Sweden's capital, built across 14 islands. A blend of history, design and modern lifestyle.
Location: Stockholm →An ancient religious and political centre of Sweden with royal burial mounds from the Migration Period.
Location: Gamla Uppsala →A picturesque village above Lake Siljan in Dalarna, famous for traditional wooden architecture and folk art.
Location: Tällberg →A megalithic stone ship monument from the Iron Age, often called Sweden's Stonehenge, overlooking the Baltic Sea.
Location: Ales Stenar →Jämtland's great lake, home to the legendary Great Lake Monster.
Location: Storsjön →Known as the Queen of Lapland, a sacred mountain of the Sami people rising to 2,015m.
Location: Akka →Mythical mountain beside Lake Vättern, said to be home of elves in Swedish legend.
Location: Omberg →The flowering mountain — a unique table mountain with extraordinary biodiversity in Västergötland.
Location: Kinnekulle →Gotland's medieval walled city on the UNESCO World Heritage List. The city of roses and ruins.
Location: Visby →A remote Dalarna village where Elfdalian — a language descended directly from Old Norse — is still spoken by a small community.
Location: Älvdalen →According to Swedish Easter tradition, witches fly to Blåkulla to meet the devil. Children still dress as Easter witches today.
Location: Blåkulla →