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Sweden from Europe region, is best know for Specialty Museums. Discover best things to do in Sweden with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
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1. Vasa Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 26 reviews
The Vasa ship capsized and sank in Stockholm 1628. After 333 years on the sea bed the mighty warship was salvaged and the voyage could continue. Today Vasa is the world's only preserved 17th century ship and the most visited museum in Scandinavia.
Reviewed By boerendorp - boerendorp
When visiting Stockholm, and you would be allowed to visit only one thing: go to Vasa: the setup of the museum is fantastic! When you come out, you learned something on acient Swedish way of living, but also the basics on shipbuilding.
2. No Limit Street Art Boras
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5 based on 145 reviews
Reviewed By matsnilserikande2017 - Gothenburg, Sweden
If you ever nerver have been to or walked through a street art in a central city, this is where you start. Go Borås and walk the full tour helped by the perfect map handed out at tourist information. Let yourself be guided around, make a stop for coffe and then keep going again. Its a nearly surreal experience and unique in its own way. Go see. Walk the mile.
3. Visby City Wall
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5 based on 371 reviews
4. Guitars the Museum
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5 based on 211 reviews
This space holds a guitar similar to the one Keith Richards used to play the Honky Tonk Women riff. And here's one like the one Eric Clapton used for his solo in Layla. And the kind that Jimi Hendrix set on fire in Monterrey. But how in the world did these and hundreds more rare and priceless guitars from the 1950s and 1960s end up in Umea and become Guitars - The Museum? Why aren't they hanging in the MoMA in New York, or in the Tate Modern in London? This is the story of how the Ahden twins from Vannasby managed to put together the world's finest collection of vintage guitars surreptitiously, almost in secret. Guided tours 12.00, 15.00 & 17.00.
Reviewed By Bianca S
If you're in Umeå looking for something to do, then the Guitars Museum is worth a visit. The entrance fee is alright according to Swedish standards (if you're a student you get a reduced price, but this might only apply to Swedish students). The staff there are absolutely lovely, and you can feel how passionate they are wheen you talk to them.
There's a guided tour which is included in the entrance fee, you just need to make sure to time your visit so you'll be there before it starts.
The tour takes about 45 minutes, but you'd probably want to spend some more time on your own to check out the things that weren't covered by the tour.
5. Southern Goteborg Archipelago
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4.5 based on 936 reviews
Kayak rental and retailer. Offering high quality kayaks and equipment for rental and sales. Guided trips all year. Drysuits for winter paddling!
Reviewed By Huw222 - Watford, United Kingdom
Unfortunatly we visited in the winter, so not as many organised trips. However we were suitably impressed with what we saw , and are planning a summer time trip with a longer stay. Gothenburg for two days is really not enough time to properly explore.
6. Isbanan
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5 based on 111 reviews
Reviewed By Martina1888 - Edinburgh, United Kingdom
It was only the second time that I walked over a frozen lake and I really start to love it! There were small sleds you could take, you can skate or just walk. I took one of the sleds and really felt like a child again! It's a great experience and definitely a must-do if you stay in Luleå.
7. The Swedish Air Force Museum
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4.5 based on 610 reviews
Flygvapenmuseum, the Swedish Air Force Museum, is a modern technical and cultural history museum with Exhibitions that trace the development of military aviation from the pioneers of the early 20th century to the present. It offers a unique collection of aircrafts, many of which can only be seen at the Swedish Air Force Museum. Perhaps the most spectacular object in the collection is the Swedish DC-3, an aircraft that was a shot down by a Soviet fighter aircraft in 1952. More than fifty years later the DC-3 was found, salvaged and put to its final resting place here at the museum. Flygvapenmuseum is a place where knowledge and play come together in a natural way. The museum's science centre, the Flight Lab, features flight simulators and experimental stations on the theme of flying. Become a pilot for a day and sit behind the controls of the flight simulator - like flying for real!
Reviewed By Alan J - Somerset west
My wife and I spent a few hours at the museum, which was fantastic and was not only enlighting on the Swedish involvement and development of airplanes but also very informative on the Swedish involvement during the world wars
What was an added bonus was to see the aircraft that was shot down by Russian Migs
Recovered/salvaged from the bottom of the ocean many years later,is now in the museum
8. Zorngarden
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4.5 based on 119 reviews
Reviewed By Phayao13 - Stockholm
It remains today almost untouched since turn of the last century.A home created by a person with both economic conditions and resourcefulness, based on tradition and knowledge of the then modern construction method.Particularly striking is the large timber constructions in the east which houses the nine meter high hall.Very knowledgeable guides
9. Island of Ven
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4.5 based on 163 reviews
10. Langhammars Sea Stack Field
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 129 reviews
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