Like any other country, Sweden has its own customs too. It’s customary
not to drink until the host makes a toast first. Smoking is prohibited in
most public areas.
It’s also customary to say Tack för maten to the host after having a meal,
which means thanks for the food. Casual dress is acceptable for everyday
wear and formal wear for social gatherings. Also, tipping up to ten percent
is customary for service in restaurants and around the same percentage
for taxis also.
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Stockholm – The biggest city and capital of Sweden and is one of the most
beautiful cities in the world. The old town is a treat for your eyes to see
and a walk around the city’s waterways and parks is an experience to
cherish. Most visitors prefer walking around on foot and visit the medieval
part of Gamla Stan. The city is basically constituted by archipelagos, which
are outstandingly scenic and can be explored in cruises.
Gothenburg – it is the second biggest city of Sweden. Not to be missed
attraction in this city is Liseberg, a world class amusement park. Its home
to popular museums like Ostindiska huset, Konstmuseet and
Sjöfartshistoriska museet.
Vadstena - The Renaissance castle Vadstena slot & klosterkyrkan.
Visby – Port of Visby, ruins of Drotten, St Nicolai, St Lars and St Carin,
Cathedral of St Maria and Gotlands Fornsal historic museum.
Oland – Fort of Graborg, Eketorp museum and ruins of Borgholm Castle.