Sweden Package 11 Days 10 Nights

Ten nights and eleven days is the point where a Sweden holiday can comfortably become a wider Nordic one. Itineraries of this length either cover four Swedish cities, typically Gothenburg (Göteborg), Malmö, Stockholm and one more, or they combine Sweden with Norway and Finland, bringing in places such as Bergen and Helsinki. Either way you get at least two nights per stop, which matters on a route with long distances.

Try to plan the order so that you fly into one city and out of another, which saves a full day of backtracking. Summer, from May to September, is the easiest season for a multi-country route, with ferries and scenic trains running full schedules. Winter trips are better kept to fewer bases, usually Stockholm plus Swedish Lapland.

Sweden, Norway and Finland are all Schengen countries, so one Schengen visa covers the whole trip for Indian passport holders. Apply to the country where you spend the most nights; processing generally takes about 15 working days, and longer in busy periods. An 11 day itinerary suits travellers who have already seen western Europe and want something quieter and more scenic.