Getting around by bus and coach Sweden

Discover Karlstad with the popular boat-buses, which sail on Lake Vänern and the Klarälven delta. Only in the summer, this initiative allows you to go as far as Mariebergskoget, or to take a longer trip on the canals and the lake. The boat lines have many departure times during the day, and the ticket price is the same as a normal land bus ticket. 7 different lines, ask at the tourist office for the different routes. No reservation necessary.

This bus company takes you to many destinations in Sweden, Norway and Denmark. There are 17 routes with almost 1,400 stops in the territories. The company provides daily services to Stockholm from Gothenburg, Borås, Jönköping, Linköping, Norrköping and many other destinations. A very good and often more economical alternative to the train. For departures from Sweden, you have to buy your ticket in advance, but from Norway you can pay directly on the bus.

City Terminalen is a modernist building located in downtown Stockholm (just across from T-centralen). It is the largest bus station in the city. Every day, about 800 buses use City Terminalen as their arrival and departure point. From here you can travel all over Sweden and Europe. Here you will find shuttle buses to Skavsta, Bromma and Arlanda airports. There are also cafés and restaurants, a currency exchange office, a lost and found office (in case of lost luggage at the airport), and the bus companies' counters.