This two-week journey is crafted for travelers who want to explore Sweden’s highlights in just ten days at a relaxed pace, with local insight and the comfort of a private driver-guide throughout.
We begin with six nights in Stockholm, where we discover royal palaces, Viking towns, island escapes, and vibrant neighborhoods. Then, journey through central Sweden’s lake region, staying at a boutique inn or countryside manor while visiting castles, heritage towns, and scenic islands.
Concluding on the stunning West Coast, based in Gothenburg with day trips to seaside villages and archipelago gems. With three overnight bases and no packing stress, this tour balances culture, nature, and coastal charm beautifully.
Destinations on Our 14-Day Sweden Tour Itinerary
Days 1–6: Base: Stockholm (6 nights)
Day 1 – Gamla Stan, Royal Palace, Vasa Museum
Day 2 – Modern Art Museum, Södermalm walking tour, private food tour
Day 3 – Drottningholm Palace & Lake Mälaren Day
Day 4 – Sigtuna & Uppsala Day Trip
Day 5 – Stockholm Archipelago Escape
Day 6 – ABBA Museum, Skansen, spa day, or rooftop walk
Days 7–10: Base: Vadstena, Gränna, or countryside manor (4 nights)
Day 7 – Gripsholm Castle & lunch by the lake
Day 8 – Vadstena & Abbey Tour
Day 9 – Gränna & Östergötland Countryside
Day 10 – Optional Day Trip to Linköping or Eksjö
Days 11–14: Base: Gothenburg (4 nights)
Day 11 – Drive to Gothenburg via Trollhättan or Borås
Day 12 – Gothenburg Highlights
Day 13 – West Coast Islands Adventure
Day 14 – Departure
Day 1 – Arrival in Stockholm & Private Welcome Tour
Ease into your Swedish adventure with a warm welcome, a relaxed cultural introduction to the capital, and guided visits to its most iconic historical sites.
Private Airport Transfer & Hotel Check-In
Upon arrival at Stockholm Arlanda Airport, you’ll be met by your private driver-guide and escorted directly to your centrally located hotel.
Once checked in and refreshed, your guide will accompany you on a personalized afternoon of sightseeing to introduce you to the heart of the city.
Walking Tour of Gamla Stan – Stockholm’s Old Town
Begin your exploration with a guided walk through Gamla Stan, Stockholm’s medieval old town.
Wander through narrow alleys and lively squares as your guide shares tales of Viking settlers, merchant guilds, and political intrigue. Pass iconic landmarks like Stortorget (the Great Square), the German Church, and the Nobel Museum, all surrounded by ochre-painted townhouses.
Visit to the Royal Palace & the Vasa Museum
Next, enjoy a private tour of the Royal Palace, one of Europe’s largest active royal residences.
Step into grand ceremonial halls, explore the Royal Apartments, and—if timing allows—witness the changing of the guard. Your guide will provide an overview of the Swedish monarchy and the modern role of royalty in national life.
Later, transfer to nearby Djurgården Island for a private visit to the Vasa Museum, home to a remarkably preserved 17th-century warship.
Learn the story of the Vasa’s ill-fated maiden voyage and miraculous recovery 333 years later.
Day 2 – Stockholm’s Culture, Design & Culinary Scene
Today reveals Stockholm’s contemporary side through modern art, trendy neighborhoods, and a guided culinary adventure through Sweden’s evolving food scene.
Guided Visit to the Modern Art Museum (Moderna Museet)
Begin your day on Skeppsholmen Island with a private tour of the Moderna Museet, one of Europe’s most respected collections of 20th and 21st-century art. With your expert guide, explore works by Picasso, Matisse, Dalí, and key Scandinavian modernists, alongside rotating exhibitions from contemporary artists around the world.
The museum’s clean, airy design allows for a relaxed and thoughtful pace. Your guide will tailor the visit to your interests—whether abstract expressionism, photography, or Scandinavian minimalism—offering context and conversation throughout.
Södermalm Neighborhood Walk – Creativity & Local Life
Next, travel to Södermalm, Stockholm’s creative hub known for its bohemian atmosphere, design studios, vintage shops, and leafy parks. With your guide, take a private walking tour through the streets of SoFo (South of Folkungagatan), admiring colorful street art, browsing Nordic lifestyle boutiques, and stepping into hidden courtyards once home to working-class families and artists.
