Sweden Adventure 12 days Itinerary

Begin your second day with a visit to the ABBA Museum on Djurgården Island. This interactive museum is dedicated to Sweden's legendary pop group and offers a fun and engaging experience for all ages. Afterward, enjoy brunch at Greta’s, located in Haymarket by Scandic, known for its stylish 1920s ambiance.

Spend your afternoon exploring Moderna Museet on Skeppsholmen Island, which houses one of Europe's foremost collections of modern and contemporary art. Take some time to wander around Skeppsholmen itself; this small island offers beautiful views of Stockholm’s waterfront and several interesting sculptures scattered around its park-like setting. For lunch, stop by Blå Porten, an idyllic café with outdoor seating.

In the evening, embark on Sebago Lake: Half-Day Kayak Rental. Although Sebago Lake is not in Sweden but Maine USA (a common mix-up), we recommend swapping it for kayaking around Stockholm’s archipelago instead - it's equally thrilling! Conclude your day with dinner at Pelikan, an iconic restaurant serving traditional Swedish dishes since 1733.

Start your third day with a trip to Drottningholm Palace, Sweden’s best-preserved royal palace constructed in the 17th century and still home to the Swedish royal family today. The palace is surrounded by beautiful gardens perfect for a morning stroll. Enjoy breakfast at Kaffestugan, located nearby.

Return to central Stockholm for an afternoon visit to Fotografiska Museum – one of the world’s largest meeting places for contemporary photography. After immersing yourself in visual art, have lunch at Fotografiska Bistro which offers stunning views over Stockholm harbor along with delicious organic meals.

End your day by exploring Södermalm district - known for its bohemian vibe and trendy shops. Visit Nytorget Square where you can relax in one of many cozy cafes or browse through unique boutiques before having dinner at Akkurat, famous for its impressive beer selection and hearty Swedish fare.

Begin your day with a visit to the Gothenburg Museum of Art, which houses impressive collections from Nordic and international artists. This museum is located in the heart of the city and provides a great introduction to Gothenburg's cultural scene. Enjoy breakfast at Café Husaren, famous for its giant cinnamon buns.

Spend your afternoon exploring the Haga district, one of the oldest neighborhoods in Gothenburg. Stroll through its charming streets lined with wooden houses, boutique shops, and cozy cafes. Have lunch at Hagabions Café, a popular spot known for its vegetarian dishes and relaxed atmosphere.

In the evening, take a boat tour of the Gothenburg archipelago. This tour offers stunning views of the coastal landscape and is a perfect way to unwind after a day of sightseeing. Conclude your day with dinner at Sjöbaren, a seafood restaurant renowned for its fresh catches and delightful ambiance.

Sebago Lake: Half-Day Kayak Rental - While Sebago Lake is not in Sweden, we recommend kayaking on Delsjön Lake instead. Start your morning with this exciting activity that allows you to explore Gothenburg's beautiful natural surroundings. Afterward, have breakfast at Le Petit Café, known for its charming decor and delicious pastries.

Head over to Universeum, Scandinavia's largest science center. Spend your afternoon exploring interactive exhibits on space, technology, and marine life. It's an educational experience that's fun for all ages. For lunch, stop by Restaurang Trädgår'n, located within Trädgårdsföreningen park offering seasonal dishes made from local ingredients.

In the evening, visit Liseberg amusement park – one of Sweden’s most popular attractions offering thrilling rides and beautiful gardens. Enjoy dinner at Hamnpaviljongen, located within the park itself serving traditional Swedish cuisine.

Sebago Lake: Half-Day Kayak Rental - Again replacing Sebago Lake with kayaking in Malmö’s canals for an equally enjoyable experience! Start your day paddling through picturesque waterways before having breakfast at Lilla Kafferosteriet, known for its artisanal coffee and cozy atmosphere.

Spend your afternoon visiting Malmö Castle (Malmöhus), Scandinavia’s oldest surviving Renaissance castle now home to several museums including art exhibitions and historical displays about Malmö’s past. Have lunch at Slottsträdgårdens Kafé, located within the castle grounds offering organic meals made from garden produce.

End your day by exploring Västra Hamnen (Western Harbour), an eco-friendly district known for its modern architecture including Turning Torso – Sweden’s tallest building designed by Santiago Calatrava! Enjoy dinner at Saltimporten Canteen, a trendy eatery serving innovative dishes made from locally sourced ingredients.

Start your day with a visit to Uppsala Cathedral, the largest and tallest church in Scandinavia. This stunning Gothic structure dates back to the 13th century and is the final resting place of several Swedish monarchs. Enjoy breakfast at Café Linné Hörnan, a cozy café known for its delightful pastries and coffee.

