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IntrepidBerkeleyExplorer — Thu May 28, 2009 9:05 pm

Author: IntrepidBerkeleyExplorer

Posted: Thu May 28, 2009 9:05 pm

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FOREIGN DIPLOMATIC MISSIONS IN SWEDEN

Sweden Information — Thu Nov 02, 2006 8:18 am

Author: Sweden Information

Posted: Thu Nov 02, 2006 8:18 am

FOREIGN DIPLOMATIC MISSIONS IN SWEDEN

ARGENTINA
Argentine Embassy
Narvav 32, 3rd fl, apartment no 3
P.O.Box 14039
104 40 Stockholm
Sweden
Telephone: (+46) 8 663-1965
Telefax: (+46) 8 661-0009
E-mail: cancilleria@argemb.se, secom@argemb.se

AUSTRALIA
Australian Embassy
Sergels Torg 12, 11th Floor
Box 7003
103 86 Stockholm
Sweden
Telephone: (+46) 8-6132900
Telefax: (+46) 8-6132982
E-mail: reception@austemb.se
Website: www.sweden.embassy.gov.au

AUSTRIA
Austrian Embassy
Kommendörsgatan 35/V
114 58 Stockholm
Sweden
Telephone: (+46) ( 66 51 770
Telefax: (+46) ( 662 69 28
E-mail: stockholm-ob@bmaa.gv.at
Website: www.algonet.se/~austria

BELGIUM
Belgian Embassy
Villagatan, 13A
P.O. Box 26114
100-41 Stockholm
Sweden
Telephone: (+46) ( 534.80.200
Telefax: (+46) ( 534.80.207
E-mail: stockholm@diplobel.org
Website: www.diplomatie.be/stockholm/

BRAZIL
Brazilian Embassy
Odengatan 3
114 24 Stockholm
Sweden
Telephone: (+46) 8 545 163 00
Telefax: (+46) 8 545 163 14
E-mail: stockholm@brazilianembassy.se, stockholm@brasemb.se
Website: www.brazilianembassy.se

CANADA
Canadian Embassy
P.O. Box 16129
Stockholm 103 23
Sweden
Telephone: (+46) ( 453 3000
Telefax: (+46) ( 453 3016
E-mail: stkhm@international.gc.ca
Website: www.canadaemb.se

CHINA
Chinese Embassy
Lidovägen 8
11525 Stockholm
Sweden
Telephone: (+46) 8 579 364 37
Telefax: (+46) 8 579 364 54
E-mail: chinaemb_se@mfa.gov.cn
Website: www.chinaembassy.se

CROATIA
Croatian Embassy
Birger Jarlsgatan 13/1 tr.
111 45 Stockholm
Sweden
Telephone: (+46) 8 678 42 20
Telefax: (+46) 8 678 83 20
E-mail: croemb.stockholm@mvp.hr

CZECH REPUBLIC
Czech Embassy
Villagatan 21
Box 26156
Stockholm 114 32
Sweden
Telephone: (+46) 8 4404210
Telefax: (+46) 8 4404235, 211
E-mail: stockholm@embassy.mzv.cz
Website: www.mzv.cz/stockholm

DENMARK
Danish Embassy
Jakobs Torg 1
Box 16 119
103 23 Stockholm
Sweden
Telephone: (+46) ( 406 7500
Telefax: (+46) ( 791 7220
E-mail: stoamb@um.dk
Website: www.ambstockholm.um.dk

ESTONIA
Estonian Embassy
Tyrgatan 3
Box 26076
10041 Stockholm
Sweden
Telephone: (+46) ( 5451 22 80
Telefax: (+46) ( 5451 22 99
E-mail: info@estemb.se
Website: www.estemb.se

FINLAND
Finnish Embassy
Gärdesgatan 11
Box 242 85
104 51 Stockholm
Sweden
Telephone: (+46) 8 676 6700
Telefax: (+46) 8 20 74 97
E-mail: info@finland.se
Website: www.finland.se

FRANCE
French Embassy
Kommendörsgatan 13
Box 5135
10243 Stockholm
Sweden
Telephone: (+46) ( 45 95 300
Telefax: (+46) ( 45 95 341
E-mail: info@ambafrance.se
Website: www.ambafrance-se.or

GERMANY
German Embassy
Skarpögatan 9
Box 27832
115 93 Stockholm
Sweden
Telephone: (+46) ( 6 70 15 00
Telefax: (+46) ( 670 15 72
E-mail: info@german-embassy.se
Website: www.stockholm.diplo.de

GREECE
Greek Embassy
Riddargatan 60
P.O.Box 24075
104 51 Stockholm
Sweden
Telephone: (+46) 8 54566010
Telefax: (+46) 8 6605470
E-mail: gremb.stockholm@beta.telenordia.se
Website: www.greekembassy.se

HUNGARY
Hungarian Embassy
Dag Hammarskjölds Väg 10
115 27 Stockholm
Sweden
Telephone: (+46) 8 661-67-62, (+46) 8 662-56-75
Telefax: (+46) 8 660-29-59
E-mail: secretariat@huembsto.se
Website: www.huembsto.se

ICELAND
Icelandic Embassy
Kommendörsgatan 35
114 58 Stockholm
Sweden
Telephone: (+46) ( 442 8300
Telefax: (+46) ( 660 7423
E-mail: icemb.stock@utn.stjr.is
Website: www.iceland.org/se/

INDIA
Indian Embassy
Adolf Fredriks Kyrkogata 12
Box 1340
111 83 Stockholm
Sweden
Telephone: (+46) 8 10 70 08
Telefax: (+46) 8 24 85 05
E-mail: information@indianembassy.se
Website: www.indianembassy.se

INDONESIA
Indonesian Embassy
Sysslomansgatan 18/1
P.O.Box 12520
Stockholm 11241
Sweden
Telephone: (+46) ( 545 55 880
Telefax: (+46) ( 650 87 50
E-mail: kbri@indonesiskaambassaden.se
Website: www.indonesiskaambassaden.se

IRELAND
Irish Embassy
Östermalmsgatan 97
P.O. Box 10326
100 55 Stockholm
Sweden
Telephone: (+46) 8-661-8005
Telefax: (+46) 8-660-1353
E-mail: irish.embassy@swipnet.se

