James Proctor

Neil Roland

Jules Brown

Whether you plan to sunbathe on Gotland, hike in Lapland, or cross-country ski in Dalarna, this Rough Guide has the most up-to-date information with a special emphasis on budgeting for this pricey part of the world. Stockholm, arguably Scandinavia's most beautiful city, is covered in lively detail, including critical reviews of accommodations, restaurants, and nightlife. 40 maps.

The Rough Guide

Sweden

Let The Rough Guide to Sweden show you the very best this unspoilt country has to offer: from the style-conscious capital, Stockholm, with its magnificent archipelago, to the vast pine forests of Swedish Lapland. Spend a night in the world-famous Icehotel inside the Arctic Circle or laze on the sunny, sandy beaches of the Baltic island of Gotland - Sweden is much more than flat-pack furniture and meatballs. The Rough Guide to Sweden includes full colour pictures to inspire your travels through this vast country of forests and lakes, detailed maps to help you on your way and expert background on everything from smorgasbords to saunas. With The Rough Guide to Sweden in your hand, you'll find that Sweden offers superb value for money and is a gem waiting to be discovered - where seemingly everyone speaks perfect English. Originally published in print in 2012. Make the most of your time with The Rough Guide to Sweden. Now available in ePub format.

The Rough Guide to Sweden

The Rough Guide to Sweden is an insider''s guide to one of Europe''s least known countries. This fully revised and updated third edition includes a 24pp full-colour section introducing the country''s highlights. Following chapters give the inside track on where to stay, eat and drink and exhaustive accounts of how to get around and see the best this beautiful country has to offer. ''The best guide for foreign visitors to Sweden'' Dagens Nyheter, Sweden''s biggest-selling daily. ''The best guide to the country'' The Telegraph, London. ''The best guidebook, proved invaluable'' The Times, London.

Mick Sinclair

Paul Karr

Scandinavia offers some of the most breathtaking landscapes, cosmopolitan cities, and intriguing historical and cultural sites. The Rough Guide to Scandinavia gives you the lowdown on hiking the Norwegian fjords, scoping out Finnish modernist architecture, enjoying hot Danish nightlife in Copenhagen, and experiencing the famed Swedish Smorgasbord. We've also included information on the best places to eat, drink, and sleep, as well as sections on each country's history, language, and culture.

The Rough Guide to Scandinavia

Let The Rough Guide to Sweden show you the very best this unspoilt country has to offer: from the style-conscious capital, Stockholm, with its magnificent archipelago, to the vast pine forests of Swedish Lapland. Spend a night in the world-famous Icehotel inside the Arctic Circle or laze on the sunny, sandy beaches of the Baltic island of Gotland - Sweden is much more than flat-pack furniture and meatballs. The Rough Guide to Sweden includes full colour pictures to inspire your travels through this vast country of forests and lakes, detailed maps to help you on your way and expert background on everything from smorgasbords to saunas. With The Rough Guide to Sweden in your hand, you'll find that Sweden offers superb value for money and is a gem waiting to be discovered - where seemingly everyone speaks perfect English. Make the most of your time with The Rough Guide to Sweden. Now available in PDF format.

Neil Roland

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