholm is beautifully spread across fourteen islands, connected by bridges and surrounded by shimmering waterways. The Swedish capital breathes history in the narrow streets of Gamla Stan, the medieval old town with its ochre-coloured facades and the imposing Royal Palace. At the same time, Stockholm is a bustling modern metropolis where design, fashion and innovation take centre stage. You'll find world-famous museums like the Vasa Museum and the ABBA Museum, trendy neighbourhoods like Södermalm full of vintage shops and hip cafés, and green oases like Djurgården. The city combines Scandinavian style with a relaxed atmosphere, where you can enjoy a fika (coffee break) just as easily as admiring royal splendour. Stockholm offers a unique mix of culture, nature and urban life all year round.