Sweden is a popular tourist destination for those interested in nature and creativity. It has strong traditions of equality, pacifism and living close to nature, which arouses curiosity in visitors. Sweden is located in Northern Europe and has a long coastline along the Baltic Sea. Its capital, Stockholm, has over 30,000 islands forming its archipelago. Stockholm has also been designated as Europe's most ecological city. Notable Swedish cultural exports include ABBA and other popular music artists, as well as museums showcasing art and history. Traditional Swedish holidays and cuisine also contribute to the country's culture and appeal to visitors.

2. Tourist destination for those who loves nature and creativity.
It has strong traditions that includes equality, pacifism and a life style close
to nature. This contributes to arouse curiosity.

3. Geography
-Situated in Northern Europe,
Sweden lies west of the Baltic
Sea and Gulf of Bothnia,
providing a long coastline, and
forms the eastern part of the
Scandinavian Peninsula.
-Capital: Stolkholm

4. Language
-Swedish.
-In a 2005, survey by
Eurobarometer, 89% of Swedes
reported the ability to speak English.

5. Stolkholm’s archipelago
It’s formed by 30,000 islands, reefs and rocks that extends along 80 km
east of the city up to reaching the Baltic sea.

6. Stolkholm was declared as the european ecological city.

7. Royal Palace
600 bedrooms - Stolkholm
Italian style country house – Öland island

8. Music
ABBA
Swedish House Mafia
Icona Pop
The Hives
Miike Snow
The Sounds
Europe

9. Art.

10. Museums in Sweden.
• Vasa Museum in Stockholm.
• Skansen in Djurgården.
• The Museum of Fine Arts in Malmo (Malmö
Konstmuseum)
• Faul mine.

11. Culture.
Easter
(march)
Valborgsmässoafton (Walpurgis
Night).
(april 30th- may 1st)

12. Tjejtrampet
(May)

13. Gastronomy.
Dishes you must taste:
• Pytt i panna: fried meat with onions and
potatoes
• Köttbullar: Swedish meatballs are
delicious
• Kåldomar: minced meat wrapped in
cabbage leaves
• Älggryta: braised moose meat