The best amusement parks Sweden

With an average of three million visitors per year, Liseberg Park is the largest amusement park in Scandinavia. The park is 200 m wide and over 500 m long and has been in existence since 1923, a 10-minute walk east of Göta Platsen. It has the traditional Ferris wheels, rides and raffles, but also a house built upside down and a "crazy house"! From time to time, pop music concerts are also held in the park.

On the island of Djurgården, roller coasters light up the Baltic. To dedicate an entire island to fun, only Stockholm could do it! At nightfall, passers-by crowd the opposite shore to contemplate the multicolored lights of the park and listen to the cries (of fear or joy) of those who have ventured on the Eclipse or the Insane. Attractions include carousels, raffles, shooting ranges, a haunted house, roller coasters and more to keep young and old alike entertained.

Opened in 1900, this amusement park has been modernized over the decades, while retaining its old-fashioned charm. Today, it has sixteen attractions, a water park, a water trail to discover the fauna of South America, and a zoo with forty species from around the world, including many primates. All summer long, Swedish and international artists perform on the park's big stage, so be sure to check out the program!

Literally, the people's park. It is the Tivoli of Malmö. Delightfully vintage! In the heart of the lively district of Möllevången, it is a very popular amusement park that has been around since 1893 and attracts young and old alike. Various rides, a Ferris wheel, a farm with animals, a puppet theater and other sandboxes are a delight for the little ones, while the older ones can enjoy a wide variety of restaurants, and everyone can find themselves shivering with fear at the spiders and other rattlesnakes in the Terrarium. Coffee shops, ice cream parlors..