Sweden offers you a chance to immerse yourself in the essence of Scandinavia. You’ll find the relaxed waterfront cafés of Malmö in the south and the vast boreal forests of Lapland in the north, with stylish Stockholm and hip Gothenburg between. Our specialists have explored from the snow-dazzled depths of the Arctic Circle to the sunny shores of Stockholm’s archipelago, and can help you discover the aspects of the country that interest you. On a tailor-made holiday to Sweden with Audley, you’ll see the scenic highlights — and much more — your way.
We’ll arrange a food walking tour so you can sample fresh herring and the richest, most luxurious hot chocolate in Stockholm. You can spend time mingling with reindeer herds and the Sámi who depend on them in the Arctic. And, you might follow in the footsteps of King Erik the Victorious in the oldest town in Sweden, or learn more about the ultra-modern Øresund Bridge connecting Malmö to Copenhagen.
Whatever your interests, our specialists will build activities into your trip that connect to how you want to experience Sweden.
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.
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.
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.
Our specialists advise on the best months to visit Sweden, including information about climate, events and festivals.
Practical tips for travelling to Sweden, from social protocols to guidance on money matters, with a link to the latest FCDO travel advice.