ISRAEL
Israeli Embassy
Torstenssonsgatan 4
Box 14006
104 40 Stockholm
Sweden
Telephone: (+46) 8 528 065 00
Telefax: (+46) 8 528 065 55
E-mail: info@stockholm.mfa.gov.il
Website: stockholm.mfa.gov.il

ITALY
Italian Embassy
Oakhill - Djugården
11521 Stockholm
Sweden
Telephone: (+46) 8 54567100
Telefax: (+46) 8 6600505
E-mail: itemb@itemb.se, consulate@itemb.se
Website: www.ambstoccolma.esteri.it

JAPAN
Japanese Embassy
Gärdesgatan 10
115 27 Stockholm
Sweden
Telephone: (+46) 8 579 353 00
Telefax: (+46) 8 661 88 20
E-mail: protocol@japansamb.se
Website: www.japansamb.se

KOREA, SOUTH
South Korean Embassy
Laboratoriegatan 10
Box 27237
102 53 Stockholm
Sweden
Telephone: (+46) 8 545 894 00
Telefax: (+46) 8 660 28 18
E-mail: koremb.sweden@mofat.go.kr

LATVIA
Latvian Embassy
Odengatan 5
Box 19167
104 32 Stockholm
Sweden
Telephone: (+46) 8 700 63 00, (+46) 8 700 63 02 (Consulate)
Telefax: (+46) 8 140 151, (+46) 8 144 103 (Consulate)
E-mail: embassy.sweden@mfa.gov.lv, consulate.sweden@mfa.gov.lv
Website: www.stockholm.am.gov.lv

LITHUANIA
Lithuanian Embassy
Grevgatan 5, BV
114 53 Stockholm
Sweden
Telephone: (+46) ( 667 54 55
Telefax: (+46) ( 667 54 56
E-mail: amb.se@urm.lt, litemb@telia.com
Website: se.urm.lt, www.litemb.se

LUXEMBOURG
Luxembourg Consulate General
Birger Jarlsgatan 6
Box 7582
103 93 Stockholm
Sweden
Telephone: (+46) 8 679 60 19
Telefax: (+46) 8 611 36 28
E-mail: office@beijerinvest.se, anders@wall.se

MALAYSIA
Malaysian Embassy
Karlavagen 37
P.O. Box 26053
100 41 Stockholm
Sweden
Telephone: (+46) 8-791 7690
Telefax: (+46) 8-791 8760
E-mail: mwstholm@algohotellet.se

MEXICO
Mexican Embassy
Grevgatan 3
114 53 Stockholm
Sweden
Telephone: (+46) 8 663-5170
Telefax: (+46) 8 663-2420
E-mail: suecia.embamex@telia.com
Website: www.sre.gob.mx/suecia

NETHERLANDS
Netherlands Embassy
Götgatan 16A
P.O. Box 15048
10465 Stockholm
Sweden
Telephone: (+46) 8-55693300, (+46) 8-55693307
Telefax: (+46) 8-55693311
E-mail: nlgovsto@swipnet.se
Website: www.netherlands-embassy.se

NEW ZEALAND
New Zealand Consulate General
Norrlandsgatan 15
Box 7714
103 95 Stockholm
Sweden
Telephone: (+46) 8 506 3200
Telefax: (+46) 8 506 32090
E-mail: michael.frie@twobirds.com

NORWAY
Norwegian Embassy
Skarpögatan 4
Box 27829
115 93 Stockholm
Sweden
Telephone: (+46) 8 665 63 40
Telefax: (+46) 8 782 98 99
E-mail: emb.stockholm@mfa.no
Website: www.norge.se

PHILLIPINES
Philippine Embassy
Skeppsbron 20, 1 tr
P.O. Box 2219
103 15 Stockholm
Sweden
Telephone: (+46) ( 235-665,(+46) ( 230-606 / 209-187
Telefax: (+46) ( 140-714
E-mail: ambassador@philembassy.se
Website: www.philembassy.se

POLAND
Polish Embassy
Karlavägen 35
114 31 Stockholm
Sweden
Telephone: (+46) 8 505 750 00
Telefax: (+46) 8 505 750 86
E-mail: info.polen@tele2.se
Website: www.polemb.se

PORTUGAL
Portuguese Embassy
Narvavägen 32, 2nd fl.
Box 10194
100 55 Stockholm
Sweden
Telephone: (+46) 8 662 60 28, (+46) 8 663 45 45
Telefax: (+46) 8 662 53 29
E-mail: portugal@chello.se
Website: www.embassyportugal.se

ROMANIA
Romanian Embassy
Ostermalmsgatan 36
P.O.Box 26043
100 41 Stockholm
Sweden
Telephone: (+46) 8-10.86.03
Telefax: (+46) 8-10.28.52
E-mail: info@romanianembassy.se
Website: www.romanianembassy.se

RUSSIA
Russian Embassy
Gjörwellsgatan 31
112 60 Stockholm
Sweden
Telephone: (+46) ( 130441 / 3
Telefax: (+46) ( 618 27 03
E-mail: rusembassy@telia.com, www.sweden.mid.ru
Website: www.ryssland.se

SLOVAKIA
Slovakian Embassy
Arsenalsgatan 2, 3rd fl.
P.O. Box 7183
103 88 Stockholm
Sweden
Telephone: (+46) 8 611 9005
Telefax: (+46) 8 611 9002
E-mail: info@slovakemb.se
Website: www.slovakemb.se

SLOVENIA
Slovenian Embassy
Styrmansgatan 4, 1st fl.
114 54 Stockholm
Sweden
Telephone: (+46) ( 545 65 885-6
Telefax: (+46) ( 662 92 74
E-mail: vst@mzz-dkp.gov.si

SOUTH AFRICA
Slovenian Embassy
Styrmansgatan 4, 1st fl.
114 54 Stockholm
Sweden
Telephone: (+46) ( 545 65 885-6
Telefax: (+46) ( 662 92 74
E-mail: vst@mzz-dkp.gov.si

SPAIN
Spanish Embassy
Djurgårdsvägen 21, Djurgården
Box 10295
100 55 Stockholm
Sweden
Telephone: (+46) 8 667 94 30
Telefax: (+46) 8 663 79 65
E-mail: embespse@mail.mae.es, spain.amb.stock@telia.com