Pause at Monteliusvägen, a walking path with one of the best panoramic views of the city skyline, and visit a neighborhood café for a fika break—Sweden’s beloved ritual of coffee and pastries.
Evening Private Culinary Tour
As evening approaches, meet your food-savvy guide for a private culinary tour through one of Stockholm’s lively dining districts, such as Östermalm or Vasastan. You’ll stop at several curated venues—ranging from traditional husmanskost restaurants to modern Nordic bistros, sampling Swedish cheeses, cured fish, wild game, and desserts like cloudberry tart.
Each stop offers a taste of Sweden’s seasonal ingredients and culinary revival, paired with local stories and drinks such as aquavit or craft cider.
Day 3 – Drottningholm Palace & Lake Mälaren Landscapes
Travel west of the city today for a day devoted to Sweden’s royal heritage, lakeside scenery, and elegant architecture along the shores of Lake Mälaren.
Private Tour of Drottningholm Palace – Sweden’s Royal Residence
This morning, your driver-guide will escort you to Drottningholm Palace, Sweden’s best-preserved royal estate and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. On a private guided tour of the palace interiors, explore a sequence of Baroque salons and ceremonial halls still used by the Swedish royal family. Walk through spaces adorned with 17th- and 18th-century tapestries, ornate stucco work, and oil portraits of monarchs from Sweden’s imperial era.
Your guide will share insights into the architectural vision behind the palace, which was inspired by Versailles, and recount tales of royal leisure, diplomacy, and power as you pass through state rooms, galleries, and the Queen’s private chambers.
Walk Through the Formal Gardens & Chinese Pavilion
Continue outdoors with a guided stroll through Drottningholm’s landscaped grounds, which blend French, English, and Nordic garden styles.
Begin in the formal Baroque parterre with its symmetrical hedgerows and classical sculptures, then move into the English-style park with wide meadows, canals, and shaded tree-lined paths.
Midway through the gardens, visit the Chinese Pavilion, a Rococo-style retreat built in the 18th century. Inside, admire lacquered walls, chinoiserie décor, and whimsical Rococo furniture—a striking contrast to the grandeur of the main palace, and a fascinating glimpse into Europe’s historical fascination with the East.
Optional Lake Mälaren Cruise or Historic Ferry Crossing
Depending on your interests and the season, enjoy an optional scenic cruise on Lake Mälaren for your return to Stockholm. Board a vintage steamer or modern private vessel for a relaxed journey across the calm waters, passing wooded islands, noble estates, and birdwatching havens.
Along the way, your guide will point out lakeside villas and share stories of Sweden’s noble families and summer traditions. You’ll disembark in central Stockholm, close to your hotel or an inviting café for a late-afternoon fika.
Day 4 – Sigtuna & Uppsala: Sweden’s Sacred & Scholarly Past
Step into Sweden’s earliest written history today as you explore Viking-age settlements, medieval churches, and the academic legacy of one of the world’s oldest university towns.
Private Walking Tour of Sigtuna – Sweden’s First Town
Depart with your guide for a comfortable drive to Sigtuna, located on the shores of Lake Mälaren. Founded in the 10th century, this is Sweden’s oldest surviving town, and your private walking tour will guide you past its Viking-era runestones, stone church ruins, and the charming wooden main street lined with boutiques, craft shops, and cafés.
You’ll visit the site of Sweden’s first Christian church and view runic inscriptions commemorating merchants, warriors, and families who shaped early Scandinavian society. Your guide will also point out original medieval street patterns and explain how Sigtuna functioned as a political and religious center during Sweden’s formative years.
Visit to Uppsala Cathedral & Old Town District
Next, continue to Uppsala, home to Scandinavia’s oldest university. We get underway with a private tour of Uppsala Cathedral, the largest church in the Nordics and final resting place of King Gustav Vasa and Carl Linnaeus. Step beneath its soaring vaults and Gothic arches, and examine 15th-century frescoes, royal tombs, and ornate altars carved from oak and alabaster.
Your guide will provide context on the cathedral’s role in shaping Sweden’s religious history, as well as the rivalry between Catholic and Protestant ideologies during the Reformation. Just outside, explore the old university library and main square, filled with statues and buildings linked to centuries of academic life.
