Honeymoon & Romance Packages in Sweden

Absolutely! Whether you’re looking for a vibrant city break or romantic countryside retreat, Sweden has all the ingredients for an unforgettable honeymoon.

Indeed, this Scandinavian nation promises to delight you both year-round. For example, in summer imagine strolling hand-in-hand along South Sweden’s beaches and unwinding in the region’s tranquil surroundings. Or, come winter, picture heading north to Swedish Lapland, where a snow-blanketed wonderland is waiting.

What’s more, Sweden is ideally placed for exploring the nearby countries of Norway and Denmark on a Scandinavian honeymoon. So, as well as experiencing the best of Sweden, you could experience even more cool capital cities and marvel at world-famous fjords.

There are plenty of things to see and do on a Sweden honeymoon or romantic trip for two. Some of these are best enjoyed in summer, while others are only possible during winter. Read on to find out what the top recommended activities for couples are in Sweden.

Check out these top things to do during the Swedish summer:

• • Explore Sweden’s top cities to attend cultural events, sample trendy eateries and dip into museums
• • Stroll through Stockholm’s old town (Gamla Stan) and indulge in the tradition of fika
• • Sail the peaceful waters of the Stockholm archipelago on a boat trip
• • Relax in the unspoiled countryside on a Swedish road trip
• • Discover Copenhagen, Stockholm and Oslo on a Scandinavian Triangle tour
   

Here are some of the best things to do in winter in Sweden:

• • Stay in a room carved from ice in the world’s first ever Icehotel
• • Enjoy exhilarating activities from Kiruna, like snowmobiling and dog sledding
• • Visit the Aurora Sky Station and look out for the northern lights
• • Soak up the beauty and tranquillity of Abisko National Park
   

Yes, of course! You’ll find that Stockholm, Sweden’s capital city, is home to the country’s prime cultural spots and plenty of chic places to eat. Plus, the city covers 14 islands, so there are lots of romantic waterways and lush parks to explore together.

Each of these islands has something different to offer you both. For example, the Gamla Stan district is a must.

Here you can enjoy visiting some of the city’s top sights, including the Royal Palace and the Nobel Prize Museum. Then you could stroll hand-in-hand through charming cobbled alleyways, stopping to sample delicious cinnamon buns, a local favourite.

And if you’re both art lovers, then you won’t want to miss riding Stockholm’s metro – it’s known as “the world’s longest art gallery”. Meanwhile, photography enthusiasts should head to Södermalm to visit Fotografiska, a photography museum complete with a stylish cocktail bar.

What’s more, you’ll find that Stockholm is ideally placed if you’d like to combine seeing the city sights with time spent in nature.

One of the best ways to see Sweden’s beautiful coastline and some of the archipelago’s 30,000 islands is on a boat tour. Imagine setting sail from the city on a day trip and seeing ancient castles, sweeping beaches and tiny fishing villages for yourself.

There's plenty for you both to enjoy in Sweden, including refined cities, pretty towns and stunning countryside. So you’re sure to find a few places that tempt you.

These are some of Sweden’s most romantic spots:

• • Stockholm – the country’s best place for culture and sophisticated dining
• • Gothenburg – ideal if you’re looking for sustainability credentials, hip art galleries and delicious local seafood
• • Kiruna – the top choice for a staying in an ice hotel, glimpsing the northern lights and enjoying activities in the snow
• • Dalarna – a popular region for outdoor activities, such as hiking, and relaxing in the lush countryside
• • Abisko National Park – perfect for cosy cabins and chasing the aurora on a winter retreat
• • Öland – best in summer for fairytale castles, stunning coastal scenery and historic sites
   

You’ll find more ideas on where to go in Sweden in these blogs: 10 best vacation spots in Sweden and things to see and do in Stockholm. 

Sweden has year-round appeal, so no matter when you choose to travel you’ll make treasured memories. The time of year that’s best for you depends on what you’d like to see and do on your getaway for two.

A summer trip to Sweden is perfect for exploring the blooming countryside together. Just picture yourselves escaping to gorgeous little towns, marvelling at regal palaces and swimming in shimmering lakes.

As well as being a great time for a country retreat, the summer months – May to September – are also ideal for touring Sweden’s cities.

At this time of year, the cosmopolitan capital of Stockholm and the smaller, yet no less hip, cities of Gothenburg and Malmö come alive with cultural events. Plus, the milder weather will let you take advantage of the countless al fresco dining opportunities on offer.

On the other hand, if you’d prefer to travel in winter – from December to March – you could head north on a Swedish Lapland tour. Here you’ll find snug cabins, frozen lakes and dazzling snow-dusted forests.

By day soak up the enchanting snowscapes as you try a winter activity or two. Think dog sledding or snowmobiling with an expert guide. Come evening, you could hunt the northern lights together. Gazing up at the aurora’s colourful displays as they dance across the sky is an experience you’ll both cherish.

Check out these handy guides for more information on the best time to visit Sweden:

• • The ultimate Scandinavia guide: the best times and places to visit
• • The best time and place to see the northern lights in Sweden
 

All Nordic Visitor's Sweden honeymoons and Scandinavia holiday packages come with a detailed itinerary, pre-booked accommodation, and tickets for included attractions and train journeys. You can find out exactly what the tour cost covers by checking the “What’s Included” section for specific details.

Meanwhile, your final tour price will vary depending on a few things, such as:

• The length of your trip
• The time of year you’d like to travel
• The standard of accommodation you choose
• Whether you decide to personalise your tour with optional extras
   

You can create a trip as unique as you are by opting to customise your tour. For example, you can extend your stay, treat yourselves to an accommodation upgrade or add optional activities. In this case, you’ll still be able to easily see the breakdown of your trip cost when booking online.