Skansen
It is the world's first open-air museum. In the woods, more than a hundred old buildings from all over Sweden, such as cottages, churches, and workshops, are still full of life. The museum here not only has exquisite collections, but the staff also wear clothes from the last century, feed poultry and livestock, or focus on handicrafts, perfectly recreating traditional Swedish life and work conditions.
Abisko National Park
The national park is a pristine area located within the Arctic Circle, preserved in its entirety, and rich in natural landscapes.
It is suitable for winter adventures and summer hiking, as well as for viewing the Northern Lights and the Midnight Sun. Among its attractions, the King's Trail is a scenic hiking route, and the Aurora Sky Station is one of the best places in the world to observe the Northern Lights.
Volvo Car Museum
Starting from the first ÖV4 in 1927, the museum showcases the history and heritage of Volvo's development. In addition to passenger cars, the museum also displays concept cars, buses, trucks, and even aircraft engines produced by Volvo.
Ven Island
Ven Island is a charming little island nestled in the Öresund Strait, but it is a perfect place where the pastoral scenery of Northern Europe and the blue sea and sky complement each other beautifully.
The island also has a lovely alpaca farm where you can rent an alpaca for a walk or rent a bike for a leisurely ride around the island.
Ascona
Ascona is the lowest town in Switzerland, with a pleasant climate and a strong Italian flair. The town boasts a historic old town and a charming lakeside promenade. Strolling along the promenade, you can see picturesque cafes, making you feel as if you are on the warm Mediterranean coast.