Linnaean Garden Visit or Lunch in a Historic Café
Conclude your Uppsala visit with a guided walk through the Linnaean Garden, a living museum of plants once cultivated by the famous botanist Carl Linnaeus. Learn how Linnaeus cataloged Sweden’s natural world and laid the groundwork for modern taxonomy as you stroll through beds of medicinal herbs, exotic plants, and edible flora.
Alternatively, enjoy lunch in a historic café—perhaps one inside a former 18th-century apothecary or university dining hall—where traditional dishes such as creamy fish stew or cured salmon with dill are served amid rustic interiors. You’ll return to Stockholm in the late afternoon, full of stories and impressions from Sweden’s earliest towns.
Day 5 – Stockholm Archipelago Escape
Leave the city behind for a day on the water as you explore the serene island landscapes of the Stockholm Archipelago with a private boat guide.
Private Cruise to Vaxholm or Sandhamn
This morning, meet your local captain for a private boat tour into the Stockholm Archipelago, a vast and peaceful stretch of over 30,000 islands that begins just minutes from the capital.
Our team will consult with you beforehand to determine if you would prefer to visit Vaxholm, known for its fortress and pastel-painted waterfront, or Sandhamn, a windblown outpost with maritime charm and pine-fringed beaches.
As you cruise between islets and inlets, your guide will share stories of island life—fishing traditions, sea pilot routes, and the summer rituals of city dwellers retreating to their red-and-white cottages. There will be plenty of time for photos, coffee on board, and occasional wildlife sightings, such as seabirds or seals.
Island Exploration with Your Guide
Once ashore, enjoy a private walking tour of your chosen island. In Vaxholm, stroll through quaint harbor lanes lined with boutiques, a historic fortress, and fishermen’s cottages. In Sandhamn, walk shaded forest paths leading to rocky beaches and admire the weather-worn boathouses that define the island’s nautical character.
Throughout the tour, your guide will tailor the pace and content to your interests—whether you want to explore local architecture, visit a small gallery, or simply enjoy the tranquil rhythm of coastal life.
Seafood Overlooking the Harbor Before Returning to Stockholm
Take a break from sailing for a chef-prepared island lunch at a waterfront bistro. Sample traditional archipelago fare, such as pickled herring, smoked salmon, creamy crayfish soup, or oven-roasted cod with dill butter, paired with chilled elderflower lemonade or aquavit, depending on your taste.
Return to the boat for your return journey.
Day 6 – Optional Cultural, Musical & Wellness Experiences in Stockholm
Continue to dive into Stockholm’s culture, music, or outdoor beauty on day 6 of our itinerary.
Guided Visit to the ABBA Museum
Join your guide for a private visit to the ABBA Museum, a lively and interactive celebration of Sweden’s most iconic pop group. Step into replica recording studios, see original stage costumes, and listen to behind-the-scenes stories of how four Swedes became a global phenomenon.
Your guide will share context on Sweden’s music industry and ABBA’s enduring legacy. You’ll even have the chance to sing along in a recreated performance booth or mix your own ABBA track—a lighthearted and entertaining immersion in Swedish pop culture.
Skansen Open-Air Museum & Nordic Animal Walk
Next, head to Skansen, the world’s first open-air museum, located on scenic Djurgården Island. On a private tour, explore historic wooden houses, Sami huts, and traditional farmsteads, all relocated from across Sweden and restored to showcase the country’s regional diversity.
Visit seasonal craft demonstrations—such as glassblowing, weaving, or baking—and meet Nordic wildlife in the park’s natural enclosures, featuring elk, lynx, bears, and reindeer. Your guide will tailor the route to your interests, whether cultural, ecological, or architectural.
Optional Rooftop Walk or Spa Afternoon
In the afternoon, choose between an optional rooftop walk—safely harnessed and guided along the ridgelines of Stockholm’s Old Parliament building for panoramic city views—or enjoy a Nordic spa experience at a serene waterfront spa just outside the city center.
At the spa, rotate between hot and cold pools, sauna rooms, and steam rituals inspired by Swedish wellness traditions. Herbal teas and fruit platters are served in the lounge, offering a peaceful finale to your time in Stockholm before tomorrow’s countryside transition.
Day 7 – Scenic Drive to Lake Vättern via Mariefred
Leave Stockholm behind and travel into the Swedish countryside, where castles, lakeside villages, and historic manors define the rhythm of rural life.
