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Cities
Stockholm
Is Sweden's capital and largest city, spread out over several islands.
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Gothenburg
Is Sweden's largest port and industrial centre, second in population.
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Karlskrona
Is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, as the base for Sweden's navy since the 17th century.
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Linköping
Has a large university, and is the birthplace of Sweden's aviation industry.
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Lund
Is a lively pretty university city with a Viking Age heritage.
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Malmö
With a quarter million inhabitants, is connected to the Danish capital Copenhagen by the Öresund Bridge.
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Umeå
Is the largest city in Norrland, known for its silver birches and university.
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Uppsala
Once the centre of Viking era Sweden, is home to the largest cathedral and oldest university in the Nordic countries.
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Visby
Is the only city on the Gotland island, a Hanseatic League centre of commerce with an impressive city wall.
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Other destinations
Bergslagen
Is the traditional heartland of Swedish metallurgy and mining.
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Ekerö
Is a freshwater archipelago with the Royal family's residence Drottningholm, and Viking Age settlement Birka.
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Kiruna Municipality
At Sweden's northernmost edge is known for a large mine, a space flight centre, the Jukkasjärvi ice hotel and Abisko national park.
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Laponia
Is Western Europe's largest wilderness, in the Arctic.
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Stockholm archipelago
Consists of islands all shapes and sizes.
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Åre
Is one of Sweden's largest ski resorts, with 44 lifts.
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