£50 Cheap Flights to Sweden

Why You Should Take a Flight to Sweden

Stylish cities, pristine landscapes and a rich contemporary culture make Sweden a popular European destination. Book your flights to Sweden today and discover the historical, artistic and culinary delights of this Scandinavian nation for yourself.

When to Book Flights to Sweden

With four very distinct seasons, Sweden has something to offer throughout the year. If you want to spend your days strolling in the Swedish countryside, sipping drinks in one of Stockholm’s pavement cafes or exploring the country’s outdoor attractions, summer is the best time to visit. A wide choice of UK flights depart to Sweden during June, July and August, making it easy to take full advantage of the summer season.

In the winter months, snow blankets most of the country and temperatures can be chilly. Although this may not be the best time for hiking or sightseeing, it’s perfect if you want to have a go at cross-country skiing, try your hand at dog sledding or see the northern lights. Ice hotels are another popular attraction during the winter months, or you could book yourself a cosy log cabin and enjoy an authentic slice of Scandinavian life.

How to Find Cheap Flights to Sweden

If you book your trip using Expedia, finding Cheap Flights to Sweden should be easy.

Once you’ve typed your departure and arrival details into the search bars, you can use the ‘Advanced Options’ to select your preferred airline and class and to choose direct or refundable flights.

On the results page, you’ll see a fantastic choice of journeys that match your criteria. You can then sort these flights by duration, price and departure time using the drop down menu at the top of the page.

If you’re still in the early stages of planning your holiday, or if you don’t mind when you fly, click the ‘Show Flexible Dates’ link. You’ll then be shown prices for the days either side of your selected dates, allowing you to find Cheap Flights to Sweden for your trip.

UK Departures to Sweden

• London to Stockholm – 2 hours 15 minutes
• London to Gothenburg – 1 hour 55 minutes
• London to Malmo – 4 hours 55 minutes (no direct flights)
• London to Helsingborg – 4 hours 20 minutes (no direct flights)

Main Airports in Sweden

The main entry point for passengers flying to Sweden is Stockholm Arlanda Airport. Conveniently located for the country’s capital, it offers an excellent choice of flights to destinations across Sweden and around the world. From the airport you can take a train, bus or taxi to your destination while car hire is also available at the terminal.

If you’re flying to another destination within Sweden, you may well arrive or depart from Stockholm Bromma. The airport is a major hub for domestic flights and is the closest terminal to Stockholm city centre.

Other major airports in Sweden include Malmo, Lulea, Umea and Are/Ostersund.

Which Airlines Fly to Sweden?

A large number of airlines operate flights to Sweden from the UK.

These include:

• Ryanair
• Norwegian Air International
• British Airways
• SAS
• Finnair

How to Get Around Sweden

Once you step off your flight to Sweden, you’ll have a wide choice of options to continue your journey. Flying is generally the quickest and easiest way to cover long distances. Most towns and cities have a regional airport and regular services connect popular destinations.

Another great way to explore Sweden is by train. The country is home to an extensive rail network, making it easy to get off the beaten path.

If you want to explore Sweden’s picturesque islands and coastal areas, local ferries are the perfect way to travel. Buses also connect many parts of the country and taxis are widely available.

Must-See Attractions in Sweden

The most famous sight in Sweden is probably Gamla Stan, Stockholm’s historic Old Town. Located on an island in the centre of the city, Gamla Stan’s winding cobbled streets, pretty squares and characterful buildings are compact enough to explore on foot.

If you want to see a more natural side of Sweden, head to the island of Gotland. A great place for cycling, camping and getting close to nature, it makes a wonderful destination for a summer getaway. Visby, the island’s main town, has a history stretching back to medieval times and makes a great base from which to explore Gotland.

Take your exploration of the Swedish countryside one step further with a visit to Abisko National Park. Located in the far north of the country, it’s home to several hiking trails as well as wide open vistas and a good selection of local wildlife. Travel to the park in the winter months and you can ride dog sleds over the frozen tundra.

Tips for Travelling in Sweden

Rail passes are available for those exploring Sweden by train.