Visit to Gripsholm Castle on the Shores of Lake Mälaren
Your day begins with a scenic drive west to Mariefred, a storybook town nestled on the edge of Lake Mälaren. Here, enjoy a privately guided tour of Gripsholm Castle, a turreted Renaissance fortress with stunning lake views. Explore its opulent halls, royal apartments, and Sweden’s National Portrait Gallery, which showcases more than 4,000 portraits from five centuries of Swedish history.
As you walk through richly furnished rooms, your guide will share stories of royal court life, political intrigue, and the castle’s surprising transformation from fortress to royal residence. Don’t miss the towers and inner courtyards—perfect for capturing stunning photos.
Lunch at a Lakeside Bistro in Mariefred
After your castle visit, enjoy lunch at a lakeside restaurant or garden café, where you can savor regional dishes such as roast venison, mushroom soup with wild herbs, or char from the local lake. Sit on the terrace if weather allows, watching sailboats drift across the water and listening to the soft lap of waves along the dock.
Your guide will be on hand to assist with translations and offer insights into Sweden’s seasonal cuisine and culinary traditions.
Countryside Journey & Manor Check-In near Lake Vättern
In the afternoon, continue your drive south through peaceful landscapes of rolling fields, deep forests, and glimmering lakes. Arrive at your base for the next four nights—a boutique countryside manor or heritage inn near Lake Vättern, ideally in or near Vadstena or Gränna.
Check into your carefully selected accommodation for the evening.
Day 8 – Vadstena’s Medieval Charm & Royal Legacy
Today is devoted to the spiritual and historical heart of Lake Vättern—Vadstena, a former royal capital with cobblestone streets, a serene lakeside abbey, and a turreted Renaissance castle.
Private Walking Tour of Vadstena Old Town
Begin your exploration with a guided walking tour of Vadstena, where medieval alleyways, pastel townhouses, and canal bridges create an atmosphere of timeless calm. Visit the main square, browse artisan shops, and stroll along the town’s preserved waterfront lined with 15th-century warehouses.
As you walk, your guide will share stories of Queen Saint Bridget (Birgitta), the town’s spiritual patron, whose visions and influence drew pilgrims from across Europe to the Middle Ages.
Visit to Vadstena Abbey Church & Monastery Grounds
Next, step inside Vadstena Abbey, a towering Gothic cathedral that was once the headquarters of the Bridgettine Order.
Your private guide will help you explore its vaulted ceilings, stone altars, and sacred relics, including Saint Bridget’s tomb. The adjacent monastery grounds and cloisters provide a peaceful atmosphere for reflection and photography.
Your guide will explain the abbey’s religious significance, its role in Sweden’s Catholic past, and how it continues to shape the town’s identity today. You may also visit the small museum, which features exhibits on monastic life, books, and the daily rituals of the medieval order.
Tour of Vadstena Castle – Royal Renaissance Residence
Conclude your day with a private tour of Vadstena Castle, a beautifully preserved Renaissance fortress once home to King Gustav Vasa’s son. Surrounded by a wide moat and connected by drawbridges, the castle features grand staircases, arched ceilings, and rooms restored to reflect 16th-century court life.
You’ll visit ceremonial halls and royal bedchambers and walk the ramparts for lake views. Your guide will detail the castle’s architectural innovations and share tales of royal ambition, conflict, and the Vasa dynasty’s vision of centralized power in a newly Protestant Sweden.
Return to your hotel in the late afternoon with free time to dine at your manor or enjoy a quiet evening stroll through the gardens or along the lakeshore.
Day 9 – Gränna & Visingsö: Sweet Traditions & Island Beauty
Today is a delightful blend of nostalgic charm and island exploration, with a visit to the candy-striped streets of Gränna and a private ferry crossing to Visingsö, the jewel of Lake Vättern.
Private Tour of Gränna – Sweden’s Candy Capital
Begin your day with a guided walking tour through Gränna, a hilltop town renowned for its red-and-white polkagris candy canes. Wander cobbled streets lined with flower-filled courtyards and traditional wooden houses painted in soft pastels. Visit one of the original candy kitchens for a private demonstration where you’ll see how the sticky peppermint dough is hand-pulled and twisted into perfect spirals.
Enjoy time to browse family-run boutiques for local crafts, jams, or handmade glassware. If you like, try your hand at shaping your own polkagris to take home as a sweet souvenir.
