Traveling through different corners in the world is genuinely satisfying and exciting! Well, wandering into the splendid continent of Europe will undoubtedly leave you astonishment, and one of the best example countries that you can visit is Sweden. And since it is rich with history, culture, tradition as well as diverse landscapes, there is no apparent reason for you to feel boredom when touring here.
What’s fantastic to experience here are the helpful and friendly citizens plus the incredible Swedish cuisine that already revolutionize from time to time. Another inspiring stuff that you should never miss to know is a mind-boggling history that started from the infamous Viking invaders to imperial intrigue and royal dynasties. Get ready and also take photographic pictures of the country’s attractions, which extend from sumptuous palaces and medieval palaces.
Skansen and Djurgården
Skansen is the world’s maturest open-air museum, which is a famous village made up of farmsteads and houses over Sweden. It represents both urban and rural cultures from 1720 to the 1960s. Schoolhouses, shops, bakery, several whole farmsteads, churches, Sami camp with reindeer, and churches are gathered here. These improbable workshops, farms, and homes are dwelled by costumed interpreters who bring on the everyday work and demonstrating the skills/crafts as well as farm and household tasks.
Stockholm Archipelago, Stromma Boat Tours
Oftentimes called the Venice of the North, Stockholm produces a vast range of attractions, especially you can find water everywhere here. It is composed of almost 30,000 islands wherein you will witness yellow timber and red summerhouses that hold few of the islands. I will give you a quick suggestion that a trip on the water either to one of the islands or around the city must be top on your tour list. Most of the tour packages that you might obtain here include lunch and dinner and provides a unique vantage spot of the area. The distinctive Stromma boats are improbable to miss when you’re in downtown.
The Göta Canal
This exceptional Canal puts a great triumph of engineering in the nation, which was developed way back 19th century has a length of 190 kilometers. Today, it is now the country’s one of the main tourist spots that offer one of a kind viewpoint on Sweden’s heartland. Göta Canal features 58 locks and 47 bridges which stretches from Sjötorp at Lake Vänern to Söderköping on the beautiful Baltic Sea. Endure the Canal on your own way by hiring a boat or taking the passenger cruise.
Vasa Museum
Attracting millions of visitors every year, Vasa Museum is one of the well -known museums in Sweden. This exciting place is a must-see as you can try at least once seeing this enthralling time capsule. The Vasa imperial ship (Swedish imperial fleet) sank on its earliest voyage during 1628. Today, the gallery caters tourists from the different corners of the earth. Relax, have fun, and discover more in the Vasa Museum!