The most popular way to visit Sweden is, without a doubt, a ferry cruise to Stockholm. Once in the Swedish capital, make sure to visit the City Hall, stroll through Gamla Stan (the Old Town), and enjoy a shrimp sandwich at one of the cozy restaurants on the main pedestrian street, Drottninggatan. Don’t miss Djurgården, the museum island in the heart of Stockholm, where you’ll find the Gröna Lund Tivoli amusement park, the Vasa Museum, the Skansen Open-Air Museum, the Junibacken Fairytale Museum, and many more attractions.

Sweden is also famous for its ski resorts, which are open from November to April. The most notable ones include Åre, Sälen, and Vemdalen.

Additionally, Sweden is often called the “Kingdom of Children” thanks to its many amusement parks for kids. The Liseberg Amusement Park in Gothenburg, for instance, was ranked among Forbes' top 10 best amusement parks in the world in 2005. Covering 25,000 square meters, it features 35 attractions, numerous cafés, and over 10 restaurants.