Explore the enchanting beauty of Northern Europe with Finland Sweden Tour Packages by Capture A Trip. Designed for wanderers seeking magical landscapes and cultural wonders, this tour takes you through the snowy charms of Finland’s Lapland, the iconic Northern Lights, and the sleek, stylish cities of Sweden. From Helsinki’s architecture to Stockholm’s scenic islands, every moment is crafted for unforgettable memories.
Whether you dream of dog sledding in the Arctic, visiting Santa Claus Village, or cruising through the serene Baltic waters, this package has it all. Our expert guides and thoughtfully curated itineraries ensure a smooth and enriching travel experience. With Capture A Trip, you don’t just visit places — you live them.
Book your Finland Sweden tour now and let the Nordic magic begin. Perfect for solo travelers, couples, or groups seeking adventure, culture, and natural beauty in one unforgettable trip.
Why Choose a Combined Finland-Sweden Tour?
Finland and Sweden, though neighboring countries, offer contrasting and complementary experiences. While Finland is known for its quiet charm, tranquil forests, glass igloos, and Lapland’s snowy paradise, Sweden boasts lively city life, impressive architecture, Viking heritage, and countless coastal islands.
Together, they create the perfect tour combination:
Modern cities with deep historical roots
Arctic adventures and serene lake views
Aurora Borealis and Midnight Sun
Blend of contemporary design and untouched nature
You won’t have to choose between adventure or culture, relaxation or exploration – you’ll have it all.
Places to Visit in Finland
1. Helsinki – The Stylish Nordic Capital
Helsinki is where your Finland journey begins. A beautiful mix of modern design, neoclassical architecture, green parks, and coastal charm, Helsinki feels both fresh and deeply historical.
Top attractions:
Senate Square & Helsinki Cathedral
Design District
Suomenlinna Sea Fortress (UNESCO site)
Market Square and Esplanadi Park
2. Lapland – Arctic Wonderland
Lapland is the magical north of Finland – home to Santa Claus, the Northern Lights, and a fairytale winter landscape.
Experiences not to miss:
Visit Santa Claus Village in Rovaniemi
Go dog sledding with huskies
Snowmobile through snowy forests
Stay in a glass igloo in Kakslauttanen or Levi
Watch the Aurora Borealis dance in the night sky
3. Northern Lights Experience
From September to April, the dark skies of Finland offer the best opportunities to witness the Northern Lights. Our tour packages include guided Northern Lights hunts, stays in specially designed accommodations (like glass-roof cabins or igloos), and options for photography sessions under the stars.
4. Sauna Culture & Lake Views
Finland is known for its peaceful lifestyle. Experience it by taking a traditional Finnish sauna by a lake, going ice swimming in winter, or enjoying a slow evening by the fireplace in a log cabin.
Places to Visit in Sweden
1. Stockholm – The Capital of Cool
Spread across 14 islands and connected by over 50 bridges, Stockholm is one of Europe’s most photogenic capitals. It’s a city that balances old-world beauty and modern innovation.
Must-see places:
Gamla Stan (Old Town) – cobblestone streets and royal palaces
Vasa Museum – home of the world’s only preserved 17th-century ship
Skansen – open-air museum & zoo
ABBA Museum
Drottningholm Palace (residence of the royal family)
Boat rides through the archipelago
2. Gothenburg & West Coast
If you want to explore beyond Stockholm, head to Gothenburg – a laid-back port city known for seafood, canals, and street art. The nearby Bohuslän coast has charming fishing villages like Smögen and Fjällbacka.
3. Kiruna & Swedish Lapland
Like Finnish Lapland, Swedish Lapland is a winter playground. Visit the world-famous ICEHOTEL in Jukkasjärvi, go skiing in Abisko, or take a reindeer sleigh ride across frozen landscapes.
4. Cultural Experiences
Sweden offers unique insights into Viking history, Scandinavian royalty, and traditional celebrations like Midsummer. Try Swedish meatballs, cinnamon buns (kanelbullar), and fika (coffee breaks with pastries) in local cafés.
Best Time to Travel: Finland and Sweden
Both countries offer magical experiences throughout the year. Your travel experience will vary based on the season you choose.
Winter (November to March)
Perfect for:
Snow lovers & winter sports
Northern Lights
Christmas Markets
Glass igloo stays
Santa Claus Village
Spring (April to May)
Perfect for:
Peaceful countryside
Cherry blossom views in Stockholm
Nature hikes in Lapland (less snow, more greenery)
Summer (June to August)
Perfect for:
Midnight Sun experience
Cruises & island hopping
Festivals (Midsummer, music events)
Warm days and extended daylight
Autumn (September to October)
Perfect for:
Fall foliage & photography
Early Northern Lights sightings
Fewer crowds
What's Included in Our Finland-Sweden Tour Packages?
