According to shoppingpicks, January in Sweden is cold and snowy, with temperatures averaging around -2 degrees Celsius during the day and -7 degrees Celsius at night. Snowfall is common throughout this month, with occasional snowstorms occurring every now and then. February brings slightly warmer temperatures to Sweden than in January, but it still remains quite chilly during this month as well. The average temperature during the day is 0 degree Celsius and at night it drops to about -5 degrees Celsius. Snowfall continues to be common throughout February, especially when there are days with heavy snowfall. March sees a slight increase in temperatures as well as less snowfall, with an average temperature of 3 degrees Celsius during the day and -3 degrees Celsius at night. Snowfall also decreases significantly during this month with only occasional snow showers occurring every now and then. April marks the start of spring season in Sweden with temperatures rising to around 6 degrees Celsius during the day while dropping to 1 degree Celsius at night on average. Snowfall diminishes significantly making it feel much warmer than previous months despite lower temperatures. In Sweden, the further north, the colder. In Götaland, in the south, the influence of the tempering Baltic Sea water is very noticeable. The winters there are a lot less cold than in other areas at the same latitude. During the day it will be one degree warmer in the south than freezing point. All the way in the north it freezes on average more than 10 degrees during the day. The middle and north of Sweden are hidden behind the mountains. On the east side it is therefore dry and remarkably sunny in summer, because there are often few clouds and the days are also long. In the center and south it will be an average of 20°C. 5 degrees colder in the north. Check businesscarriers for Sweden Economics and Business.
Sweden – geography The old Swedish core country consists of the area around Uppsala and the Central Swedish Sound, today the Stockholm region. From here, the country expanded especially to the north and east to the west coast of Finland, later also to the west (Jämtland, Härjedalen and Bohus län) and south (Skåne, Halland and […]
Norway, Sweden and Finland together form the northern part of Europe known as Scandinavia. Sweden’s most famous cities are Stockholm, Gothenburg and Malmö. As a holiday destination, Sweden is slightly less known than, for example, Denmark. And that is a pity, because Sweden is a nice and varied country with a very beautiful nature, hip […]
Subchapters: Basic data Public finances and the state budget Banking system Tax system Basic data The Swedish economy is characterized by its diversity and high competitiveness, which stems from its openness and liberal attitude to trade and business. Sweden regularly ranks high in business climate, sustainability, global competitiveness, economic productivity and innovation. It is innovation, […]
VISAS, ENTRY RULES, CUSTOMS REGULATIONS in Sweden To travel to Sweden, you need to apply for a Schengen visa. To do this, the following documents must be submitted to the Embassy of the country: – a completed application form – two color photographs 35×40 mm – a foreign passport, which must be valid for at […]
The first mention of the peoples who inhabited the current territory of Sweden dates back to the 1st century AD. These were the Getae in the south and the Svei in the north. Their possessions were divided into small principalities, the common tribal pagan center was the city near the modern city of Uppsala, whose […]
Sweden is a country in Northern Europe on the Scandinavian Peninsula. Common borders in the west with Norway, in the northeast with Finland. According to smb, the capital is Stockholm (the number of inhabitants is 685 thousand people). The official language is Swedish. Spoken: German, English. Currency – Swedish krona. The monetary unit of Sweden […]
Transportation Traveling by plane According to top-medical-schools, SAS Scandinavian Airlines (SK) flies to Stockholm Arlanda from almost every domestic airport in Sweden. Norwegian (DY) also flies to numerous domestic airports, such as Gothenburg, Malmö, Umea or Visby on Gotland. Traveling by car/bus The Swedish road network is one of the best in Europe. It offers […]
Administratively Sweden is divided into 24 provinces (Län) which are headed by prefects appointed by the king. The capital is administered by a governor. The following table gives the surface and the population of the various provinces. The constitution of Sweden is not made up of a single document, but of a set of constitutional […]
Constructive characteristics, functional clarity and the relationship between building and environment from a perspective of a project oriented towards the criteria of sustainability, as demonstrated by the urban reconversion and building policies in which great consideration is given to the construction and management processes focused on the development of new environmentally friendly technologies. Paradigmatic examples […]
Army. – Mixed army of standing forces and militias. Budget of the armed forces (war, navy, air force) 111 million crowns. Supreme head of the army is the king; central, administrative and command body, the Ministry of Defense, which supervises all the armed forces and is assisted by a General Staff. The territory is divided into: 4 […]
In the seventies a salient feature of Swedish art was a deliberate isolation that reflected a radical political attitude, in particular hostility towards the United States. The artistic panorama of the eighties, on the other hand, opened up to international experiences, assuming a more varied character, also because many artists, born in the fifties and […]
Antiquity and the Middle Ages Large stylized rock paintings date back to the Bronze Age (Bolsan province; surroundings of Norrköping). ● A large number of figured stones (from Got; land) and others with interwoven runes and decorations (especially in Uppland) belong to the late period of the migrations of peoples and Vikings. The goldsmith’s art […]
The population of the wooded and mountain districts of the center and north has, until recently, conquered the soil for agriculture with primitive means, burning the forest and working the land with the hoe. We should therefore not be surprised to find still in use archaic nail plows, harrows made with branches of bushes and […]
Located in northern Europe, Sweden is bordered to the east by the Baltic Sea and the Gulf of Bothnia, giving the country a long coastline, which forms the eastern part of the Scandinavian peninsula. To the west are the Scandinavian Alps, which form a natural border with Norway. To the northeast it borders Finland, to the […]
Individually, the Nordic countries are relatively small, but together they are the size of a great power. And with a changing world policy, cooperation between these states is even more important than in a long time. What common challenges do the countries in the Nordic countries face? What foreign policy issues are the Nordic countries […]
