Ferries to Sweden
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Using AFerry.com you can book a ferry Sweden with a choice of operators, including Scandlines, Stena Line, Unity Line and Viking Line, with connections between Sweden and Norway, Finland, Estonia, Denmark, Latvia, Poland and Germany.
You can book ferries to Sweden, including all Swedish ferry offers and special promotions, or view Swedish ferry timetables and travel information, all online with AFerry.com.
Sweden Overview
Sweden, located in Northern Europe, is the largest of the Nordic countries, and borders Norway and Finland and connects to Denmark via the Oresund Bridge. Sweden has a wide variety of activities and experiences on offer to visitors, ranging from the long coastline of islands and archipelagos offering many opportunities for sailing and watersports during the summer months, to peaceful countryside lakes and forests that allow for relaxing walks and bike rides. In the winter, Sweden's mountains offer perfect skiing locations.
Sweden's capital of Stockholm has been called the `Venice of Scandinavia' due to the fact that the city is spread across 14 islands, and is somewhat of a beautiful city. An amazing way to see the islands and also the Stockholm archipelago is via the `1000 Island's Cruise', which is a guided day excursion around the islands. North of the capital, visitors will find the old town of Uppsala, where the 18th century buildings are the most modern structures in the city. Attractions within the town include Sweden's oldest university, the amazing Cathedra Treasure Chamber and the town's botanical gardens. Sweden's second largest city, Gothenburg, is located on Sweden's `Culinary Road' and has a wide and rich choice of gourmet restaurants. The `Culinary Road' is a wonderful experience and offers meals in castles supplied by gourmet dinners and picturesque fishing villages off of the west coast offering the freshest handpicked fruit. |
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Ferries to Sweden - Map of Routes |
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