Top Tourism Attraction Places in Sweden
1. Falun
The
old taking out town of Falun, now the managerial center of Kopparberg
County, lies on both banks of the river Falun between the Varpasjö and
the Runnsjö. Falun is still a significant industrial town, and also
attract many winter sports enthusiasts. It is the site of one of the
world's most well-known snowboard competitions, the Battle.
2. Gothenburg
The
chief town of the County of Göteborg and Bohus, it has a university and
a college of knowledge and is the see of a Lutheran bishop. Cultural
life in Göteborg is established from end to end the art museum, annual
film festival, amusement park Liseberg and free theatres.
3. Helsingborg
The
Swedish town of Helsingborg, intentionally located at the narrowest
part of the Öresund opposed the Danish town of Helsingør (Elsinore), was
for centuries hotly doubtful between Denmark and Sweden. There are
plans to build a bridge over the Öresund.
4. Kalmar
Kalmar,
chief town of the county of Kalmar in southeastern Sweden, lies on the
Kalmarsund, which separate the island of Öland from the mainland. Thanks
to this good place, there was already a trading post here in Viking
times. The town's modern industries include engineering and motor
vehicles
5. Karlstad
Boating in the archipelago or canoeing on Klarälven is well-liked behavior along with fishing and watersports.
In 1905 discussions took place here on the closure of the union between
Sweden and Norway. Karlstad is now a considerable industrial town.
6. Lund
Lund,
20km/12.5mi northeast of Malmö in the province of Skåne, is
consideration to have been found in 990 by the Danish king Swein
Forkbeard as the secular and religious center of the eastern part of his
kingdom. Lund has an active nightlife, though much is geared to the
abundance of students. There is a city theatre, and the Lund Carnival
held every fourth year since 1849.
7. Malmo
Malmö
lies on the west shore of Skane, opposite the Danish capital of
Copenhagen across the Öresund. A major port and Sweden's third biggest
city, it is an important economic and cultural center. The town's first
defenses were built during the reign of the Danish king Eric of
Pomerania, who also decided Malmö its coat of arms in 1473. The town
approved to Sweden under the treaty of Roskilde (1658).
8. Stockholm
Stockholm
dishonesty on a number of islands and peninsulas at the outflow of Lake
Mälar into the Baltic, which at this time forms a deep inlet. The charm
of its setting lies in the intermingling of land and water - the
skerries fringing the coast, the crags rearing up from the sea, the
complicated pattern of waterways encompassing the city.
9. Uppsala
The
most notable building in Uppsala is the Cathedral, visible from most
part of town. It is the chief town of the county of Uppsala and the
region of Uppland and the seat of the Lutheran Archbishop of Sweden. The people of Uppland, the Svea, enjoy the right of electing and deposing their kings.
10. Vaxjo
Växjö
lies at the north end of the lake of that name. It acknowledged its
municipal charter in 1342 and is now chief town of Kronoberg county.
Växjö is home to two distinguished castles - Kronoberg Castle, finished
in the 15th century and Teleborg Castle built 1900. It became a
spiritual center in the 12th century, when its first church was build by
St Sigfrid, a disciple from England.
11. Visby
The
island's capital, Visby (pop. 20,000), the "city of roses and ruins" on
the northwest shore of Gotland, is the seat of the governor of Gotland
county and the see of a bishop. Within its enclosed walls it has sealed
much of its medieval environment and received the name of UNESCO World
Heritage Site.
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