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About ferries to Sweden
Visit Sweden with connections from either UK, Denmark, Germany or Poland. Sweden offers a variety of events and experiences, ranging from a peaceful countryside of lakes and forests, and the long coastline of islands and archipelagoes to the tundra of Lapland. In Sweden, you are never far from water and sailboats for your summer activities or the Swedish mountains offering perfect skiing conditions during the winter months.
Stockholm is the Swedish capital and can be considered the Venice of Scandinavia as the city is spread on 14 different islands. For a further view of the Stockholm archipelago try the "1000 island's Cruise", a full day guided excursion or if you are ready for more sailing take a Ferry to Sweden's neighbours of Aaland or Finland. North of Stockholm you will find the old town of Uppsala, where the 18th century buildings are the most modern in the city. Culture vultures and tourists alike will find the city has more than enough to enthral and amuse them. Attractions include the stunning Cathedral Treasure Chamber, Sweden's oldest university and the botanical gardens. Old Uppsala is a must with its ancient burial mounds, heathen temple and Viking treasures.
You can also book a Ferry to Sweden's culinary capital of Gothenburg which has a rich choice of gourmet restaurants. Gothenburg is Swedens 2nd largest city and is also located on "culinary road" which offers wonderful meals from gourmet dinners at castles to the freshest fruits of the sea served in picturesque fishing villages on the West Coast of Sweden. For a very different experience travel further north and try a stay at the Ice Hotel or the Sami people's reindeer roundups in Lapland or if you prefer something less adventurous travel south to visit the world-famous glassworks like Orrefors and Kosta.
There is no doubt that the attractions of Sweden will appeal to all members of the family, so start your holiday with a Ferry to Sweden.
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