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📣 Hinweise für Reisende

Sweden, the largest Nordic country by area, offers visitors deep forests, numerous lakes, Viking Age heritage, 17th-century imperial sites, and modern pop culture attractions. The country features 270,000 islands, many accessible via the public 'right to roam' law.

• Arrive on time for all scheduled appointments and meals.
• It is customary to remove shoes when entering private residences.
• Follow established queueing procedures and always obtain a numbered queue slip.
• Approach social interactions with questions to foster consensus-building conversations.
• Expect high levels of public acceptance regarding same-sex relationships and gender equality.
• Recognize that many service employees prioritize customer privacy and may be less overtly attentive than in other countries.
• Most homes require removing outdoor shoes. Punctuality is strictly observed; arriving late (unless specified) or excessively early is considered rude. While public displays of affection are accepted, greeting habits vary; hugging is common among friends, and cheek-kissing is not traditional. Keep public drug use and intoxication in mind, as possession of non-medical drugs is illegal. Be prepared for high expectations regarding personal space and structured queueing.