Ferry Crossing & Private Island Tour of Visingsö
Next, board a private ferry or water taxi for the short, scenic crossing to Visingsö Island, once the seat of Swedish kings. Upon arrival, join your guide for a tranquil island tour by foot, bike, or—uniquely—horse-drawn carriage through oak forests and farm fields.
You’ll stop at Visingsborg Castle ruins, walk along pebbled lake beaches, and visit tiny village churches that echo centuries of rural tradition. Your guide will share stories of medieval power struggles, Norse myths, and life on the island today, all set against a peaceful natural backdrop.
You’ll head back to your countryside base in the evening with time to relax, read, or sip a glass of wine as the sun sets over Lake Vättern.
Day 10 – Optional Day Trip: Linköping’s Aviation History or Eksjö’s Wooden Heritage
Choose from two distinctive excursions today—either a dive into Swedish innovation and aerospace in Linköping or a walk through time in one of the country’s most perfectly preserved wooden towns.
Linköping & Swedish Aviation History (Option A)
Travel east with your driver-guide to Linköping, Sweden’s aviation capital and a hub of modern engineering. Begin with a private tour of the Swedish Air Force Museum, which covers over a century of flight—from biplanes and Cold War jets to an impressive collection of cockpit simulators and rescue helicopters.
Your guide will tailor the tour to your interests, whether you’re focused on military design, Cold War history, or interactive exhibits like the DC-3 wreck with recovered artifacts. You’ll also visit Gamla Linköping, a recreated 19th-century town with cobbled streets, heritage houses, and traditional shops that show Sweden’s small-town life before industrialization.
Eksjö – Sweden’s Best-Preserved Wooden Town (Option B)
Alternatively, head southwest to Eksjö, one of just a few towns in Sweden where pre-industrial wooden architecture remains completely intact. Join a local historian for a private walking tour through quiet lanes lined with timber-framed homes, stone cellars, and ancient barns painted in rich ochres and reds.
Stop by a local museum to view exhibits on carpentry, local folklore, and fire prevention methods that have helped save the town from destruction. Your guide will also introduce you to artisans still working with wood in the traditional manner—such as furniture makers, sign painters, or printmakers.
Day 11 – Countryside Drive to Gothenburg via Trollhättan or Borås
Journey west toward Sweden’s maritime hub, with curated stops in either an innovative industrial town or a charming city rich in textile heritage.
Scenic Drive Through Central Sweden
This morning, depart your countryside manor or inn near Lake Vättern and begin your private scenic transfer to Gothenburg. Your driver-guide will map out a picturesque route that weaves through forested highlands, lakes, and farmlands, allowing for photo stops or a coffee break en route.
Expect a leisurely and comfortable journey to highlight lesser-known gems of Sweden’s countryside while avoiding long stints on the highway.
Private Stop in Trollhättan – Waterways & Innovation
If you’re interested in Sweden’s industrial history and engineering feats, consider visiting Trollhättan, renowned for its canal locks and hydropower legacy. On a guided tour of the Trollhättan Canal, see how 19th- and 20th-century lock systems revolutionized shipping between Lake Vänern and the sea.
Your guide will share stories of the Saab automobile factory, once a cornerstone of Swedish industry, and show you the city’s dramatic waterfalls and spillways, which are still manually opened on certain days in a spectacular display of rushing water.
Alternative Stop in Borås – Art, Design & Textiles
For guests with an eye for design, your guide may suggest a detour to Borås, Sweden’s historic textile capital, now transformed into an open-air art gallery. Here, enjoy a walking tour through the city’s modern center, filled with over 100 outdoor sculptures and murals by international artists.
Visit the Textile Fashion Center, where contemporary Swedish fashion meets heritage fabric-making traditions. Your guide will tailor the visit to your interests—be it sustainable materials, classic weaving, or art installations. Afterward, enjoy lunch at a boutique bistro before continuing west.
Arrive in Gothenburg by late afternoon and settle into your hotel for the final chapter of your journey—whether you prefer a modern harbor-view property or a classic villa-style hotel in the city center.
Day 12 – Gothenburg Highlights: Canals, Seafood & Gardens
Spend your first full day on the West Coast diving into Gothenburg’s laid-back charm, maritime identity, and green city culture.
