Spring trips

Gothenburg, the capital of western Sweden, is a great place to escape from your routine. Breathtaking canals, paved streets of The Hague, and plenty of green parks and green spaces. History lovers will find interesting museums, and gastronomy lovers will find plenty of restaurants, including 7 which are rated Michelin stars.

Take the opportunity to visit the archipelago also known as the Gothenburg Archipelago. Described in the old Viking sagas, the islands were fought by Vikings for honor or property, and are now a great place to escape the hustle and bustle of nature.

The only city on Gotland Island. It is almost the best preserved medieval city in Scandinavia and was included in the UNESCO World Heritage List at the end of the last century. The most prominent object of this city is the 3.4 km long defensive wall that surrounds the remains of the old town and the church.

The historical footprint on this island is definitely not the only thing the city has to offer. You will also find many restaurants, some of which are not only the best on the island but throughout Sweden, and the nightlife that revives in the summer can challenge even the country's capital.

In addition to historic landmarks and amazing restaurants, Gotland is also worth a visit for its scenery. It is highly recommended to take a stroll in early June, when artists set up open workshops and capture the beauty of the island on a daily basis.

Europe's fifth largest lake, Vättern, is known for breeding as many as 31 species of fish. Even the most demanding fisherman will find the right catch here. Spring is a great time for fishing on this lake. Cozy cabins on the shore of the lake will provide comfort, so you only have to make arrangements for the best and biggest catches.

And if you still can't catch the fish, be sure to visit the majestic Renaissance Vadstena Castle on the shore of the lake. In addition to museums and exhibitions that illustrate life, the castle also houses the smallest opera house in Sweden. In summer, classical and pop concerts are held in the castle grounds.

This year, Denmark is proud to host as many as 4 UEFA Euro 2020 football matches in Copenhagen. The football match will take place at the biggest stadium in Denmark - Parken Stadium. The stadium is just 4 kilometers from the main train station, making it easily accessible even on foot. Of course, even the biggest stadium is too small for all football fans, so Copenhagen has made sure football can be enjoyed everywhere. In the city center, Ofelia Plads Square will have a fan area that will broadcast live matches from the stadium. The fan zone will be set up next to the Royal Palace, at the harbor access, making it a great opportunity not only to enjoy football but also for the spectacular views of Copenhagen.