Swedish Lapland (Lapland)

Welcome to Torneträsk, Sweden's second-largest lake and a true jewel of Lapland, which will immediately captivate you with its untouched beauty. Here, high up in the North, you will experience a breathtaking Arctic landscape that stretches majestically between snow-capped peaks and endless expanses. Whether in winter you hunt the magical Northern Lights or in summer enjoy the Midnight Sun – Torneträsk is the perfect destination for adventurers and those seeking tranquility, who seek a deep connection with nature.

Welcome to Abisko, your gateway to one of Europe's most pristine wildernesses and a world-renowned hotspot for observing the Northern Lights. Here, in the heart of Swedish Lapland, you'll experience a breathtaking Arctic landscape that transforms into a true wonderland under the Midnight Sun in summer or the magical sky of the Polar Night in winter.

Welcome to Gällivare, a fascinating town high up in Swedish Lapland, north of the Arctic Circle. Here you'll experience the rugged beauty of the Arctic nature, immerse yourself in the rich Sami culture, and discover a mining history that has shaped this region. Gällivare is the ideal starting point to admire the magical light of the Midnight Sun in summer or the dancing Northern Lights in winter.

Welcome to Luleå, the **vibrant gateway to the North Swedish wilderness**, where Arctic adventures and urban charm form a unique symbiosis. Discover a captivating city that equally enchants with its breathtaking archipelago coast, the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Gammelstads Kyrkstad, and a vibrant cultural scene, and will delight you with unforgettable experiences throughout the year.

Dieser spektakuläre Nationalpark bietet unvergessliche Wanderungen, die berühmte Aurora Sky Station und ideale Bedingungen für die Beobachtung der Nordlichter.

Jokkmokk, located in Swedish Lapland north of the Arctic Circle, is a significant center of Sami culture and tradition. Here you will find the Ájtte Swedish Mountain and Sami Museum, which offers comprehensive insights into the Sami way of life and the region's Arctic nature. The town is particularly known for the Jokkmokk Winter Market, held annually in February, a traditional gathering place for trade, culture, and community for over 400 years. In winter, the surrounding landscape offers ideal conditions for dog sledding and observing the Northern Lights. In summer, however, you can experience the Midnight Sun and go on extensive hikes in the vast wilderness. Early booking of accommodation is advisable for a visit to the Winter Market. Away from market days, the tranquil atmosphere invites you to discover local handicrafts in the small studios.