It is commonly said that Man is a worker and if he is not he is nothing. If this assertion is true then after work man must rest. After six days of work creating this wonderful world, God, the Bible said rested on the 7th day. It goes to say therefore that we all would like to take time off after having laboured over a specific period of time. Resting is actually not the end in itself but the by-product realisable from it. For instance, we must be able to feel the joy of having let the steam off for that is the real essence. In the light of this foregoing, there is always the careful need to choose an ideal place to enjoy our break. Christmas they say comes but once in a year so also is usually our holiday period.
That
Sweden ranked among the few best destinations that worth considering when planning out a vacation is never in doubt. When talking about those features that make a destination tick,
Sweden cannot be wished away. Spectacular landscapes in the world such as
Castles, Mountains, and
National Parks are conspicuously visible in
Sweden and provide green memory, indelible experience to visitors.
In addition to the foregoing,
Sweden also owns some of the rare and unique wildlife on the continent. An example of such is the
monstrous moose known as the king of the Swedish forest which roams the landscapes and even sometimes remarkably close to big cities. Other unique inhabitants include the
wolverine, wolves,
huge brown bears, and the
prowling lynx. Each of these animals makes their home in
Sweden, and with a visit you can see them all.
While exploring the
Sweden’s landscape, one thing that will leave you gasping for breath is the Midnight Sun. Heading to Alrid during the months of May and June means getting to see the sun during the times when you would expect the moon and stars to be out.
Caves and mountains also provide tons of opportunity to become an explorer. A huge selection of cave networks allow you to explore into the heart of the Earth, and mountains such as Sylarna and Kebnekaise grant the opportunity to see the globe from an extreme birds-eye view. The National Parks of Sweden, such as Sarek and Abisko, allow visitors to see nature in its unadulterated form. Never-touched landscapes filled with glassy lakes and white-tipped, jagged mountains create the perfect setting for family walks, picnics, or just natural exploration.
Close to all the big cities of
Sweden offer the opportunity to engage in a whole different sort of nightlife. The three most popular of these cities are of course,
Stockholm, along with
Gothenburg, and
Malmö. Each city has its own very distinct atmosphere and features various attractions for visitors. Unique
museums, shopping, and
restaurants make these cities worth visiting.
Malmö is a huge multi-cultural hub, with over a hundred different languages spoken there. Gothenburg provides the quaint, seaside atmosphere even though it is a large city. This city also features the largest amusement park in Scandanavia.
Definitely take the time to learn about the Swedish culture and live like a native for a day. Every facet of Swedish art –
music, literature, and
art pieces – has influenced the global art community. Think
ABBA. Visiting some of the huge
Medieval castles in Sweden is another great way to learn a little of its history. All built between the 12th and 17th centuries, these castles stand as a testament to
Sweden’s history. And not only are the castles worth seeing, the
huge estates and f
ortresses are as well.
In a nutshell, a vacation to
Sweden offers a lot more than thought at first. Just a week in
Sweden can give you a whole new perspective on the global community, as
Sweden is definitely one of the most unique places and ethnicities in the world. You can actually visit
the Museum of ethnography situated in Stockholm, archiving a collection of about 220,000 items relating to the ethnography, or cultural anthropology, of peoples from around the world, including from China, Korea, South and Southeast Asia, the Pacific region, the Americas and Africa. Admission is free to most of these museums and with just a visit to our office Sweden is also yours to visit.
Cozy Lila Torg in the city centre , with origins in the Middle Ages, is full of fresco eateries in summer.
This is the Turning Turso skyscraper in Vastra hammen. This is the tallest building in Sweden measuring 200 meters/656 feet. It is also Malmo Design centre which have on display Swedish furniture, textiles, glass, ceramics and decorative arts.
Sea of heads at one of the Malmo festivals in Summer.
Stockholm Royal Palace 
Sea Transport
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