Circuits and trips to Sweden

It is greeted with a simple "Hej". Do not greet with one or two kisses, or with a hug, today you either say a simple "hej" or you greet with a touch of your foot. Lördagsgodis, and every Saturday the little ones are allowed to go to the supermarkets and buy a bag of godis, or what amounts to sweets, sweets and trinkets that they can eat throughout the day. Exercising to fight depression, punctuality, above all, not talking too loudly on the phone, taking off your shoes when entering a house, fredagsmys, that is, on Fridays you have family dinner and spend time together, the fika of each day, to define it, is a way to stop the daily routine to have a moment to talk or chat while drinking an infusion and accompany it with something to eat. And many more traditions.

It is characterized by its variety of dishes in which seafood, fish and meats such as elk or reindeer abound, always accompanied with potatoes cooked in a thousand ways and bathed in a fairly dense sauce that is cooked with cream.

The climate is temperate or oceanic in the south, with cold winters and overcast skies and cool, partly cloudy summers. The four seasons present differences and mild temperatures throughout the year. The central part has a humid continental climate. In the north it is a subarctic climate.

No vaccination is required for travelers. It is important to remember that there is no agreement between the Swedish and Spanish Social Security.

The Swedish krona (SEK) is the official currency.

The current is 220V and the plugs have 2 rounded pins, the same as in Spain.

They can be buses, trams, metro and ferries that travel between the different stops in the cities, or trains and buses that travel the distances between the cities and the countryside. There are also domestic flights between some cities.

The time zone is GMT+2.