We believe in giving you a hassle-free, fully loaded experience. Here’s what our packages usually include:
✅ Hotel stays in prime locations (3-star to luxury options)
✅ Internal flights or train/ferry transfers between cities/countries
✅ Daily buffet breakfast
✅ Select dinners (especially during Northern Lights stays)
✅ Sightseeing tours with English-speaking guides
✅ Activities: Husky ride, snowmobile safari, ice fishing, cruises, cultural experiences
✅ Visa assistance & travel insurance add-ons
✅ 24x7 customer support during your trip
Shopping in Finland and Sweden
No vacation is complete without a little retail therapy—and Scandinavia doesn’t disappoint. From chic design stores to artisanal markets and traditional souvenirs, shopping in Finland and Sweden is both stylish and soulful.
Top Shopping Spots in Finland
1. Helsinki Design District
This creative hotspot is a paradise for lovers of Scandinavian design. Find furniture, textiles, jewelry, and ceramics from renowned Finnish brands like Marimekko, Iittala, and Artek.
2. Market Square (Kauppatori)
Located in central Helsinki, this open-air market is great for picking up local handicrafts, souvenirs, and tasty snacks like salmon soup and Finnish pastries.
3. Stockmann Department Store
A historic department store offering everything from fashion and electronics to home décor and cosmetics—all under one roof.
4. Lapland Souvenir Shops
In Rovaniemi and Levi, explore shops selling Sámi handicrafts, reindeer leather products, Lapland jewelry, knitted woolens, and Aurora-themed gifts.
Top Shopping Spots in Sweden
1. Drottninggatan (Stockholm)
One of the most famous shopping streets in Stockholm, lined with clothing stores, souvenir shops, global brands, and cute cafés.
2. NK Stockholm (Nordiska Kompaniet)
A luxury department store offering high-end fashion, Swedish brands, and premium Scandinavian lifestyle goods.
3. Östermalm Saluhall
While technically a food hall, this upscale market is also a great place to buy gourmet gifts, Swedish chocolates, cheese, and artisan spices.
4. Gamla Stan Souvenir Shops
This old-town area is perfect for quirky Nordic gifts—think Viking memorabilia, hand-painted Dala horses, traditional Christmas ornaments, and Swedish glassware.
Food to Try in Finland and Sweden
Scandinavian cuisine is hearty, fresh, and flavorful. It revolves around local produce, seafood, forest berries, and simple yet satisfying meals. Whether you're dining at Michelin-star restaurants or trying street snacks, your taste buds are in for a treat!
Must-Try Finnish Dishes
1. Karjalanpiirakka (Karelian Pie)
A traditional rye crust pastry filled with rice porridge or mashed potatoes, best enjoyed with egg butter.
2. Lohikeitto (Salmon Soup)
A creamy, comforting soup made with fresh salmon, potatoes, and dill.
3. Reindeer Meat
Common in Lapland, reindeer is served smoked, sautéed, or grilled—often with lingonberry jam and mashed potatoes.
4. Leipäjuusto (Finnish Squeaky Cheese)
Also called "bread cheese," this is usually served warm with cloudberry jam—a unique and tasty dessert or snack.
5. Mustikkapiirakka (Blueberry Pie)
Made with wild Arctic blueberries, this dessert is often served with vanilla sauce and found in local bakeries.
Vegetarian? Finland has plenty of veggie options—mushroom-based dishes, vegan soups, fresh breads, and plant-based cafés are common in cities like Helsinki and Tampere.
Must-Try Swedish Dishes
1. Swedish Meatballs (Köttbullar)
A must! Served with creamy gravy, lingonberry jam, and mashed potatoes—this national dish is simple but addictive.
2. Smörgåsbord
A buffet-style spread with cold and hot dishes—includes herring, smoked salmon, cheeses, salads, meatballs, and bread.
3. Fika Culture
A Swedish ritual—coffee with a sweet treat like cinnamon buns (kanelbullar) or princess cake (prinsesstårta). Best enjoyed in a cozy café with friends.
4. Gravad Lax (Cured Salmon)
A popular delicacy made by curing raw salmon with sugar, salt, and dill. Often served as an appetizer with mustard sauce.
5. Västerbotten Cheese Pie
A cheesy, savory tart made from a uniquely Swedish cheese. Often enjoyed during holidays and special dinners.
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