SWITZERLAND
Swiss Embassy
Valhallavägen 64
Box 26143
100 41 Stockholm
Sweden
Telephone: (+46) 8 676 79 00
Telefax: (+46) 8 21 15 04
E-mail: vertretung@sto.rep.admin.ch
Website: www.eda.admin.ch/stockholm

THAILAND
Thai Embassy
Floragatan 3
Box 26220
100 40 Stockholm
Sweden
Telephone: (+46) ( 791-7340
Telefax: (+46) ( 791-7351
E-mail: info@thaiembassy.se
Website: www.thaiembassy.se

UNITED KINGDOM
British Embassy
Skarpögatan 6-8
Box 27819
115 93 Stockholm
Sweden
Telephone: (+46) ( 671 3000
Fax: (+46) ( 661 9766
E-mail: info@britishembassy.se
Website: www.britishembassy.se

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
American Embassy
Dag Hammarskjölds Väg 31
115 89 Stockholm
Sweden
Telphone: (+46) ( 783 53 00
Fax: (+46) ( 661 19 64

HOTELS DIRECTORY IN SWEDEN (GOTHENBURG)

Sweden Information — Thu Nov 02, 2006 5:05 am

Author: Sweden Information

Posted: Thu Nov 02, 2006 5:05 am

HOTELS DIRECTORY IN SWEDEN (GOTHENBURG)

5 STARS

Elite Plaza Hotel
Västra Hamngatan 3,
404 22 Göteborg
Ph: +46 (0)31-720 40 00
Fax: +46 (0)31-720 40 10

4 STARS

Best Western Hotel Eggers
Drottningtorget,
401 25 Göteborg
Ph: +46 (0)31-333 44 40
Fax: +46 (0)31-333 44 49

Best Western Hotel Riverton
Stora Badhusgatan 26,
411 21 Göteborg
Ph: +46 (0)31-750 10 00
Fax: +46 (0)31-750 10 01

Best Western Mornington Hotel
Kungsportsavenyn 6,
411 36 Göteborg
Ph: +46 (0)31-767 34 00
Fax: +46 (0)31-711 34 39

Best Western Tidbloms Hotel
Olskroksgatan 23,
416 66 Göteborg
Ph: +46 (0)31-707 50 00
Fax: +46 (0)31-707 50 99

Clarion Collection Hotel Odin
Odinsgatan 6,
411 03 Göteborg
Ph: +46 (0)31-745 22 00
Fax: +46 (0)31-711 24 60

Elite Park Aveny Hotel
Kungsportsavenyn 36-38,
400 15 Göteborg
Ph: +46 (0)31-727 10 00
ax: +46 (0)31-727 10 10

First Hotel G
Nils Ericsonplatsen 4,
411 03 Göteborg
Ph: +46 (0)31-63 72 00
Fax: +46 (0)31-63 76 80

First Hotel Grand Alingsås
Bankgatan 1,
441 30 Alingsås
Ph: +46 (0)322-67 01 00
Fax: +46 (0)322-67 01 10

Hotel Gothia Towers
Mässansg. 24,
402 26 Göteborg
Ph: +46 (0)31-750 88 00
Fax: +46 (0)31-750 88 85

Hotell Liseberg Heden
Sten Sturegatan,
411 38 Göteborg
Ph: +46 (0)31-750 69 00
Fax: +46 (0)31-750 69 30

Landvetter Airport Hotel
Landvetter Flygplats,
438 13 Landvetter
Ph: +46 (0)31-97 75 50
Fax: +46 (0)31-94 64 70

Novotel Göteborg
Klippan 1,
414 51 Göteborg
Ph: +46 (0)31-720 22 00
Fax: +46 (0)31-720 22 99

Pensionat Styrsö Skäret
Skäretvägen 53,
430 84 Styrsö
Ph: +46 (0)31-97 32 30
Fax: +46 (0)31-97 35 25

Radisson SAS Scandinavia Hotel
Södra Hamngatan 56-65,
401 24 Göteborg
Ph: +46 (0)31 758 50 00
Fax: +46 (0)31 758 50 01

HOTELS DIRECTORY IN SWEDEN (STOCKHOLM)

Sweden Information — Thu Nov 02, 2006 4:56 am

Author: Sweden Information

Posted: Thu Nov 02, 2006 4:56 am

HOTELS DIRECTORY IN SWEDEN (STOCKHOLM)

5 STARS

First Hotel Reisen
Skeppsbron 12,
111 30 Stockholm
Ph: +46 (0)8-22 32 60
Fax: +46 (0)8-20 15 59

Grand Hôtel Stockholm
Södra Blasieholmshamnen 8,
103 27 Stockholm
Ph: +46 (0)8-679 35 00
Fax: +46 (0)8-611 86 86

Hilton Stockholm Slussen
Guldgränd 8,
104 65 Stockholm
Ph: +46 (0)8-517 353 00
Fax: +46 (0)8-517 517 11

Radisson SAS Royal Viking Hotel
Vasagatan 1,
101 24 Stockholm
Ph: +46 (0)8-506 540 00
Fax: +46 (0)8-506 540 01

Radisson SAS Strand Hotel
Nybrokajen 9,
103 27 Stockholm
Ph: +46 (0)8-506 640 00
Fax: +46 (0)8-506 640 01

Sheraton Stockholm Hotel & Towers
Tegelbacken 6,
101 23 Stockholm
Ph: +46 (0)8-412 34 00
Fax: +46 (0)8-412 34 09

Sigtuna Stads Hotell
Stora Nygatan 3,
193 30 Sigtuna
Ph: +46 (0)8-592 501 00
Fax: +46 (0)8-592 515 87

Victory Hotel
Lilla Nygatan 5,
111 28 Stockholm
Ph: +46 (0)8-506 400 00
Fax: +46 (0)8-506 400 10

4 STARS

Balingsholm
Balingsnäsvägen 27,
141 91 Huddinge
Ph: +46 (0)8-774 09 05
Fax: +46 (0)8-608 88 85

Bergendal Kurs & Konferens
Landsnoravägen 110,
192 55 Sollentuna
Ph: +46 (0)8-444 51 50
Fax: +46 (0)8-444 51 55

