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Tourism: Discovering the Swedish Lapland - in winter and summer

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The Swedish Lapland, a land of Santa Claus, is a destination known for its wild landscapes, its northern aurora and its native Sami culture. During the winter season, from September to March, the long and clear nights offer ideal conditions to admire the most beautiful aurora boreales. Abisko, in the national park of the same name, is one of the best places in the world thanks to its low level of light pollution and microclimate. Many local guid…

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Tourism: Discovering the Swedish Lapland - in winter and summer

The Swedish Lapland, a land of Santa Claus, is a destination known for its wild landscapes, its northern aurora and its native Sami culture. During the winter season, from September to March, the long and clear nights offer ideal conditions to admire the most beautiful aurora boreales. Abisko, in the national park of the same name, is one of the best places in the world thanks to its low level of light pollution and microclimate. Many local guid…

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