Sweden (Blue Guides)

by Mary Alderton (Editor)

• Used

  Paperback
  1995

  $3.40

  This guide covers Sweden in its 29 detailed itineraries and forms a picture of Swedish life and culture today as shaped by the history of the land which is mirrored in its runestones, medieval churches, Renaissance castles and its rich industrial heritages. Modern Swedish society is set against the backdrop of wild untamed spaces, mighty rivers, vast forests, plunging waterfalls and the mysterious world of the Sami people of Lapland. All this is complemented by introductory essays, detailed practical information, black and white photographs and town and city plans.

• Used

  Paperback
  2004

  $4.14

  With cheap flights available to Stockholm, Gothenburg and Malmo, Sweden is becoming an increasingly popular destination. This visitor's guide is designed to help the reader discover the countryside and coastline, the cafes and culture, Bronze Age carvings, mediaeval churches, Renaissance castles and 18th-century pastel-painted towns of the country. It also explores the wide open spaces of the north and discusses the aurora borealis. Stanley Bloom, who lives in Sweden, has rewritten and restructured the second edition of this Blue Guide . The guide features practical information, including hotel and restaurant recommendations and details of sports opportunities. There is also advice for business travellers.