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Sweden, All you need to know!
Fishing: In order to fish at the 60,000 sites identified by the regional federations, you will require a license. This is sold at a price ranging from SEK 45 (£3.80) to SEK 200 (£17)in Tourism Offices and sports shops (based on duration and the place you are fishing). Nevertheless, fishing is free on lakes Vaumlnern, Vaumlttern and Malar, along the coast of the Gulf of Botnie and on the west coast, between Bastad and the Norwegian border.
Camping rough: Swedish law allows for anyone to go from one terrain to another. You can therefore pitch your tent (but not a caravan...) without any problem (except on farms and gardens), as long as you respect the rules of propriety: avoid making a racket; do no damage and leave the place clean.
Sailing: The Swedish love sailing (virtually 1 in 8 people owns a boat). There are many modern facilities on the 4,660 miles of coast. To hire a pleasure boat, contact the local tourism authorities.
Night trains : if you wish to discover the entire country, travel by train using the Scanrail Pass or Sweden Euro Domino cards that allow you to visit an unlimited number of destinations over a given period. The railway network has ultramodern night trains that travel right to the north of Nordland (panoramic cars, café and movies): a good way to gain time and save a night in a hotel.
Visiting the cities: If you wish to visit Stockholm, a "Discovery" card grants you free access to 70 museums and tourist sites, the urban subway and bus service, guided boat rides and free parking in the city. You can obtain one from the tourism offices and kiosks.
The city of Göteborg also offers the same type of pass. They are available in tourism offices and on the Internet.
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Swedish carrier City Airlines, a subsidiary of Skyways Express, has filed for bankruptcy meaning that all of its flights have been cancelled with immediate effect. The company, which operated 11 weekly services between Manchester and Gothenburg as well as to other destinations in Sweden and abroad, was due to operate two flights from the Northwest on Tuesday at 9am and 7pm. A statement on the parent
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