- Stockholm – the capital city of Sweden, known for its beautiful architecture, historical sites, and museums.
- Gotland – a large island in the Baltic Sea, known for its beaches, medieval churches, and well-preserved ancient ruins.
- Vasa Museum – a maritime museum in Stockholm that houses the restored 17th century warship Vasa.
- Uppsala – a university city with a rich history, known for its beautiful cathedral and castle.
- The Icehotel – a hotel in Jukkasjärvi made entirely out of ice and snow, open during winter months.
- The Royal Palace – the official residence of the Swedish monarchy in Stockholm, open for tours.
- Gothenburg – a port city known for its art museums, parks, and seafood.
- Skansen – an open-air museum and zoo in Stockholm showcasing traditional Swedish life and culture.
- The High Coast – a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its rugged coastline and hiking trails.
- The Göta Canal – a historic waterway linking Gothenburg and Stockholm, offering boat tours and scenic views.
- The Drottningholm Palace – a UNESCO World Heritage site and the residence of the Swedish royal family.
- The Liseberg Amusement Park – one of the most popular amusement parks in Scandinavia, located in Gothenburg.
- The Old Town of Visby – a medieval town on the island of Gotland, known for its well-preserved city wall and ruins.
- The Malmö Castle – a castle in the southern city of Malmö, known for its Renaissance architecture and moat.
- The Älvkarleby Bridge – a historic bridge in the city of Älvkarleby, known for its picturesque views of the surrounding countryside.
- The Gotland Raukar – Unique limestone formations on the island of Gotland
- The Vadstena Castle – a well-preserved castle in the city of Vadstena, known for its association with Saint Birgitta.
- The Sigtuna – The oldest town in Sweden with a well-preserved medieval center
- The Falun Copper Mine – a UNESCO World Heritage site and an ex-mine, one of the most significant mining sites in Sweden
- The Kiruna – a mining town in the far north of Sweden known for its unique Arctic landscapes and the Aurora Sky Station.