Villas in Sweden

We're talking about Sweden, of course! Sweden is one of those countries that when we visit, we never want to leave again. From its impeccable culture, clean streets, beautiful coastlines, fascinating forests, and friendly community, they make us feel like we want to live there! So, we know that when you arrive, you must have the best tourist attractions nearby to make the most of your visit, there are all kinds of options on Holidu, from ones that are just miles from the beach to ones with nature views in either Södertälje or Stockholm, choose attractive places like Gothenburg!

You can choose what you like the most to have your best stay in Sweden! From the most expensive to the most economic, all with the comforts you require. You have alternatives that are very close to the beach, and even with nearby hiking areas, including a private swimming pool and outdoor lounging furniture; in their interiors, they have comfortable and spacious layouts with modern furniture in modest and basic colours, all with bathrooms, several bedrooms and kitchens with all the utensils and tools you will need during your visit.

A must-see iconic place when visiting the beautiful streets of Sweden is Drottningholm Palace, one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites, you'll understand why it's so important to visit! You can visit it on the outskirts of Stockholm, and it is known throughout the nation for having served as the residence of the Swedish royal family since 1981. This grand palace was built in the 17th century and has halls with ancient structures, materials, and decorations that make it stand out in art, as well as extensive gardens and a Chinese show pavilion.

Gotland is considered the largest island in the whole of Sweden and is one of the main tourist destinations when we think of going to this fascinating country. In the middle of the Baltic, this beautiful island has many outdoor activities and attractions that connect you with nature, whether it is hiking or cycling, one of the cities that are within this island is Visby, a beautiful territory that is walled and has preserved its history in all its buildings, we recommend you to go to the medieval week, it is celebrated in August, and we know you will like it.

Swedish Lapland is spectacular, no matter if you go in summer or winter, you could either enjoy the midnight sun or be amazed and spellbound by the aurora borealis. One of the most attractive facts about Swedish Lapland is that it is inhabited by the indigenous Sami people, interestingly enough!

One of Sweden's most famous attractions is the Ice Hotel in Jukkäsjarvi. It offers you rooms to stay in structures carved out of ice from the Torne River, can you believe that even the furniture is made of ice? And as you might expect, yes, temperatures here can be between -5°C and -8°C, a unique experience in northern Sweden!

Seeing the Northern Lights is one of Sweden's top attractions, and one place you can see them is Abisko National Park. You'll find it in Swedish Lapland, near the Arctic Circle. To appreciate these natural works of art, we advise you to head to the centre, towards the cameras, which are the ones that will make it easier for you to see the activity.

Kosterhavet National Park, a haven for marine life. This is one of the most famous of Sweden's parks dedicated to showcasing marine life, it was even the first in the country! It currently has 6000 species of marine life, including several that cannot be seen anywhere else in the country.

Ystad is one of the attractions that have to be in your travel planning in Sweden, especially, when you want to visit iconic places like the megalithic monument of Ales Stenar. This is a set of 59 rocks lined up in the shape of a boat, and because many such constructions were considered funerary at the time, and the town says that the legendary King Ale The Strong was buried here, it's a very interesting place!

The oldest town in Sweden is only 45 minutes from Stockholm, that's Sigtuna. It is the place where history began to be written, specifically in the year 970, when Sweden's first town was founded. The centre of this city is picturesque without losing a medieval style, walking in its streets takes you to admire its ancient buildings and travel back in time to the Sweden of centuries ago, amazing!

One of the most beautiful and spectacular things to see in Sweden is Lund Cathedral, built in the 12th century as the oldest and best-preserved Romanesque church. Inside, you'll love to see the astronomical clock, which dates back to around 1425, it's very curious.