Highlights of Sweden

Enjoy your days exploring Stockholm, Sweden's beautiful capital. Set over 14 islands, it's a place of water and greenery as much as the urban, a place where centuries of history meet the constant forward-thinking nature of its near one million inhabitants. As well as fine museums, trend-setting restaurants and vibrant nightclubs, a short cruise out of the city will find you among the thousands of beautiful islands that make up the Stockholm archipelago, making this a city that feels surprisingly outdoorsy.

On this tour, you'll get to see some of the city's most popular highlights, including the Vasa Museum, the Royal Palace and the City Hall. At the Vasa Museum, you'll get to marvel at the remnants of a wreck, which lay at the bottom of the ocean for some 333 years. Next, you'll breathe in the fresh air as you wander down hidden alleyways between medieval buildings in Gamla Stan (the old town). Pop into the Royal Palace of Stockholm and see the state apartments, pass by the cathedral, and discover the historic Stortorget and Mårten Trotzigs Gränd alleyways. Then you'll end the tour with glimpses of some of Stockholm's city districts, like Södermalm, Djurgården, Norrmalm and Östermalm.

Your personal guide and a team of huskies will meet you at the airport and whisk you off to the Icehotel. On arrival, you'll be given winter overalls, boots, hats and gloves then journey through the snowy forest and across frozen lakes. The Ice Suites have their own warm bathroom, sauna, bath shower and relaxation area.

Experience the world-famous Icehotel, which is built using ice made from water from the River Torne. You'll spend one night in a cold room - an experience not to be missed - and one night in a warm room. You'll enjoy a variety of experiences while staying at the hotel, from ice dinners to snowmobile safaris.

You have a table booked for you to enjoy the Icehotel's exclusive Ice Menu. This involves fives courses of fantastic local cuisine, some of which are served on beds of pure ice.

The Aurora Borealis, the Northern Lights, can be seen in Jukkasjärvi between September and March. The best place to see it is out in the wilderness, away from artificial light and the snowmobile is a great way to get around. Your guide will explain how the Northern Lights appear, what causes it and the folklore around the phenomenon. They'll be a few photo stops along the way and a warming dinner at a wilderness camp.

On this fun and easy excursion, you'll discover the basics of what is needed to survive in the Lappish forest. You'll get to learn useful bushcraft skills with the help of experienced wilderness guides. At the end of the tour, you'll be able to start a fire with a flint, orient yourself by interpreting the signs in nature and a lot more.

Your guide will take you to the Icehotel's creative area where you'll spend some time learning to sculpt a block of ice into whatever your imagination comes up with. This is a creative and therapeutic experience.

Enjoy the tranquillity of Swedish Lapland from your one-of-a-kind room at the Treehotel. There are plenty of activities on offer, whether you want to explore the forest on foot or bike, kayak along the river or simply relax in the sauna, before enjoying some beautifully prepared and locally foraged food.

During your stay, you'll enjoy a private three-course dinner on your first and third day, as well as an exclusive ice dining experience on your second day. Along with your scheduled activities, there will be time to relax in the sauna and Jacuzzi.

The Northern Lights, also known as the Aurora Borealis, can be seen here in Lapland when the sky is clear combined with solar activity where charged particles from the sun's solar waves collide with gases in the Earth's magnetic field, creating an incredible light show. Head to nearby Bodträskån, which lies in the middle of the forest. Here you can experience silence and darkness, a good place to see the Aurora and discover Arctic winter at night. Together with a photographer, you'll be set up with a tripod and a DSLR camera. Step by step you'll be given instructions on how to capture the night sky and you'll have beautiful pictures to take home with you on your memory card.

Learn the art of ice fishing and try the best fishing spots along the river or at small forest lakes in the area. An experienced fishing guide will teach you all the tricks of the trade, what lures to use and how different fish behave in different waters. All equipment is provided and you'll enjoy a packed lunch and hot beverages to keep spirits up out on the ice and by the campfire.

You'll be taken by snowmobile and sled down to the river for a wonderful evening. The sky is lit by torches and candles while you are served a three-course dinner in a heated tipi tent on an ice-covered lake. You'll sit on reindeer skins and enjoy a fantastic meal over two and a half hours with a chance of watching the Northern Lights.

A tour with dog and sled through the pristine forest and over the frozen river provides a dream-like feeling. You’re side by side with nature for what is an an unforgettable experience.

Gammelstad Church Town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site situated in Gammelstaden near the city of Luleå, Sweden. It's the best-preserved example of a type of town that was once widespread throughout northern Scandinavia. The 15th-century Nederluleå Church is surrounded by 424 wood-built houses, which were only used on Sundays and during religious festivals to accommodate worshippers from the surrounding area who could not return home the same day because of the distance and the difficulty of travelling in wintry conditions.