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Top 2 Coffee Experiences in Sweden

2 tours  ·  from $177

Good coffee experiences fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 2 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.

Kiruna: Morning Husky Sled Ride with Coffee Break - Through the snowy forest behind 12 Alaskan Huskies
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Kiruna: Morning Husky Sled Ride with Coffee Break

1.Morning Husky Sled Ride with Coffee Break

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 118 reviews · 2.5 hours · from $177Our pick

Join an English-speaking guide near Kiruna for a 2.5-hour morning sled ride behind 12 Alaskan Huskies. You’ll receive winter clothes and boots, meet the dogs, cross frozen lakes, stop at a cabin for Swedish fika, and return through snowy forest. Pickup is included within 20 km of the kennel.

“It was our first time and it was indeed a good experience for us. We really had fun riding the sledge through the forest and frozen river. Everything was white as if living in a magical land. The dogs were friendly and we enjoyed playing with them awhile waiting for others. The huskies were eager to go for the run. Can see how happy they were when the ride started. Clear instructions were given before we started our journey. Pick-up time was great as well.”

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Full Day Viking Tour with Fika Swedish Coffee Break - Granby Farm and the Swedish fika pause
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Full Day Viking Tour with Fika Swedish Coffee Break

2.Full Day Viking Tour with Fika Swedish Coffee Break

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 81 reviews · 10 hours (approx.) · from $241

Spend 10 hours with guide Urban tracing Sweden’s Viking and early Christian past. Visit rune stones, a Viking assembly site, Sigtuna, Old Uppsala, and Uppsala Cathedral, with a Swedish fika break at Granby Farm. The English-language tour travels in a minibus for up to 17 people.

“Pros: Urban, the guide, was nice, punctual, and a walking encyclopedia. Seeing the Swedish countryside on a lovely day. Fika was yummy at a bucolic setting. Cons: The whole experience lacked context. You learn quickly that Runes aren’t all that special then the mystery is gone. This was called a “Viking Tour” but what we got about Viking culture was in churches. Our guides didn’t have any visuals to give big picture context. Often I couldn’t understand him even with the ear piece. Most of our tour group had checked out, but he didn’t read the group. It seemed like he just pushed play in his memory at a location,…”

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