C$ 296+ Cheap flights to Sweden

Peak Season: Most tourists booking flights to Sweden look to arrive in the months between June and August, to catch the warmest weather and the longest hours of daylight. Spring and autumn can also be pleasant. North of the Arctic Circle, there are 24 hours of sun in midsummer and 24 hours of twilight in midwinter. There are a number of large festivals in Sweden, all worth visiting the country for. Midsummer, the summer solstice, is a big event. Walpurgis Night falls on April 30. It is a night for lighting bonfires to ward off evil spirits. The feast of Saint Lucia, the light giver, is on December 13 and marks the start of Christmas. Off Season: Winter (November to March) is off season, though many tourists still visit during this time to see the northern lights and to visit Lapland.

•         Every year, the Baltic Sea freezes around the islands off the coast around Stockholm in about November. Many of the locals go skating on the frozen ski, which is known as “trip skating”. Skaters can cover up to 200km (124 miles) a day. For obvious reasons, less-experienced skaters should hire a local guide to take them onto the open ice.Sweden has many islands and Gotland in the Baltic Sea is the largest. Visby is the capital. Dating from the 10th century, it is considered the best-preserved medieval town in Scandinavia. In total, there are the ruins of 23 churches and abbeys. Every August, there is “Medieval Week” when the town goes back in time to 1361. Festival-goers can enjoy tours and talks, markets, mystery plays and a jousting tournament.Up in the northern part of the country in Norrbotten County is Abisko National Park, within which if Mount Nuolja. A chairlift runs to the top of the mountain year-round.  From the summit, tourists can experience the midnight sun between May 27 and July 18.Culture vultures should head for western Sweden to visit Tanum, where there are ancient rock carvings. The depictions – of men, ships and animals – date from the Bronze Age.Tourists wanting to bring home a Swedish souvenir should find a “dala horse”. These small pained wooden horses come from the province of Dalarna. Tourists can visit workshops there to see how the horses are carved and painted. The world’s biggest “Dalahast” stands near Avesta. Unveiled in 1989, it is 13 metres (42 feet) high.

Yes, flights with layovers are often cheaper than direct flights. Keep an eye out for flight deals to Sweden on Cheapflights that require 1 or 2 stops for potential cost savings.

Based on reviews from Cheapflights users, KLM is rated the highest out of the airlines that fly to Sweden.

Stockholm Arlanda is currently the cheapest airport to fly to in Sweden. One-way flights to Stockholm Arlanda typically cost C$ 67, while round-trip flights cost around C$ 141.

A round-trip flight to Sweden will typically cost around C$ 563, however they can be found for as little as C$ 141.

For those looking to save time traveling to Sweden, Toronto offers the quickest one-way flight (7 hours 50 minutes).

Yes. Those touching down at Stockholm Arlanda can take advantage of the rental car services offered upon their arrival.

Yes. Stockholm Arlanda has hotels nearby for those requiring accommodations. Clarion Hotel Arlanda Airport Terminal is the closest property to Stockholm Arlanda (0.0 km away from Stockholm Arlanda).