Berns Hotel
Näckströmsgatan 8,
103 27 Stockholm
Ph: +46 (0)8-566 322 00
Fax: +46 (0)8-566 322 01

Best Western Hotel Terminus
Vasagatan 20,
101 25 Stockholm
Ph: +46 (0)8-440 16 70
Fax: +46 (0)8-440 16 71

Best Western Hotell Skogshöjd
Täppgatan 15,
151 21 Södertälje
Ph: +46 (0)8-550 926 00
Fax: +46 (0)8-550 926 60

Best Western Mornington Hotel
Nybrogatan 53,
102 44 Stockholm
Ph: +46 (0)8-507 330 00
Fax: +46 (0)8-507 330 39

Best Western Premier Foresta
Herserudsvägen 22,
181 25 Lidingö
Ph: +46 (0)8-505 505 00
Fax: +46 (0)8-505 505 90

Best Western Premier Hotel Kung Carl
Birger Jarlsgatan 21,
111 87 Stockholm
Ph: +46 (0)8-463 50 00
Fax: +46 (0)8-463 50 50

Best Western Wallin Hotel
Wallingatan 15,
107 24 Stockholm
Ph: +46 (0)8-506 161 00
Fax: +46 (0)8-791 50 50

Clarion Collection Hotel Karlaplan
Skeppargatan 82,
114 59 Stockholm
Ph: +46 (0)8-31 32 20
Fax: +46 (0)8-31 32 21

Clarion Collection Hotel Wellington
Storgatan 6,
114 51 Stockholm
Ph: +46 (0)8-667 09 10
Fax: +46 (0)8-667 12 54

Clarion Hotel Stockholm
Ringvägen 98,
104 60 Stockholm
Ph: +46 (0)8-462 10 00
Fax: +46 (0)8-462 10 99

Elite Palace Hotel
Sankt Eriksgatan 115,
100 31 Stockholm
Ph: +46 (0)8-566 217 00
Fax: +46 (0)8-566 217 01

First Hotel Amaranten
Kungsholmsgatan 31,
104 20 Stockholm
Ph: +46 (0)8-692 52 00
Fax: +46 (0)8-652 62 48

Freys Hotell
Bryggargatan 12 B,
101 31 Stockholm
Ph: +46 (0)8-506 213 00
Fax: +46 (0)8-506 213 13

FågelbroHus
Fågelbro Säteri,
139 60 Värmdö
Ph: +46 (0)8-571 419 00
Fax: +46 (0)8-571 419 99

Grand Hotel Saltsjöbaden
Hotellvägen 1,
133 83 Saltsjöbaden
Ph: +46 (0)8-506 170 00
Fax: +46 (0)8-506 170 25

Gällöfsta Konferens & Herrgård
Gällöfsta,
196 92 Kungsängen
Ph: +46 (0)8-581 795 00
Fax: +46 (0)8-581 795 60

Hotel Birger Jarl
Tulegatan 8,
104 32 Stockholm
Ph: +46 (0)8-674 18 00
Fax: +46 (0)8-673 73 66

Hotel Diplomat
Strandvägen 7c,
104 40 Stockholm
Ph: +46 (0)8-459 68 00
Fax: +46 (0)8-459 68 20

Hotel Esplanade
Strandvägen 7 A,
114 56 Stockholm
Ph: +46 (0)8-663 07 40
Fax: +46 (0)8-662 59 92

Hotel Hellsten
Luntmakargatan 68,
113 51 Stockholm
Ph: +46 (0)8-661 86 00
Fax: +46 (0)8-661 86 01

Hotel J Nacka Strand
Ellenviksvägen 1,
131 27 Nacka Strand
Ph: +46 (0)8-601 30 00
Fax: +46 (0)8-601 30 09

Hotel Rival
Mariatorget 3,
118 91 Stockholm
Ph: +46 (0)8-545 789 00
Fax: +46 (0)8-545 789 24

Hotel Villa Källhagen
Djurgårdsbrunnsvägen 10,
115 24 Stockholm
Ph: +46 (0)8-665 03 00
Fax: +46 (0)8-665 03 99

Hotell Havsbaden
Havsbaden,
760 45 Grisslehamn
Ph: +46 (0)175-309 30
Fax: +46 (0)175-330 14

Kristina Konferens & Hotell
Rektor Cullbergsväg 1,
193 23 Sigtuna
Ph: +46 (0)8-592 580 00
Fax: +46 (0)8-592 580 10

Körunda Golf & Konferenshotell
Körunda 31,
148 91 Ösmo
Ph: +46 (0)8-520 390 30
Fax: +46 (0)8-520 392 34

Lady Hamilton Hotel
Storkyrkobrinken 5,
111 28 Stockholm
Ph: +46 (0)8-506 401 00
Fax: +46 (0)8-506 401 10

Nordic Light Hotel
Vasaplan 7,
101 37 Stockholm
Ph: +46 (0)8-50 56 30 00
Fax: +46 (0)8-50 56 30 90

Nordic Sea Hotel
Vasaplan,
101 37 Stockholm
Ph: +46 (0)8-50 56 30 00
Fax: +46 (0)8-50 56 30 90

Nova Park Conference
Gredelbyleden,
741 71 Knivsta
Ph: +46 (0)18-34 90 00
Fax: +46 (0)18-34 92 92

Nynäs Havsbad Hotell & Konferens
Strandgårdsvägen 9,
149 23 Nynäshamn
Ph: +46 (0)8-520 604 00
Fax: +46 (0)8-520 604 01

Park Inn Haninge
Rudsjöterrassen 3,
136 40 Haninge
Ph: +46 (0)8-745 75 00
Fax: +46 (0)8 745 75 09

Park Inn Solna
Hotellgatan 11,
171 25 Solna
Ph: +46 (0)8-470 91 00
Fax: +46 (0)8-470 91 09

Park Inn Såstaholm Konferens
Såstaholms Allé 12,
187 70 Täby
Ph: +46 (0)8-510 194 00
Fax: +46 (0)8-510 194 94

Quality Hotel Globe
Arenaslingan 7,
121 26 Stockholm
Ph: +46 (0)8-686 63 00
Fax: +46 (0)8-686 63 01

