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One of northern Europe’s most iconic destinations, there’s no better way to explore the largest country in the Nordics than with a Sweden cruise.
With everything from midnight sun to the Northern Lights to enjoy, as well as a chance to disembark and discover amazing highlights like the Viking Ship Museum and the cobbled streets of the Gamla Stan in Stockholm, a cruise around Sweden is so much more than setting sail on the open water.
With Newmarket Holidays Sweden cruises, you have a wide range of itineraries to choose from. Because the country is so close, it’s perfect for short breaks too - there are plenty of mini cruises to Sweden from the UK. Aside from the rugged north and sophisticated capital, you can also discover the wild delights of the Baltic Sea.
Sweden cruises also often mean being able to see some of this geographical region’s most impressive sights, like the neighbouring Norwegian fjords, and the fairytale-like capital of Estonia, Tallinn. To top it all off, on your Scandinavian cruise you’ll have a chance to sample Sweden’s innovative and world-beating culinary culture. What more could you want?
The Swedish coast may not be as well known as Norways, but it still offers dramatic, plunging scenescapes interspersed with thick greenery and rugged beaches that match the beauty of anywhere else in this region.
The Swedish Royal Palace is a Baroque architectural masterpiece that has to be seen to be believed. Gorgeous, imposing, and grand as any other building in this part of the world, it dominates the old city come rain or shine.
Wandering through the mediaeval, cobbled streets of Gamla Stan (Stockholm’s Old Town) is a must-do for anybody on a cruise in Sweden. WIth shops, eateries, and incredible views of the waters surrounding the small island, it’s a dreamlike way to pass a few hours.
Vasa Museum, or the Viking Ship Museum as it is colloquially known, is home to several important artefacts that chronicle how this ancient society lived. If you’re a history lover, or just want to learn about this influential culture, then make sure you get a ticket.
The ancient town of Visby on Gotland Island is a popular spot for many Sweden cruises to port at, and much loved by those who get to visit. The town is home to numerous ancient churches and other archaic yet beautiful edifices. A must-visit on any tour round the region.
Inglad Sill is a Swedish delicacy
Sometimes just known as Sill, it is pickled herring which is usually consumed around times of celebration. The flavour is certainly strong, but each chef has their own special brining mix that makes every portion slightly different.
After stuffing yourself at one of Stockholm’s top establishments, a shot of Brännvin (translating to ‘burnt-wine’) will help it all go down. A classification that includes vodka, as well as other spirits, it’s also the perfect drink to put a little fire in your belly on those cold Scandinavian nights.
Despite their chic style and high-end cuisine, you can’t go on a Sweden cruise and not try the local dish that the country was once so well known for: meatballs.
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