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If you know Sweden, you know this: it’s all about space. Space in the landscape, space on the road and space in your head. And that’s exactly what makes gravel biking in Sweden so appealing. Endless gravel roads through forests and along lakes, hardly any traffic, and routes that feel adventurous by nature, without having to be extreme.

Whether you want to ride for a few days from Gothenburg, combine a weekend with relaxed fika stops or dream of a multi-day gravel adventure: Sweden is made for the gravel bike!

Over the past few weeks, we at Travel.se have been working on a major and exciting step: our official expansion into the German market. Our goal has always been the same: to help travellers discover Sweden in an authentic, personalised and well-prepared way. Sweden is a vast country full of nature, tranquillity, local gems and small-scale accommodations that are often difficult to find without local knowledge. That's exactly where we come in.

The days are getting shorter, the air is getting colder and the first frost is already appearing. In Sweden, that means only one thing: sauna season is starting again. Whether you're sitting in a wooden cabin by the lake or in a modern spa in the city, the Swedish sauna is part of life here.

Autumn in Sweden is magical. As the days grow shorter and the morning mist lingers in the forests, the landscape transforms into a palette of red, gold, and orange hues. The air smells of pine, moss, and damp leaves. The Swedes like to embrace this time of year, by taking advantage of what nature has to offer! This is the perfect time to fill your baskets with mushrooms, berries, and even truffles.

Lobster season in Sweden has officially begun! From June to September (but mostly September), seafood lovers can enjoy freshly caught lobster in authentic coastal villages such as Smögen, Fjällbacka, and Grebbestad. For culinary travelers, this is the perfect time to plan an unforgettable (late) summer experience on Sweden’s west coast.