Tourist offices Sweden

Shop, information, reservations in this very central office that will give you the keys to the city. Do not hesitate to follow their advice: Walking tour will give you a very complete approach of the city (count 2 h by walking without stopping…).

Visit Stockholm is the official tourist office of the city. Although you can't visit them directly, you can contact them by email, phone, Facebook or Instagram. You can contact them for information but also for good plans. The staff is very helpful and pleasant and responds quickly to all requests for information. They speak several languages, including French, so they will be able to inform you easily.

Höga Kusten nature site is located on the left when you arrive at Docksta. In this elegant modern building surrounded by a typical Swedish wild landscape, you will find all the necessary information about the High Coast, its history, excursions, guide bookings, and access to the via ferrata that winds up the steep slopes of the Skuleberget mountain. The site also includes a café and restaurant as well as exhibitions on the local landscape and environment. The site is also popular for rock climbing!

Gysinge Brukshandel is located in the former laboratory of the Gysinge foundry. Here you can buy delicacies from the region and the rest of Sweden. The store has an old-fashioned atmosphere, with traditional wooden toys, paper dolls, vintage postcards and handmade soaps. There's also a café, pharmacy, kiosk and parcel service. The Nedre Dalälven tourist office can arrange day trips, guided tours and events on request. You can also rent one of their eight camping pitches, located near the Dalälven River at the Gysinge Foundry. They also have a party and conference room for up to 40 people, which you can rent at Gysingehemmet. The store is open all year round and offers free parking.

Öregrund, located in Sweden, is a charming coastal town offering a unique atmosphere with narrow streets, small boutiques, tempting restaurants and cafés. Visitors shouldn't miss the guided walking tours and Öregrundsmåndag shows, organized by famous locals and artists, near the Västra Banken lightship. The town has a chequered history, with accidental fires and devastating conflagrations caused by both Russians and Danes. In the late 19th century, Öregrund became a popular spa resort, with the construction of a hotel, baths and clubhouse. Many visitors flocked to Öregrund and sumptuous summer houses with glass verandas were built, many of which are still standing today. In Öregrund, you can watch the sun set over the water from one of the rocks lining the town, or dine at the Strandnära or Tullbacken restaurants. You can stay at Klockargården, Epokgården, Lilla Hotell Wilma or the Uddens guesthouse. You can also rent bicycles, canoes and small boats in Öregrund.

Community site that binds Helsingborg to Elsinore.

Glasriket, also known as the "kingdom of glass and crystal", is a cultural center located in the province of Småland. The region is renowned for its glassworks, such as Kosta Boda, Målerås, Bergdala and Skruf. You can visit a dozen glassworks and studios, where you can watch the craftsmen blow the glass and even try it yourself. The glassworks also offer factory outlets where you can buy hand-blown items ranging from household items to decorative objects. Nature is a major source of inspiration for Swedish design, and you'll find motifs such as berries, snowballs and flowers in the glassworks' creations. To complete your visit, you can also visit the Swedish Glass Museum in Växjö, which traces the history of Swedish glassworks and displays their creations. Glasriket can be reached by car or public transport from towns such as Växjö, Kalmar, Malmö, Stockholm and Göteborg.

Uppsala has eight Info Points throughout the city, recognizable by their green signs with a big "I" and the words "Tourist information". You'll find maps and brochures, and the staff will be able to advise you on what's going on, what to see and what to do. If you are coming by train, it is best to stop at the information point in the main station before starting your visit. You will find a complete list on the Destination Uppsala website.

The island of Visingsö is a must-see. With its picturesque landscapes and peaceful atmosphere, it's an ideal getaway for nature lovers. The island can be reached by ferry from the town of Jönköping. Once there, visitors can enjoy a wide range of activities including hiking, cycling and visiting historic sites such as Visingsborg Castle. The island also boasts a number of restaurants and cafés where visitors can sample local specialties.

This restaurant, whose name is difficult to mouthful by us, serves refined cuisine concocted by a Norwegian chef. The servings are small and very well presented. It is more gastronomy than anything else but amateurs will appreciate. Also a beautiful wine card.

You should stop here when you arrive in Kiruna, because the team knows everything, the structure is very well designed. This is where you can organize your excursions and outings in the area: canoeing, hiking, mountain biking, fishing, rafting, sleigh rides, skiing, snow scooters in winter, and many other things... You can also book a visit to the LKAB mine here. The English-speaking staff at the tourist office are as competent as they are passionate and will be happy to help you organise your stay in Kiruna.

This is the office of the West Sweden Tourist Board. Their website provides a lot of important information for great getaways and activities, as well as good tips. You can also visit the office to get personalized information, ask questions, pick up maps and brochures or buy cool souvenirs in the office store. The information is mainly in English, unless you are lucky enough to meet a French speaker, which sometimes happens!

This small information centre does not belong to Abisko Turiststation although it is located right next door. It is an information centre of the national park, which focuses its services on discovering nature. It organises free guided tours all summer long and gives information about nature trails. It also has books to help you recognize the fauna and flora of the surrounding area. Playful and very interesting, you will spend a good hour and a half there.

If you are looking for information about the beautiful town of Sigtuna, this tourist office is the place to go. You will find all the information you need to visit the city and its surroundings, as well as some good tips. The office also has a shop where you can buy small souvenirs and things to tide you over. The house opens onto a beautiful garden which slopes gently down to the lake. You can start your visit here before going to the lake.