Quality Hotel Nacka
Värmdövägen 84,
120 08 Stockholm
Ph: +46 (0)8-506 160 00
Fax: +46 (0)8-506 160 10

Radisson SAS Arlandia Hotel
Benstocksvägen 1,
190 45 Stockholm-Arlanda
Ph: +46 (0)8-50 68 40 00
Fax: +46 (0)8-50 68 40 01

Radisson SAS Royal Park
Frösundaviks allé 15,
169 03 Solna
Ph: +46 (0)8-624 55 00
Fax: +46 (0)8-85 85 66

Radisson SAS Sky City Hotel
, 190 45 Stockholm-Arlanda
Ph: +46 (0)8-50 67 40 00
Fax: +46 (0)8-50 67 40 01

Rica Hotel Kungsgatan
Kungsgatan 47,
111 56 Stockholm
Ph: +46 (0)8-723 72 20
Fax: +46 (0)8-723 72 99

Rica Hotel Stockholm
Slöjdgatan 7,
111 57 Stockholm
Ph: +46 (0)8-723 72 00
Fax: +46 (0)8-723 72 09

Rica Talk Hotel
Mässvägen 2,
125 80 Stockholm
Ph: +46 (0)8-588 820 00
Fax: +46 (0)8-588 820 01

Skepparholmen Hotell & Konferens
Franckes väg,
132 39 Saltsjö-Boo
Ph: +46 (0)8-747 65 00
Fax: +46 (0)8-747 65 01

Skytteholm
Skytteholm Bergvik,
178 90 Ekerö
Ph: +46 (0)8-560 236 00
Fax: +46 (0)8-560 236 86

Smådalarö Gård
Smådalarö Gård,
130 54 Dalarö
Ph: +46 (0)8-501 551 00
Fax: +46 (0)8-501 551 99

Stallmästaregården Hotel & Restaurang
Norrtull,
113 47 Stockholm
Ph: +46 (0)8-610 13 00
Fax: +46 (0)8-610 13 40

Ulfsunda Slott
Margretelundsvägen 125,
167 36 Bromma
Ph: +46 (0)8-704 49 40
Fax: +46 (0)8-704 49 69

Vår Gård Saltsjöbaden
Ringvägen 6,
133 80 Saltsjöbaden
Ph: +46 (0)8-748 77 00
Fax: +46 (0)8-748 77 90

Waxholms Hotell
Hamngatan 2,
185 21 Vaxholm
Ph: +46 (0)8-541 301 50
Fax: +46 (0)8-541 313 76

GETTING AROUND IN SWEDEN

Sweden Information — Thu Nov 02, 2006 2:51 am

Author: Sweden Information

Posted: Thu Nov 02, 2006 2:51 am

GETTING AROUND IN SWEDEN

AIR

The domestic airlines in Sweden offer quick, comfortable and safe transport from Malmö in the south to Kiruna in the north. You have a bird's eye view over the entire length of the country for around three hours. Because of the size of Sweden, it is almost like flying between the seasons.

There are a number of airlines that, taken together, cover the majority of the country. SAS is the largest domestic operator at Sweden's major airports. Most domestic flights depart from Arlanda, north of Stockholm, where you can fly directly to virtually all of Sweden's inland airports.

Travelling from Arlanda to Stockholm is possible either by the rapid transit Arlanda Express train, Airport buses, commuter train or taxi. You will also find most of the established car rental firms at Arlanda.

Other airports close to Stockholm are Bromma, Skavsta-Nyköping and Västerås. All these airports have airport buses and taxis.

You should check in at the airport in good time prior to your departure due to increased safety controls. Always check with your airline as to the time required before checking in. Times vary due to the amount of passengers at different times of the day.

The policy for most airlines is for checking in to be completed 15 minutes prior to departure, i.e. when the gate closes. Some airlines allow passengers carrying hand baggage only to go directly to the gate. Domestic tickets are purchased either directly from the relevant airline (via sales points or via the Internet) or from travel agents.

RAIL

Sweden has a highly efficient rail network spanning the entire country. Visitors travel smoothly and comfortably across the countryside on some of Europe’s most modern trains. First and second-class cars are available.

On longer trips, couchettes and sleeping cars facilities are provided, such as the Nordpilen (the Northern Arrow which runs from Göteborg to Östersund/Storlien and back). Long distance trains generally have a buffet car (non-smoking).

As an extension to the railway network, buses operate on a frequent basis as a link to smaller cities and villages. These buses can be booked in connection with your railway ticket.

The Swedish rail network is operated by a few major train operators; SJ, Tågkompaniet, BK Tåg, LINX, Connex and Inlandsbanan.

General information, timetables, prices etc is easily available at ResPlus website. Link to the right.

Booking from outside Sweden is easily made through :
Sweden Booking
Ph. +46 498 20 33 80
Fax +46 498 20 33 90
info@swedenbooking.com

The Swedish high-speed train X 2000, travels at up to 200 km/hour (125 mph) on all major routes and offers the highest standards of comfort, with radio and music channels outlets at all seats. In full-fare business class you will be served a meal at your seat, and in second class you have access to a Bistro car, where hot or cold meals are available.

The X 2000 is currently operating on the following routes:

*Stockholm-Malmö-Copenhagen (via the Öresund bridge)
*Stockholm-Gothenburg
*Stockholm-Jönköping
*Stockholm-Sundsvall-Härnösand
*Stockholm-Gävle
*Gothenburg-Malmö-Copenhagen ( via the Öresund bridge)
*Oslo – Gothenburg (Linx Highspeed trains,via the Öresund bridge)
*Oslo –Stockholm (via Karlstad) (Linx Highspeed trains)

Other destinations are covered by frequent services with different train types: Some with bistro or trolley service, family cars with a children’s play corner and cars with specially adapted seats, for the disable.

CAR

Using your own car in Sweden means a holiday of freedom. Free to drive where your fancy takes you discovering a wealth of exciting things along the way.

Sweden offers drivers a well-maintained network of roads and motorways. It is possible to drive the entire length of Sweden from south to north. There are no tolls (except when crossing the Öresund Bridge), and traffic jams are rare. The roads are usually in excellent condition, with easy-to-read traffic signs.

