Discover the extraordinary beauties of its wild nature
The image of Epinal from Sweden ranges from vast frozen areas, to huge coniferous forests, and frozen lakes. All this and much more awaits you in this country in the far north of Europe. To discover the more maritime side, go to the Gothenburg archipelago and the many islands that surround it. On the program, lobster fishing or sea kayaking for the more sporty. For history buffs, go to the island of Gotland to discover Visby, a medieval city whose rampart is on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
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Swedish Lapland
Swedish Lapland
From the Gulf of Bothnia to the Skanderna Mountains, embark on great hikes on foot, with a dog sled or on snowshoes.
Swedish Lapland offers splendid landscapes, virgin lands where finding absolute tranquility is not a complex objective. An ideal place to observe the Northern Lights, the region also has sites classified by UNESCO such as the High Coast for its red granite rocks or the city of Östersun, listed on the UNESCO list of creative gastronomic cities. At the table!
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Meilleure saison pour partir
From January to April, from June to SeptemberDécalage horaire
No time differenceMétéo annuelle
Length of day: In January, the sun only slightly exceeds the horizon line, but the light reflected from the snow makes the landscape look unreal.
Temperatures:
Average highs in January/February -10°C.
Average low in January/February of -20°C.
However, the dryness and stability of the air make it easy to withstand these temperatures.
In summer:
Lapland has a very marked continental climate. At the end of May, summer comes almost abruptly, the Sun is getting hotter and hotter and, north of the Arctic Circle, it no longer sets at the end of May. At the end of June and beginning of July, the tundra is covered with a carpet of wild flowers.
Although summer is also the relatively wettest season of the year, the level of precipitation remains fairly moderate. The temperatures are comparable to those that can be found in the middle French mountains between 1,500 and 2,000m above sea level at the same time.
Plan your equipment accordingly: warm and waterproof clothing
Average maximum/minimum temperatures in °C in Muonio
16/06 in June
20/08 in July
17/06 in August
10/02 in September
Météo annuelle
Length of day: In January, the sun only slightly exceeds the horizon line, but the light reflected from the snow makes the landscape look unreal.
In February, the days are already longer and in March, they last the same as in France.
Temperatures:
Average highs in January/February -10°C.
Average low in January/February of -20°C.
However, the dryness and stability of the air make it easy to withstand these temperatures.
In summer:
Lapland has a very marked continental climate. At the end of May, summer comes almost abruptly, the Sun is getting hotter and hotter and, north of the Arctic Circle, it no longer sets at the end of May. At the end of June and beginning of July, the tundra is covered with a carpet of wild flowers.
Although summer is also the relatively wettest season of the year, the level of precipitation remains fairly moderate. The temperatures are comparable to those that can be found in the middle French mountains between 1,500 and 2,000m above sea level at the same time.
Plan your equipment accordingly: warm and waterproof clothing
Average maximum/minimum temperatures in °C in Muonio
16/06 in June
20/08 in July
17/06 in August
10/02 in September