Editing Tourism in Sweden (section)

== Swedish culture ==
{{main|Culture of Sweden}}
[[Image:Öland Gettlinge.jpg|thumb|right|View from southern Öland]]
[[Image:Tanumshede 2005 rock carvings 4.jpg|right|thumb|[[Tanumshede]] rock carvings]]
Sweden has a number of [[list of World Heritage Sites in Sweden|World Heritage Sites]], which are popular as tourist destinations. These include:

* The agricultural landscape of the island of [[Öland]], visited for its geological and geographical features
* [[Birka]] and [[Hovgården]] on the islands [[Björkö, Ekerö|Björkö]] and [[Adelsö]] in [[Mälaren]] near Stockholm
* The church village of [[Gammelstad]], [[Luleå]], in northern Sweden
* [[Drottningholm Palace]], [[Drottningholm Palace Theatre|Theatre]], and the royal domain
* Engelsberg Ironworks
* The [[Hanseatic league|Hanseatic]] town of [[Visby]]
* The "[[Höga Kusten|High Coast]]" of [[Ångermanland]]
* [[Laponian area]], [[Swedish Lapland]], in northern Sweden
* The mining area of the [[Great Copper Mountain]] in [[Falun]]
* The naval port of [[Karlskrona]]
* [[Rock carving]]s in [[Tanumshede]]
* [[Skogskyrkogården]] in [[Stockholm]]

Swedish horse racing is an unusual attraction, in that many races are actually trotting races. The horses are not allowed to gallop; they pull a small vehicle ridden by the human racer.