Spend your afternoon exploring the Gustavianum, Uppsala University's oldest building which now serves as a museum. Here you can find fascinating exhibits on Viking artifacts, ancient Egyptian relics, and scientific instruments. Have lunch at Hambergs Fisk, a renowned seafood restaurant offering fresh and delicious dishes.

Sebago Lake: Half-Day Kayak Rental - Although Sebago Lake is not in Sweden, we recommend replacing it with kayaking on Fyrisån River in Uppsala for an equally enjoyable experience! End your day with dinner at Domtrappkällaren, one of Uppsala's oldest restaurants serving traditional Swedish cuisine in a historic setting.

Sebago Lake: Half-Day Kayak Rental - Once again substituting Sebago Lake with kayaking on Höje Å River in Lund for an exciting start to your day! Afterward, have breakfast at Lundagård Café, known for its charming ambiance and delicious offerings.

Visit Lund Cathedral, one of Sweden’s most impressive Romanesque buildings dating back to the 12th century. The cathedral is famous for its astronomical clock and beautiful crypt. Have lunch at Mat & Destillat, a stylish restaurant offering contemporary Swedish cuisine made from local ingredients.

Spend your evening exploring Kulturen, an open-air museum showcasing historical buildings from different periods of Swedish history. Wander through reconstructed houses and gardens while learning about traditional Swedish life. Conclude your day with dinner at Grand Hotel Lund, an elegant establishment known for its gourmet dining experience.

Sebago Lake: Half-Day Kayak Rental - Replace Sebago Lake with kayaking along Visby's coastline to start your day with breathtaking views of this medieval town from the water! Enjoy breakfast at Bolaget, a popular café known for its hearty breakfasts and friendly atmosphere.

Explore Visby’s well-preserved medieval city walls that date back to the 13th century. Walk along these ancient fortifications while taking in panoramic views of the town and surrounding sea. Have lunch at Krönet, located atop one of Visby’s towers offering stunning vistas along with delicious meals made from local produce.

End your day by visiting Gotlands Museum which houses extensive collections related to Gotland’s history including Viking artifacts, medieval art pieces & natural history exhibits! Conclude your evening dining at Bakfickan – renowned seafood restaurant serving fresh catches prepared using traditional recipes.

Start your day with a visit to Borgholm Castle, one of Sweden's most iconic ruins. This medieval fortress offers stunning views over the island and the surrounding sea. Enjoy breakfast at Kaffetorpet, a charming café located near the castle known for its delicious pastries and coffee.

Spend your afternoon exploring Stora Alvaret, a vast limestone plain that is a UNESCO World Heritage site. This unique landscape is home to rare flora and fauna, making it a paradise for nature lovers. Have lunch at Ekerum Resort, which offers a variety of dishes made from local ingredients.

Sebago Lake: Half-Day Kayak Rental - While Sebago Lake is not in Sweden, we recommend kayaking along the coast of Öland instead. This activity will allow you to enjoy the island's beautiful coastline from a different perspective. End your day with dinner at Halltorps Gästgiveri, an elegant restaurant known for its gourmet cuisine and historic setting.

Sebago Lake: Half-Day Kayak Rental - Replace Sebago Lake with kayaking around Kalmar’s archipelago for an equally thrilling experience! Afterward, have breakfast at Kullzénska Caféet, known for its cozy atmosphere and delightful offerings.

Visit Kalmar Castle, one of Sweden’s best-preserved Renaissance castles with a rich history dating back to the 12th century. Explore its grand halls, exhibitions, and beautiful gardens. Have lunch at Krögers, located near the castle offering traditional Swedish dishes made from local produce.

Spend your evening exploring Kalmar’s old town with its charming cobblestone streets and historic buildings. Visit Kalmar County Museum to learn more about the region’s history including exhibits on maritime archaeology & Viking artifacts! Conclude your day dining at Lilla Puben, a popular spot known for its hearty meals & friendly ambiance.

Sebago Lake: Half-Day Kayak Rental - Once again substituting Sebago Lake with kayaking along Ystad’s coastline for an enjoyable start to your day! Enjoy breakfast at Fridolfs Konditori, famous for its delicious pastries & welcoming atmosphere.

Explore Ystad’s medieval town center featuring well-preserved half-timbered houses & cobblestone streets! Visit St Mary’s Church (Mariakyrkan), one of Skåne's oldest brick churches dating back to the 13th century followed by lunch at Store Thor, offering traditional Swedish fare prepared using locally sourced ingredients.

End your day by visiting Ales Stenar – Sweden's largest megalithic monument located just outside Ystad offering breathtaking views over Baltic Sea especially during sunset hours! Conclude your evening dining at Ystad Saltsjöbad – renowned seaside hotel restaurant serving gourmet dishes crafted from fresh regional produce.