Driving off the main highways is easy if you feel like discovering Sweden in your own way. Most Swedish roads are suitable for motor homes and caravans. If you decide to rent a car in Sweden there are a number of car rental firms to choose from.

Along the roadside the naturally beautiful countryside offers both natural and prepared roadside stops.

Sweden's traffic regulations differ from other countries, and you should observe the following. In Sweden the law states that you must be visible at all times. For this reason, you must always have at least dipped-beam headlights. Regardless of where you sit in a vehicle you must wear a seat belt. All children up to the age of seven must ride in a car safety-seat.

Everybody knows that drinking and driving is a bad combination, and in Sweden the alcohol limit for drink-driving is 0.2 grams per litre of blood.

BUS

Travel by bus in Sweden is inexpensive and hassle-free. There is an excellent network of express services between the larger towns and cities in south and central Sweden, and between Stockholm and towns in the north.

The largest bus operator is Swebus Express, which has 300 destinations throughout the country. Children under 6 travel free, if accompanied by an adult, while young people under 25, students with a valid student card (CSN, SFS or ISIC) and senior citizens receive a 20% discount. For more information contact Swebus ph; +46 -8-50 30 94 00, or visit their website at http://www.swebusexpress.se/

URBAN TRANSPORTATION

Swedes uses their public transportation frequently.

There are various types of coupons accordning to each city's bus, metro or tram system. These are usually bought in kiosks or information centres. If not using coupons - be prepared to pay in cash in smaller bills.

TAXIS

Taxis in Sweden transport you quickly and comfortably to your destination. A large number of taxi firms, both large and small, transport taxi customers around Sweden.

Depending on where you are on your travels you can either call and book a taxi via taxi booking services, go to a taxi rank or hail a taxi out on the street.

The Swedish taxi industry has been deregulated. Some companies have fixed prices but they can vary depending on the time of day and if it is the weekend. For this reason, it is recommended that you confirm the taxi fare before setting off. Credit cards are usually accepted. In line with the Swedish National Road Administration's regulations, the taxi driver must have all price information clearly visible both inside and outside of the vehicle.

Swedish taxi drivers are highly skilled. Gaining a taxi driver licence requires that the driver is both skilled at driving and suitable for the job and he or she must meet a number of medical requirements. A licence is issued by the Swedish National Road Administration which is then examined by the County Administrative Board to see if the applicant is suitable to hold a licence for prosecuting professional taxi services.

Airport cabs have fixed prices throughout Sweden. A price database is available on their website where you can obtain prices for shared air taxis or own air taxi to and from more than 3,000 places in Sweden.

COASTAL FERRIES

Sweden has an abundance of experiences of nature for all occasions and tastes, from extreme adventures to utter peace in the wilderness. The long coast line (3,218 kilometers) is probably one reason to why sailing is a very popular free time activity.

The archipelagos in Sweden are unique and the Swedes have a particularly intimate and loving relationship to their treasured nature. The archipelagos embrace a wide range of ecosystem and plant and animal biotopes. The natural beauty, the distinctive cultural heritage and the variety of landscapes make them very valuable for outdoor activities and recreation.

CANALS

Göta Canal with its 58 locks and 47 bridges, runs from Mem/Söderköping on the Baltic Sea to Sjötorp at Lake Vänern. Together with other canals it helps create “Sweden's Blue Ribbon” and connects Stockholm and Gothenburg by water.

The Göta Canal offers many different experiences. But lockage is without a doubt one of the best.

There are several passanger boats trafficing the canal or you can hire a boat and experience the trip on your own. Just take your time and remember that the lockkeepers know what to do and are always there to help you.

SWEDEN TOURISM GUIDE

Sweden Information — Thu Nov 02, 2006 2:33 am

Author: Sweden Information

Posted: Thu Nov 02, 2006 2:33 am

SWEDEN TOURISM GUIDE

Stockholm

Built on a string of islands, Stockholm was founded 700 years ago by King Birger Jarl at the strategic point where the fresh water of Lake Mälaren meets the salt water of the Baltic. A good starting point for an exploration of the city is the ‘Old Town’ (Gamla Stan), a cluster of old buildings and narrow cobbled streets which formed the original Stockholm. The old buildings are beautifully preserved and the main streets, Österlånggatan and Västerlånggatan, are pedestrian precincts with a host of boutiques, handicrafts and antique shops.

The Old Town has three churches of historic interest, Storkyrkan and Riddarholm Church, both dating from the 13th century and the German Church with its magnificent Baroque interior. Overlooking the harbour is the Royal Palace, which contains the State Apartments, the Crown Jewels, the Hall of State and Chapel Royal, Royal Armoury and Palace Museum. Within easy reach of the Old Town, in a magnificent setting on the edge of Lake Mälaren, is Stockholm’s elegant City Hall (Stadshuset), inaugurated about 60 years ago. There is a spectacular view of the capital from the top of the 100m (350ft) tower. Another spot for a magnificent view is the observation platform on the Kaknäs communications tower which, at 155m (508ft), is the highest building in Scandinavia.

The island of Djurgården, can be reached either by bus from the city centre or by ferry across the busy harbour. The best-known attraction here is the purpose-built Vasa Museum housing the restored 360-year-old wooden warship which was recovered from the depths of Stockholm’s harbour in 1961. Also in Djurgården is Skansen, an open-air folk museum which celebrated its centenary in 1991. It has about 150 traditional buildings from different regions of Sweden, as well as an open-air zoo and an aquarium. Across the road is Gröna Lund, a lively amusement park.
The city boasts over 50 museums. No fewer than eight can be visited in the Djurgården area, including the Nordic Museum (Nordiska Museet), Waldemarsudde House, which was the home of the artist Prince Eugen until 1947, and Liljevalchs Konsthall. The Historical Museum (Historiska Museet) has some priceless treasures and implements from prehistoric Sweden, as well as examples of medieval art. The National Museum is Sweden’s central museum for the national collections of painting, sculpture, applied arts, printing and drawings.

Every visitor to Stockholm should invest in a special discount card, the ‘Stockholm Card’ (Stockholmskortet) which cuts sightseeing and entertainment costs. Cards of longer validity are available at an extra charge, in Stockholm from the Stockholm Visitor's Board (tel: ( 508 28500; website: www.stockholmtown.com).