Private City Tour – History, Neighborhoods & Canals
Begin with a comprehensive driving and walking tour of Gothenburg with your local guide. Learn how this 17th-century trading port evolved into Sweden’s second city, passing through neighborhoods like Haga (with its traditional wooden houses), the Avenyn (a grand boulevard lined with shops and cafés), and the old Dutch-style canals that earned Gothenburg its nickname, “Little Amsterdam.”
Your guide will tailor the route based on your interests—whether history, architecture, or local legends—while stopping at key landmarks, such as Gustav Adolf’s Torg and the Parliament Building.
Guided Visit to Feskekôrka & the Seafood Scene
Next, walk or drive to the Feskekôrka (Fish Church)—a beloved indoor seafood market set inside a dramatic neo-Gothic building. On a private tasting tour, explore Gothenburg’s proud fishing traditions as you sample oysters, shrimp, cold-smoked salmon, or fish pâté with horseradish cream.
Meet local fishmongers and learn how sustainability practices and cold Nordic waters produce some of Europe’s finest seafood. If you like, enjoy a sit-down seafood lunch nearby, guided by your host to choose from the freshest catch of the day.
Botanical Garden Stroll & Optional Glasshouse Visit
In the afternoon, head to the Gothenburg Botanical Garden, one of Europe’s largest, for a relaxing private tour with a horticulture expert. Stroll among alpine rock gardens, herbaceous borders, and wild woodlands, learning about native Swedish flora and rare species from around the world.
Your guide can also accompany you to the Palm House in Trädgårdsföreningen Park—another stunning example of 19th-century glasshouse architecture—where lush tropical plants and exotic orchids bloom year-round under soaring ironwork domes.
Return to your hotel by late afternoon, with the evening free to enjoy one of Gothenburg’s acclaimed restaurants or take a quiet walk along the canals.
Day 13 – West Coast Islands Adventure
Spend your final full day exploring the rugged beauty and maritime culture of the Bohuslän Archipelago, where granite cliffs, charming villages, and the open sea define Sweden’s wild west coast.
Private Day Trip to Marstrand or Fjällbacka with Your Driver-Guide
Depart Gothenburg in the morning for a scenic drive north along the coast to one of Bohuslän’s most iconic harbor towns—Marstrand, Fjällbacka, or Klädesholmen—based on your interest and seasonal accessibility. Your guide will help select the ideal destination: Marstrand for its fortress and grand villas, Fjällbacka for its literary and cinematic ties, or Klädesholmen for its fishing heritage.
On arrival, enjoy a private walking tour of the town, where narrow streets weave between boathouses, seafood restaurants, and sun-bleached cottages. Hear stories of smugglers, sea captains, and the aristocrats who once summered here. Stop by small art galleries or coastal chapels before heading down to the water.
Optional Private Boat Cruise or Sea Safari
Midday, board a private boat for a short cruise through nearby islets and channels, getting an up-close view of the region’s dramatic coastal landscape. Depending on conditions, you may stop at an uninhabited islet for a short walk or take a slower route to spot seabirds, seals, and maritime wildlife, with your captain-guide offering commentary throughout.
Alternatively, if you’d rather stay on land, your guide can lead you along a coastal walking path above the cliffs or through scenic fishing hamlets, providing insight into the local ecosystem and marine history along the way.
Seafood Lunch with a View
Conclude the outing with a relaxed seafood lunch at a waterfront inn or dockside restaurant, where you’ll dine on local specialties like cold-water shrimp, mussels in white wine, or pan-seared hake with fennel and new potatoes. Sip a crisp glass of wine or lingonberry soda while looking out over the harbor, with fishing boats coming and going in a rhythm unchanged for generations.
Return to Gothenburg in the late afternoon, with time to pack, relax at your hotel, or enjoy one final stroll through the city’s leafy canals or waterfront promenades.
Day 14 – Departure from Gothenburg
At your preferred time, your driver will collect you for a smooth and stress-free private transfer to Gothenburg Landvetter Airport, ensuring assistance with luggage and check-in where possible. If your flight is later in the day, there’s flexibility for a short walk or a final Fika stop before heading out.
Optional Transfer to Stockholm by Train or Car
If you’re continuing from Stockholm, you may also return via first-class train—a scenic journey of roughly three hours—or opt for a private overland transfer with stops along the way at a castle or lakefront café. Your guide can customize the return journey to match your travel plans.
