Hidden places in Sweden

A mysterious ship-shaped ring of standing stones on a clifftop.

Sweden's oldest town, with church ruins and a pretty main street by Lake Mälaren.

A fishing village on the pink granite coast of western Sweden.

A medieval town of half-timbered houses on Sweden's south coast.

Old-growth forest and rocky lakes, an hour from Stockholm by bus.

Rugged cliffs and sea caves at the tip of a peninsula in southern Sweden.

Thousands of rocky islands with red cottages, a short ferry ride away.

A relaxed canal city known for seafood, with an archipelago nearby.

A university town with a Romanesque cathedral and an astronomical clock.

Sweden's third city, linked to Copenhagen by the Øresund Bridge.

A university town with the tallest cathedral in Scandinavia.

A capital spread over 14 islands, with a medieval old town.