That brings me to the one part of Swedish living that shows I'm not yet a true Scandinavian: I struggle with the oppressive darkness during the winter. In Sweden, winter means fewer hours of ...

Sweden is home to 20,000 Sámi ... From €1,530 per person (£1,365), including activities, winter clothing hire, six nights’ accommodation, two lunches and airport transfers to and from ...

Some like it cold. While plenty of beach-bound travelers spend big to escape the seasonal chill, more than a few say: Winter? Brrrrrrr-ing it! That was my family last December, so wistful for ...

In Finland and Sweden, the militaries know ... is tents with stoves that can be heated in winter: soldiers can get warm, and also hang up their wet clothing to dry off while they sleep. " ...

Discover the incredible world of Sweden’s ICEHOTEL 34 this winter. Picture this: 500 tonnes of ice, equivalent to 10 Olympic swimming pools of the finest "snis" – a blend of ice and snow ...

In Sweden, winter means fewer hours of daylight, especially in December in January. Some winter days, we're lucky to get just five hours of daylight. I don't mind the cold weather, but the ...