Sweden is an especially appealing choice, thanks to its 100,000 lakes, open-air baths and plentiful aquatic activities. These ...

Falsterbo beach, the most popular, is around 4.5 kilometres long. There’s also a lighthouse you can visit, built in the 1700s, and two of Sweden’s oldest golf clubs. Fårö, an island northeast of ...

English is widely spoken too. Almost 90% of the population is fluent in it. The Icehotel in Sweden. (photo courtesy of Visit Sweden) There’s only one Swedish time zone, called Central European Time.

Photo from Alf Ericsson, Arkeologerna On the outskirts of a city in southern Sweden sat a row of unusual stones surrounded by miles of plains. Even from a distance, the rocks piqued the interest ...