Excursions
There is a whole armada of boat excursions on offer. ‘Under the Bridges of Stockholm’ takes a circular tour through part of the harbour as well as Lake Mälaren. A longer trip can be taken out into the archipelago to resorts like Saltsjöbaden, Sandhamn or Vaxholm. Visitors can also take a boat from the City Hall to Drottningholm Palace. The Royal Theater has been preserved in its original 18th-century form and plays are still performed there in period costume. There is also a museum depicting the development of the theatre since the Renaissance period.

Gothenburg

The history of Sweden’s second city Gothenburg (Göteborg) is closely tied to the sea. The basic pattern of the city owes much to the Dutch architects who designed it; the spacious streets are laid out at right angles and there is a network of canals. The Nordstaden Kronhuset area houses the oldest building of the city, built in 1643 and now the City Museum. Nearby is Kronhusbodarna, an arts and craft workshop centre dating from the 18th century. The Botanical Gardens (Botaniska Trädgården) contain a rock garden regarded as one of the most impressive in the world, with about 3000 species of Alpine plants. In the city center is the beautiful Garden of Trädgårdsföreningen with its Palm House, built in the style of London’s destroyed Crystal Palace. The Liseberg Amusement Park is an ideal spot for children. There are also many museums, such as the Maritime Museum (Sjöfartsmuseet) which illustrates Sweden’s maritime history and the development of its shipbuilding industry.

The Gothenburg Discount Card offering free admission to many tourist attractions can be purchased from the Gothenburg tourist office (tel: (31) 612 500; website: www.goteborg.com/en).

Excursions
One of the best ways of sightseeing in Gothenburg is on one of the famous Paddan boats (30 April-25 September). Departure is from the terminal at Kungsportsplatsen for an hour-long tour under 20 bridges and out into the busy harbour. Another popular boat trip is to the 17th-century Nya Elfsborg Fortress built on an island at the harbor mouth. There are also sightseeing tours of varying duration by bus with an English-speaking guide. A cheap way of traveling around the city is to buy a 24-hour ticket on the tram network. Gothenburg and Stockholm are both starting points for the classic four-day trip through Sweden’s great lakes and the historic Göta Canal.

The Golden Coast

This area is situated in the southwest of Sweden and has vast stretches of beaches, warm sea and holiday resorts reaching for 400km (250 miles) from Laholm in the south to Strömstad in the north. Here there are flat, sandy beaches, bare rocks and fjord-like inlets with meadows stretching down to the seashore and tiny fishing villages.

Halland
This is a long, narrow province strung out along the picturesque west coast. Unlike its northern neighbour, Bohuslän, its landscape is gentle, with mile after mile of long sandy beaches, often fringed with pinewoods. Inland, the scenery changes as it meets the tableland of Småland and the landscape is characterized by a series of ridges and valleys. There are also vast forests and heather-covered moors.

Areas of note are Kungsbacka, a northern market town and the nearby Onsala peninsula, ideal for bathing, sailing and fishing, and Fjärås Bräcka, an unusual gravel ridge formed during the Ice Age. Further south is Varberg, one of Halland’s main coastal resorts, dominated by the 13th-century Varberg Fortress. Other resorts are the port of Falkenberg and Tylösand, with its long sandy beach sheltered by dunes and pine trees. Halland’s capital is the important seaport and industrial town of Halmstad. Warmed by the waters of the Gulf Stream, the west coast is a natural choice for seaside holidays.

Bohuslän

The long narrow province of Bohuslän has countless spots where visitors can enjoy an idyllic holiday in the sun. The coastline is deeply indented and there are hundreds of rocky islands. All along the coast are picturesque villages with their typical red-painted huts where the nets are hung out to dry. The province is also one of the most important centres of ancient Swedish civilization and there are many archaeological relics dating back to the Bronze Age and Viking times.

Excursions
Other towns worth visiting include Bovallstrand, Hunnebostrand, Kungshamn, Lysekil, Smögen and the islands of Orust and Tjörn.

Skåne

At the southernmost tip of Sweden is the province of Skåne, an area of fertile fields and meadows which was ruled by the Danes until 1658. To this day the Skånians have maintained their own distinctive dialect. As a reminder of the days of Danish rule there are more than 200 castles and manors scattered over the province, often forming part of a farm. This region is famous for its food (in particular the smörgåsbord), and the landscape is characterized by rolling fields and pastures and forests but only a few lakes. The best spots for swimming and fishing are along the east, south and west coasts. Inland there are countless small lanes ideal for cycling tours. For golfers, Skåne has some of the finest and most beautifully located courses in Sweden. Other main regional attractions include the medieval town of Lund which has a 12th-century cathedral and 14th-century astronomical clock, Båstad, Falsterbo, Helsingborg, Mölle and Ystad. There is also the Oresund bridge, the world’s longest single bridge carrying both road and railway traffic, which links Denmark and Sweden.

Malmö

Founded in the 13th century, Malmö is Sweden’s third largest city and offers a wealth of parks, gardens, restaurants and a beautiful beach. City sights include the main town squares, Mamöhus Castle and St Petri Church. Konsthallen and Rooseum museums are famous for their art collections. Especially recommended is the ‘Malmö Card’ which can be purchased at the Malmö Tourist Board (tel: (40) 341 200; website: www.malmo.se) and entitles visitors to free travel on local buses, free admission to museums and discounts on a wide variety of purchases.

Småland & Blekinge

In the middle of the 18th century, German immigrants established the province of Småland, north of Skåne, as the home of the Swedish glass-making industry. The ‘kingdom of crystal’ forms only a small part of Småland, a very large province that is also a good holiday country with vast forests, pleasant lakes and winding lanes along which red cottages are dotted. In the province of Blekinge there are large oak forests and softer landscapes. This region has many coastal towns that stretch along the Baltic. The Mörrumsån River is noted for salmon and sea trout and Lake Vättern for char fishing. Boat trips are available to the island of Visingsö on Lake Vättern. High Chaparral is a reconstructed wild west town.

