A word about the language: this page is one of the first we built entirely in Swedish — not machine translated, but written for you, by us. We are currently rolling out correct Swedish versions of selected parts of TravelTalk, and the goal is to soon have even more in place. Please come back and see how it grows.
We believe that a trip, when it's at its best, is one of life's richest experiences — meeting new corners of the world, feeling something real and collecting those trips that stay long after you've come home. What we spend the least time on is the overexploited mass tourism that anyone can sell. We would rather inspire you, and bring you together with trips of a special and lasting kind.
This page is for you traveling from Sweden. Wherever you're headed, and however you prefer to travel — by plane, boat, train or car — the journey begins here. Sweden is a country you can leave to all weathers, and the way you choose is already part of the experience.
Also read our guide to Sweden as a destination — regions, nature and experiences to explore when you're there.
By plane
Stockholm–Arlanda carries the entire long-distance network, with Gothenburg–Landvetter for the west coast and Malmö and Copenhagen–Kastrup for southern Sweden — the Öresund train brings Kastrup closer than you think. Read more about traveling by air from Sweden.
By boat and cruise
Östersjön is Sweden's second highway. The classic night boats to Helsinki, Tallinn and Åland, the ferries to Denmark and Germany, and the cruise out into the archipelago. Read more about traveling by boat and cruise.
by train
Over the Öresund Bridge, the entire European fog map opens up, and the night fog is experiencing a renaissance — sleep in Sweden, wake up in Germany. Read more about traveling by train from Sweden.
On the road
Sweden is a car country with champion blood in its veins, and the car holiday can be as exclusive and as rich in experience as any flight - here the road itself is part of the journey. Read more about car holidays from Sweden.
Prefer custom-made?
If you would rather have the trip built around you than plucked from a catalogue, there are Swedish houses that do just that. We gain nothing from mentioning them — it's for your information, not an advertisement. See the travel industry and our collaborations.
Where do you want to go?
This is where the fun begins. Travel goals in the whole world (in Danish) · Reseintressen (in Danish) · Your travelers go most (in Danish).