Cities in Sweden can differ a lot, so it is very interesting to visit more than one. But which cities in Sweden are the best for travelers? Well, let’s take a look at the features of our favorites and choose the cities that suit you best. Traveling from city to city in Sweden offers several transport options and connecting trips between cities are very scenic.
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The city of Malmö
The city of Malmö is one of the best destinations in the Swedish city for year-round travel. Southern Sweden guarantees you a temperate climate, and the amount of things to do in the area (not to mention the proximity to Copenhagen) makes Malmö a visitor’s dream. When planning your visit, keep in mind that it is actually much faster to get from Copenhagen to Malmö than it is from Stockholm to Malmö.
The Malmö Travel Guide | Øresund bridge
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Stockholm city
Naturally, the city of Stockholm, the capital of Sweden, is a must-see for visitors. You are likely to fly into Stockholm on the way to another Swedish destination. Make sure to take a day or two to enjoy the bustling metropolitan area that is Stockholm, and head to the amazing Vasa Museum and Djurgarden, the idyllic island in central Stockholm.
The Stockholm Travel Guide | 11 free things to do in Stockholm
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Gothenburg City (Gothenburg)
If you love nature and history but don’t feel like dealing with a city full of tourists, Gothenburg is the best Swedish city for you. Gothenburg is the second largest city in Sweden and is unfortunately often overlooked by travelers. You will find this charming city on the west coast of southern Sweden. It is also an ideal location if you need a central base from which you want to visit the Scandinavian capitals.
9 great budget hotels in Gothenburg
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The city of Uppsala
Younger travelers will simply love Uppsala. Uppsala is the best city in Sweden for hip and trendy nightlife; after all, it is a college town with thousands of students, many events, and an excellent transportation network. But there are things that appeal to all ages: the long and interesting history of this city includes a Viking burial site called Gamla Uppsala and the ruins of an 11th century church. Plus, it’s only an hour from the beautiful but picturesque Swedish town of Gävle.
How to get from Stockholm to Uppsala
