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The Gota Canal is a 19th-century waterway that connects a system of lakes and rivers all across Sweden, from Gothenburg in the west to the Baltic Sea in the east. The canal itself, which stretches almost 200 km in length, is flanked by scenic cycling towpaths along its banks, and its waters are dotted with boats. Visitors can rent a boat, bring their own, or hop aboard one of the many passenger boats that traverse the waters of the canal. Whatever the method of travel, the Gota Canal is a way to see Sweden like no other, and from its waters guests will have easy access to shops, restaurants, museums, and nature along the way.
605 96 Söderköping, Sweden
Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
ABBA: The Museum
Drottningholm Palace
Fotografiska
Garden Society of Gothenburg
Gota Canal
Gothenburg Museum of Art
Hallwyl Museum
Icehotel
Junibacken
Kalmar Castle
Kolmarden Wildlife Park
Livrustkammaren
Lund Cathedral
Millesgarden
Moderna Museet
Museum of Medieval Stockholm
Nobel Museum
Skansen
Stockholm Palace
Swedish History Museum
Turning Torso
Universeum
Uppsala Cathedral
Vasa Museum
Waldemarsudde
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