Discover the best attractions and experiences Swedish Lapland has to offer
Explore the region's storied past through ancient church towns, proud cathedrals, and settlements that shaped Lapland.
UNESCO-listed church town near Luleå with a historic layout and colorful wooden houses around the medieval church.
A striking blue-brick church completed in 1912, iconic on Kiruna’s skyline.
A historic church near Jukkasjärvi reflecting local Nordic and Sami influences.
Dive into Sami culture and Arctic history through dedicated museums.
In Jokkmokk, it showcases Sami culture and northern nature through engaging exhibits.
Regional history and cultural heritage of Norrbotten with varied displays.
Stories of Kiruna’s mining town origins and urban development.
Spiritual landmarks that dot the Arctic landscape.
A grand brick cathedral by the Lule River, central to the region's religious life.
A historic church in Jokkmokk reflecting local traditions.
A 15th-century church with simple, sturdy architecture near the river.
Wide-open fjälls and pristine parks offering unrivaled natural beauty.
Iconic for its accessibility, dramatic scenery, and aurora viewing potential.
A vast plateau region—perfect for trekking and experiencing Sami culture.
Snowy alpine landscapes and powerful waterfalls within a protected area.
Characterful towns and villages that give Lapland its human scale.
Main shopping, dining, and services hub set against Arctic surroundings.
Small-town center with markets, charm, and cultural sites.
Coastal urban core with cafes, shops, and lakeside promenades.
A quaint village known for its proximity to the famous Icehotel.
Low-cost ways to experience the Arctic outdoors and culture.
Explore marked trails with stunning fjäll scenery and viewpoints.
Watch the aurora dance across the night sky on clear evenings.
Stroll the UNESCO site’s historic streets and church square.
Seasonal Arctic flavors and Sami specialties.
A hearty, traditional Arctic dish featuring tender reindeer meat.
Freshwater fish prepared simply to highlight its clean flavor.
Desserts and jams featuring the region’s iconic golden berries.
Evening venues and cozy refuges after a day in the cold.
A popular local bar for drinks, socializing, and casual dining.
A cultural center hosting concerts, screenings, and events.
Iconic experiences and performances that capture the Arctic mood.
World-famous ice hotel with art suites and seasonal ice installations.
Guided aurora viewing from a mountaintop observatory with panoramic views.
Seasonal market featuring Sami crafts, food, and performances.
Adventure in the snow and on the ice with guided outdoor activities.
Mushing through snow-covered forests with a team of huskies.
High-speed rides across frozen landscapes with knowledgeable guides.
Glide along groomed trails under expansive Arctic skies.
Drift on frozen lakes in search of prized trout.
Hidden gems and unconventional experiences for a unique Arctic journey.
Learn about traditional livelihoods and Sami culture up close.
Engage with a local herder and gain insight into seasonal practices.
Capture the northern lights with a guided photo session.