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Flights to Sweden in 2023

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Popular inDecemberHigh demand for flights, 12% potential price rise
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Cheapest inAprilBest time to find cheap flights, 2% potential price drop
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Average priceRM 4,176Average for return flights in March 2023
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Return fromRM 3,796From Kuala Lumpur to Stockholm
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One-way fromRM 2,010One-way flight from Kuala Lumpur to Sweden
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Kuala Lumpur IntlStockholm Arlanda

KUL - ARN

KULARN

Kuala Lumpur Intl

2023-05-08

2 stops25h 50m

Stockholm Arlanda

2023-06-06

2 stops25h 30m

RM 3,796

Kuala Lumpur IntlStockholm Arlanda

KUL - ARN

KULARN

Kuala Lumpur Intl

2023-06-05

1 stop33h 30m

Stockholm Arlanda

2023-09-04

1 stop24h 25m

RM 3,928

Kuala Lumpur IntlStockholm Arlanda

KUL - ARN

KULARN

Kuala Lumpur Intl

2023-05-09

1 stop31h 25m

Stockholm Arlanda

2023-05-23

1 stop38h 05m

RM 3,999

Kuala Lumpur IntlStockholm Arlanda

KUL - ARN

KULARN

Kuala Lumpur Intl

2023-05-09

1 stop34h 20m

Stockholm Arlanda

2023-06-05

1 stop22h 45m

RM 4,043

Kuala Lumpur IntlStockholm Arlanda

KUL - ARN

KULARN

Kuala Lumpur Intl

2023-05-05

3 stops54h 55m

Stockholm Arlanda

2023-05-09

2 stops45h 40m

RM 4,224

Kuala Lumpur IntlStockholm Arlanda

KUL - ARN

KULARN

Kuala Lumpur Intl

2023-06-07

1 stop23h 40m

Stockholm Arlanda

2023-09-06

1 stop24h 00m

RM 4,405

Kuala Lumpur IntlStockholm Bromma

KUL - BMA

KULBMA

Kuala Lumpur Intl

2023-06-19

2 stops27h 25m

Stockholm Bromma

2023-07-03

2 stops21h 55m

RM 5,651

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When is the best time to fly to Sweden?

Average Sweden flight ticket prices and weather conditions for 2023 and 2024 by month

KUL - STO

Price

RM 3,462 - RM 6,694

STO

Temperature

-3 - 17 °C

STO

Rainfall

26 - 72 mm

When is the best time to book a flight to Sweden?

To ensure you get the cheapest price possible for a flight to Sweden, you should look to book at least 60 days in advance of your intended travel date. The price of your flight may increase if you delay and leave booking until a week or so before departure.

Officially a royal kingdom (Carl XVI Gustaf rules), Western Europe’s third-largest country extends from the Arctic Circle down to Skane.

It’s nature’s wonderland and an ideal weekend destination, within easy reach of the UK and Ireland. Several airlines offer cheap flights to Sweden. Home to moose, deer, bear, elk and fox and in its waters, salmon and salmon trout, it is covered in forest, studded with lakes, and has thousands of islands and skerries off its coasts.

The aurora borealis lights up the sky in the far north and, in the south, the island of Öland receives more sun than anywhere else in Sweden. Up north, Lapland is home to the native Scandinavians, the Sami people. Down south, Skåne has 400km of white sandy beaches. Even its largest cities – Stockholm, Gothenburg and Malmo – are clean and green.

The Swedes’ appreciation of nature is wrapped up in the idea of Allemansrätten, which gives people the right of public access. This soul-enriching philosophy is matched by a couple of belly-filling concepts: fika, which means to have coffee and cake, and smorgasbord, a spread of small dishes including herring, meatballs, salads, eggs, bread and potatoes.

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Sweden climate

The climate in Sweden is milder than it should be (as far as its latitude is concerned). The Gulf Stream has a warming effect, and Norway shields Sweden from the worst of the weather. The south has a warm, temperate climate, although the weather in the south west of the country – from Gothenburg to Malmo – is influenced by the ocean. On the east coast, the Baltic Sea often freezes in winter (see trip skating, below) and is much colder. In the north, the climate is sub-Arctic.

Getting around Sweden

There are several airlines offering domestic Sweden flights. These include Skyways, SAS, Direktflyg, Malmo Aviation and Gotlandsflyg.

The rail network is extensive. SJ is Sweden’s largest railway company and offers inter-city trains and overnight sleeper trains. Other rail companies include Tagkompaniet, BK Tag, Connex and Inlandsbanan.

Swebus Express is the largest bus operator, which serves 300 destinations throughout Sweden.

Car rental is available at airports. The motorways and roads are well-maintained and it is possible to drive the length of the country.

For a different way of seeing the country, there is the Gota Canal, which has 58 locks and 47 bridges. It runs from Mem/Soderkoping on the Baltic Sea to Sjotorp at Lake Vanern. There are also ferries that run along the coast – the Stockholm archipelago, the islands of Gotland and Oland and the West coast.

What is good to know if travelling to Sweden?

  • From about November, the Baltic Sea freezes around the islands off the coast around Stockholm and the Swedes go skating. “Trip skating” is a very popular sport. Skaters can cover up to 200km (124 miles) a day. Less-experienced skaters should hire a local guide to take them onto the open ice.
  • Gotland in the Baltic Sea is Sweden’s largest island. Visby is the capital, considered to be the best-preserved medieval town in Scandinavia. It dates from the 10th century. Of most interest there is the ring wall that encircles the town and its “saints” ruins including St Mary Cathedral. In total, there are the ruins of 23 churches and abbeys. In August, Visby goes back in time to 1361 (when it was a powerful Hanseatic town) for the Medieval Week. During the week there are tours and talks, markets, mystery plays and a jousting tournament.
  • Tanum in western Sweden is where you will find ancient rock carvings depicting men, ships and animals (including reindeer). The rock carvings are Unesco World Heritage sites and date from the Bronze Age. There is a famous rock in Vitlycke that is more than seven metres (23 feet) high and 20 metres (65 feet) long.
  • Dala Horses are the souvenir to bring back from Sweden. The small wooden horses, usually painted red with colourful harness and other details, hail from the province of Dalarna. Tourists can visit workshops there to see how the horses are carved and painted. The world’s biggest “Dalahast” stands near Avesta. Unveiled in 1989, it is 13 metres (42 feet) high.
  • Abisko National Park is in Norrbotten County in the north. Things to see include the Abisko Canyon and Mount Nuolja, which can be scaled by chair-lift (runs year-round). From the mountain, tourists can experience the midnight sun between 27 May and 18 July.
  • Trivago is a handy resource for recommendations on accommodation in Sweden. Take a look at the user reviews on hotels in Stockholm, hotels on the Baltic coast or hotels in Visby.

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