Christmas traditions in Sweden focuses on good food and good company. Traditional Swedish Christmas food is a delicious mix of savoury dishes and sweet treats. Visit Sweden in December to taste it for yourself! | VisitSweden

Time to get rid of the Christmas tree! 🌲 The Swedish capital of Stockholm is piloting a new, fishy way to do it. 😉 On floating decks in the middle of the city, people can throw away their old trees while creating a safe haven for fish. 🐟 Underneath the deck is a net that holds the trees. This creates a good environment for fish to lay their eggs and contributes to the biodiversity of the water. Good for Stockholmers and fish alike. It's fin-tastic! 👏 Music: Epidemic sound/Then Comfort – The

Christmas markets in Sweden begin in mid-November. Last week we had it in our islands’ local gardencenter @kronstradgard. There is just something so comforting, joyfull and uplifting with these markets. The people, the mood, the music, smells and tastes❤️ Sooooo many beautiful local handicraft, nearby produced food and Christmas decorations all sold by the most wonderful people that produce these things. Which makes it even more hard to resist! It is so easy to spend all the money you have but y

SAVE for when planning your Christmas trip🎄🚂 Top Christmas markets in Europe 🎄Dresden – Home to Germany’s oldest Christmas market, the Striezelmarkt, Dresden sparkles with tradition, mulled wine and themed markets such as a medieval market 🏰Prague – Gothic church dusted in snow & Old Town Square glowing, Prague feels like stepping into a fairytale ✨Stockholm – The Swedish capital shines with cozy Christmas markets, candlelit streets, a cosy old town and a magical wintery waterfront 🤶 Strasb