Three-quarters of the Swedish glassworks are found in the counties of Kalmar and Kronoberg. They are located off the beaten track surrounded by vast tracts of forest and attract many visitors each year. Each of the 16 glassworks are open to visitors Mon-Fri 0800-1500, where the craftspeople can be observed and top-quality products can be purchased. Visitors may also be invited to a hyttssill – a traditional evening of entertainment including food of fried herrings, sausages and potatoes baked around the glass furnace, served with beer and schnapps. Most of the works have their own shops.

Gotland and Öland

These are Sweden’s largest islands, situated off the southeast coast in the Baltic Sea. There is more sunshine here than elsewhere, making it a favourite summer holiday spot with the Swedes and, as a result, the beaches are rather crowded. The islands are of particular interest to ornithologists and botanists and there is a wealth of historic sites – there are Stone, Bronze and Iron Age sites on both islands. Several ferries serve both islands and daily coach trips are available to Öland over one of Europe’s longest bridges, starting just outside Kalmar on the mainland. Cycles can be hired on the islands.

Gotland
On Gotland are the Lummelunda Caves with their spectacular stalactites and stalagmites and a preserved medieval town at Kattlundsgård. Visby is the main town.

Öland
On Öland are the royal summer residence at Solliden; Borgholm Castle; a restored medieval church at Gärdslösa; a recently excavated fortified village at Eketorp; and many Viking stones and local windmills. Borgholm is the main town.

Swedish Lakeland

This region comprises the nine provinces of Dalsland, Värmland and Västergötland in the west, Dalarna, Närke and Västmanland in the north, and Östergötland, Södermanland and Uppland to the east. These form a large part of Sweden with a mixture of open water, vast lakes, plains and meadows and large areas of wild natural scenery. The provinces in the west are dominated by Vänern, Sweden’s largest lake, while in the north and east are the lakes of Vättern, Mälaren, Hjälmaren and Siljan as well as the Baltic Sea. The whole region is considered the cradle of Swedish culture, and it is here that the majority of Swedes live. For visitors there is a wide variety of hotels, campsites and country inns.

Excursions
Västergötland has the castle of Läckö, the Trollhättan hydro-electric waterfalls, canoe trips and fishing. Närke contains the Stjerhov Manor, and a 17th-century inn can be visited at Grythyttan in Västmanland. In Dalarna, visitors can meet Father Christmas at the Santaworld theme park. On the island of Sollerön there are Viking graves and in Kolmården there is a zoo and safari park. Gripsholm Castle is in Södermanland. The university city of Uppsala boasts Scandinavia’s largest Cathedral and the Baroque Castle of Skokloster, with a vintage car museum.

The Midnight Sun Coast

The Midnight Sun Coast is a 1500km (900 mile) stretch of Baltic coastline which runs all the way to the Finnish border. In the south are the spruce forests of the province of Gästrikland; immediately to the north of this region is Hälsingland with its spectacular views, extensive lakes and typical wood-built mansions. Forestry has traditionally been the dominant industry of Medelpad, today one of Sweden’s most industrialized areas, although there are plenty of opportunities for visitors who want to fish in unspoilt outback country or rent a cottage in the middle of a countryside rich in prehistoric monuments and relics of ancient cultures.
In the province of Ångermanland is some of Sweden’s most breathtaking scenery, consisting of forests, lakes, islands, fjords and mountains plunging dramatically to the sea. This magnificent district is called the High Coast. Västerbotten offers unspoilt wilderness and the Norrland Riviera coastline is ideal for a relaxed holiday. There are also countless clear lakes and rivers teeming with fish, and excellent roads lead inland to the southern part of Lapland.

Further north along the coast at Lövånger there are hundreds of renovated timber cottages which are rented out to holidaymakers. Nearer the Arctic Circle the air and water temperatures in the summer are much the same as in the Mediterranean and this area has an excellent sunshine record. Norrbotten is a fisherman’s paradise with plenty of mountain streams and sea fishing.

Lapland

The enormous expanse of Lapland, one of Europe’s last wildernesses, covers a quarter of the area of Sweden but has only 5 per cent of the population. It is both inviting and inhospitable: fell-walkers who leave the marked routes do so at their own risk. The best-known route is Kungsleden, which also gives experienced mountaineers the chance to climb Sweden’s highest peak, Kebnekaise. Other favourite areas for walking are the national parks of Sarek and Padjelanta. In the west the mountains soar up towards the Norwegian border and the region experiences rapid changes in the weather.

Jämtland, bordering southern Lapland, has plenty of good hiking and fast-flowing rivers for fishermen. It is known for its skiing. Wildlife is abundant in Härjedalen, with reindeer, buzzard, beaver, lynx and Sweden’s only herd of musk ox.

Excursions
The small northern village of Jukkasjärvi has received international reknown for its sculpted Ice Hotel, constructed from tons of snow and ice from the Torne River. It is rebuilt every winter after the summer thaw but attracts a number of tourists eager to experience the ‘ice beds’ and drinks from the Absolut Icebar. For further information, check online (website: www.icehotel.com). Lapps celebrate their annual church festivals in Gällivare. In Jokkmokk there are collections of Lapp art and culture, and a Lapp Staden, an old village of 70 cone-shaped Lapp huts. Arjeplog has an interesting Lapp museum. Iron Age burial grounds and a medieval church are on the island of Frösö. The cable-car trip from Åre leads up to the summit of Åreskutan. Ski resorts include Åre and Sälen.

SWEDEN TRAVEL INFORMATION

Sweden Information — Thu Nov 02, 2006 2:14 am

Author: Sweden Information

Posted: Thu Nov 02, 2006 2:14 am

SWEDEN TRAVEL INFORMATION

Full Name

Kingdom of Sweden

Capital City

Stockholm

Area

449,964 sq km
173,731 sq miles

Population

9,024,186

Time Zone

GMT/UTC +1 ()

Daylight Saving Start

last Sunday in March

Daylight Saving End

last Sunday in October

Languages

Swedish (official)

English (other)

widely spoken

Finnish (other)

Sami (other)

Religion

predominantly Lutheran (87%)

Currency

Swedish Krona (Sk)

Electricity

230V 50HzHz

Electric Plug Details

European plug with two circular metal pins

Country Dialing Code

46

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EuroCamps' Guide

nojaroff — Thu Sep 28, 2006 7:21 am

Author: nojaroff

Posted: Thu Sep 28, 2006 7:21 am

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