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Experiences you have as you travel often hold the longest memories. As part of their research trips, our specialists seek out authentic ways to get to know Sweden, and the best local guides. These activities reflect some of their best-loved experiences.
Sigtuna and Uppsala day trip
Enjoy a day filled with history as you explore two important Swedish towns, Sigtuna and Uppsala, with a private guide. The tour is tailored to your interests, but you might see cathedrals, runestones, traditional wooden houses and medieval ruins.
Sami culture and reindeer experience
This guided tour gives you a chance to visit a remote Sámi village in Swedish Lapland for an insight into the local indigenous culture. You’ll meet and learn skills from reindeer herders and have the chance to dine on local foods inside a traditional tent.
Ice dining under the northern lights
You can explore a different side of the Lapland wilderness with a private meal on a frozen lake. Sit on reindeer hides under a traditional Sámi tent and enjoy a three-course meal as you watch the dark skies for the aurora borealis.
Kayaking on the Lule River
Soak up the natural beauty of Swedish Lapland from the water on this six-hour kayaking tour. Suitable for both beginners and experienced kayakers, the tour includes lunch cooked over an open fire on the riverbank.
Local Malmö walking tour with Malmö Castle
Take a privately guided walking tour to get a feel for Malmö, Sweden’s third-largest city. The tour will be tailored to your interests, but might include stops at the Öresund bridge or at the 16th-century stronghold, Malmöhus.
Walking food tour with local guide
This privately guided tour will give you a chance to explore the city’s lively gastronomic landscape, from modern chefs creating photogenic neo-Nordic dishes to traditional foods. You’ll also learn about the role that food and drink has played in the country’s culture.
Archipelago sailing adventure from Vaxholm
Sail aboard a yacht to see some of the 30,000 islands that form Stockholm’s archipelago. Your captain will tailor the route to your interests, whether you want to focus on wildlife or local culture, with a traditional Swedish lunch served on board.
Husky safari
Experience the thrill of dog-sledding in Swedish Lapland. You’ll find out how this pastime is so important to Sámi culture, meet the team of huskies and have a chance to take the reins yourself as you ride through snow-covered forest.
Gothenburg city tour
You can get to know Sweden’s second city with this privately guided walking tour of Gothenburg. You’ll see the major sights, including stately Gustav Adolfs torg and the Konstmuseum, as well as getting a feel for the different regions of the city.
