7 Days (1 Week) Itinerary in Sweden - Travel Guide
The Swedish Serenade - A 7 Day Journey - What to do in Sweden for 7 days?
| Days | Description | Overnight |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Day 1 - Start with the Heartbeat of Sweden: Stockholm | Stockholm |
| 2 | Day 2 - Delve into the Depths of Stockholm | Stockholm |
| 3 | Day 3 - The Invigorating Island Retreat: Gotland | Gotland |
| 4 | Day 4 - Breathtaking Churches and Museum in Gotland | Gotland |
| 5 | Day 5 - Experiencing the Charm of Malmö | Malmö |
| 6 | Day 6 - Further Explorations in Malmö and Lund | Malmö |
| 7 | Day 7 - Return to Stockholm | Stockholm |
Introduction
Embark on a mesmerizing expedition exploring the stunning landscapes, sleek cities, and tranquil countryside of Sweden. Packed with historical wonders, charming old towns, and modern culture, this 7-day itinerary caters to different tastes and preferences.
Day 1 - Start with the Heartbeat of Sweden: Stockholm
Imagine sinking into the soul of Sweden, in the vibrant city of Stockholm, it’s an urban archipelago! Explore its sprawling royal palaces like The Royal Palace and Drottningholm, marvel at the enchanting beauty of Skansen and get lost in the mysterious alleys of the one-of-a-kind island, Gamla Stan. Are the charismatic tales of Swedish culture enticing you to delve deeper into the city?
Day 2 - Delve into the Depths of Stockholm
Venture further into the heart of the city with visits to the distinctive Vasa Museum and enlightening Nobel Museum. What if I told you that you could navigate through the corridors of a ship that sunk in 1628, untouched for centuries, doesn't it seem like unravelling a time capsule? The city's array of charming cafes and towering cathedrals are sure to leave an indelible imprint.
Day 3 - The Invigorating Island Retreat: Gotland
Board a ferry to the serene island of Gotland. Delight in the medieval architecture of Visby, the island's capital, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Soak up the sun on its sandy beaches, taking in the calmness that wraps around you. Ever wondered how peace sounds in an open, green, lush, and sun-soaked setting? Well, Gotland is your answer.
Day 4 - Breathtaking Churches and Museum in Gotland
Today, let Gotland pull you in with its intricately designed churches. Get a glimpse into Sweden’s medieval history with a trip to the Gotlands Museum and the eerie but captivating Lummelunda Cave. Touch the relics of the past, it's almost like time traveling, isn't it?
Day 5 - Experiencing the Charm of Malmö
Kick-off the day with a scenic train ride to Malmö. Revel in the flawless blend of modern and old in Malmö, checkout the stunning Turning Torso, make your way to the enchanting Malmö Castle, and take a peaceful stroll in Kungsparken. Picture going from past to present in a matter of buildings.
Day 6 - Further Explorations in Malmö and Lund
Begin the day by visiting Malmö's historic district, Old Town. Later in the day, take a quick train ride to Lund, featuring the impressive Lund Cathedral and charming cobblestone streets of its old town. Isn't it magical wandering in the captivating labyrinth of history?
Day 7 - Return to Stockholm
Conclude your journey with a return to Stockholm, spend the rest of the day wandering through the city, discovering any missed spots, recalling all the unforgettable experiences you've had just like flipping through an enchanted storybook.
Summary of this itinerary
This 7-day Swedish sojourn gratifies your senses to the fullest, from vibrant cities to serene islands, from medieval architecture to cosmopolitan cityscapes, Sweden has it all covered in an exquisite package. Get ready to collect memories, each with a tinge of Swedish charm that you'll relish forever.
Sofia Manson
FAQs about this
7 day itinerary in
Sweden
Ideal time would be late spring and summer (May to September) as it showcases beautiful landscapes and the weather is pleasantly mild.
Sweden uses Swedish Krona (SEK) as their currency. Majority of businesses accept card payments, so carrying a lot of cash isn't necessary.
Swedish is the national language but English is widely spoken in Sweden, so language should not be a major concern.