• Sweden has one of the most interesting cultures in all of Europe.sweden image by Fata-Morgana from Fotolia.com
  
  Sweden is a country with a major international city and the Lapland, which has been called Europe's last wilderness. From Stockholm to the Swedish Laplands, Sweden has some of the freshest air and most beautiful landscapes in the world. To see Sweden and all of its various treasures, from fishing villages to magnificent architecture, is something you should not miss in your lifetime.
  
  

Arild: See the Midnight Sun

• Go to lovely Arild to see a midnight sun.midnight sun in alaska image by MAXFX from Fotolia.com
  
  Go to Arild during May and June to see a midnight sun, situated in the Bay of Skälderviken. Arild is a small fishing village in the county of Skåne. While the weather is rather mild, the changes between seasons are drastic. Arild is a charming village with its small pastel homes and its little harbor. Stay at the Strand Hotell, a lovely hotel in the heart of Arild. It offers a restaurant and pub on-site and its rooms are spacious and nicely decorated. It has three different categories of rooms--starting at 1550 kronor/per night (equivalent to approximately $214 USD).
  
  Strand Hotell Arild
  Stora v. 42
  260 43 Arild, Sweden
  042-346100
  strand.hotell@swipnet.se
  strand-arild.se
  
  

Stockholm

• Although expensive, Stockholm is a must-see city.Stockholm Hafen image by marvellousworld from Fotolia.com
  
  Stockholm is an absolute must-see city not only for Sweden but for the world. Stockholm (and Sweden in general) is very expensive for travelers. The Old Town or Gamla Stan boasts flexuous cobblestone streets and beautiful shops. The restaurants are magnificent, and you will be in herring heaven (if you like herring, that is). Check out the Wasa Museum while in Stockholm. According to There Are Places.com, it houses the 17th-century frigate (geared for fighting) that sank on her maiden voyage. Fifty years ago, it was raised, and it is perfectly intact.
  
  Wasa Museum
  Galärvarvsvägen 14
  Stockholm, Sweden
  08-519 548 00
  vasamuseet.se
  
  

Swedish Lapland

• The Swedish Lapland is considered the last wilderness in Europe.on top of ski jumping .... image by .shock from Fotolia.com
  
  Many consider the Swedish Lapland, located in the northernmost part of Sweden, the last wilderness in Europe. This destination of the midnight sun and the northern lights (depending on season) will take your breath away. Be prepared to see some of the most crystal clean waters, experience breathing the freshest air you've ever breathed, and hear nothing--absolute silence--as you gaze out at some of the most stunning landscape vistas on Earth. Stay at the IceHotel for the full experience (an actual hotel made of ice and snow). The IceHotel changes from frozen solid to a free-flowing river--and back--during the course of a year. Choose from either cold or warm accommodations. Prices start at 1350 kronor (approximately $186 USD) per person per night for a cold room. Warm rooms start at 1700 kronor (approximately $235 USD) per person per night.
  
  IceHotel
  981 91 Jukkasjärvi
  Sweden
  +46 (0) 980 66 800
  info@icehotel.com
  icehotel.com