Flights to Sweden starting at EUR588*
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Moscow (SVO)to
Gothenburg (GOT)Depart: 27/11/2024
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Moscow (SVO)to
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07/12/2024 - 03/03/2025
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Travel to Sweden
Welcome to Sweden, a country of modern and sophisticated cities, stunning nature and a high standard of living. You will recognize Swedish simplicity and style everywhere – from architecture and art to design and Nordic cuisine. Air Serbia offers flights to Sweden, to the cities of Stockholm and Gothenburg.
Stockholm is an elegant and energetic city on the coast of the cold Baltic Sea, also called the beauty on the water. The old town centre of Gamla Stan is adorned with imposing palaces, opulent cathedrals, rustic facades and narrow, stone-paved streets.
Flights to Sweden also take you to the largest port in Scandinavia – Gothenburg. This is the second largest city in Sweden. During your stay in Gothenburg, be sure to visit one of the islands of the Gothenburg archipelago, which are easily accessible by boat or ferry.
A flight to Sweden is comfortable and fast, and you can book cheap flights to Sweden in just a few steps.
Discover more of Sweden
Stockholm – Viking New Year with fireworks to the sound of ABBA
FAQ
For travellers with Serbian citizenship, a passport is required, and visa-free stay is allowed for up to 90 days in a period of six months.
Swedish, although most people also speak fluent English.
UTC+2
Swedish Krona (SEK)