Sweden, getting there and around

Sweden can be reached by plane. The country has three major airports which offers flights to numerous international destinations, the Arlanda airport in Stockholm , the Copenhagen Kastrup, and Göteborg Landvetter.

The Arlanda airport is serviced by Finnair, SAS, British Airways, Air France, KLM, and Lufthansa . These airlines offer international flights to Copenhagen, Bergen, Reykjavik, Turky, St. Petersburg, Oslo, Tampere, Helsinki, and Vaasa. The airport has buses that tourists can ride to go to the City Terminal. There is also the Arlanda Express train which can be found at the lower level of each terminal.

Penny pinchers would love to know that there are Swedish airports which offer cheaper, more economical airfares are Skavsta and Göteborg City Airport. Stockholmsplanet and Skyways are two airline companies that fly domestic.

Tourists from Denmark can ride the train from Copenhagen to Sweden for only around 80 SEK. From Finland, travelers can take the Kemi-Tornio-Haparanta route, and there are also train rides from Oslo to Stockholm and Gothenburg. There are also trains that transport people taking the Trondheim-Are-Ostersund route. Sweden also has a large rail network within the city, which makes visiting the scenic sports quite convenient. Traveling by car is possible, and preferred by tourists who wish to see beautiful sights. The biggest roads are E6, which extends from Malm ö to G ö teborg and Oslo (Norway), and E4, which extends from Helsingborg to Stockholm to the Finnish border in Haparanda.

Sweden can also be reached via Copenhagen by riding the Eurolines. Travelers from Belgium, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Latvia, Germany, Norway, Poland, Russia, and the United Kingdom by ferry rides.