Sverige
country in Northern Europe
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Sweden is a constitutional monarchy in Scandinavia. The capital is Stockholm. Other important towns include Gothenburg, Malmö, Uppsala, Linköping and Västerås. Sweden is Europe's fifth largest country by area and has a population of ten million.
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Symboler edit
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Sveriges flagga
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Sveriges örlogsflagga
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Sveriges flygvapen
Swedish air craft roundel
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State flag and war ensign (c.1520s-c.1650)
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Byggnader edit
Fort, borgar och slott edit
- Några av Sveriges mest imponerande slott och borgar är Kalmar slott, Bohus fästning, Läckö, Borgholms slott (dess ruiner, byggnaden brann ner omkring 1840), och Drottningholms slott. Kvantitativt sett kan flest slott beskådas i Skåne, Västergötland och i området kring Mälaren. Ett antal andra städer har slott eller borgar i stadskärnan, som till exempel Örebro, Helsingborg och Vadstena byggt på 1400-1500 talet.
- Some of the most impressive castles and fortresses in Sweden are Kalmar slott, Bohus fästning, Läckö, Borgholms slott (ruins, original castle burnt down around 1840), and Drottningholm. Quantitative, most castles are found in Skåne, southern Sweden, in Västergötland, and around lake Mälaren. Several other cities have fortresses or castles in the city center, such as Örebro, Helsingborg and Vadstena, generally built around the 15-16th century.
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Kärnan - enda resten av Helsingborgs slott
Kyrkor edit
Deutsch: Die 3.500 Kirchen in Schweden gehören zu 13 Diözesen, die alle eine Kathedrale (Dom) haben. Siehe Kategorie: Kirchen der Kirche von Schweden
English: There are around 3,500 churches in Sweden, ordered in 13 diocese, each with a cathedral. See Swedish churches, on the documentation project.
Svenska: Sverige har 13 stift. Alla har en domkyrka.
- Göteborgs domkyrka
- Härnösands domkyrka
- Kalmar domkyrka
- Karlstads domkyrka
- Linköpings domkyrka
- Luleå domkyrka
- Lunds domkyrka
- Mariestads domkyrka
- Skara domkyrka
- Storkyrkan, Stockholm
- Strängnäs domkyrka
- Uppsala domkyrka
- Visby domkyrka
- Västerås domkyrka
- Växjö domkyrka
Järnvägstationer edit
Se: Järnvägsstationer i Sverige
See: Train stations in Sweden
Teatrar edit
Drottningholm Slottsteater är en av Sveriges mest kända teatrar.
One of the most famous theatres in Sweden is the theatre at the Drottningholm Royal Palace.
Kända svenskar edit
Swedish authors of worldwide recognition include Emanuel Swedenborg, August Strindberg, Selma Lagerlöf, Vilhelm Moberg and Astrid Lindgren.
Some notable inventors and scientists are Alfred Nobel, Anders Celsius, Carl Wilhelm Scheele, John Ericsson, Lars Magnus Ericsson and Carolus Linnaeus (Carl von Linné).
Swedish painters include Carl Larsson and Anders Zorn.
Spårvagnar edit
Svenska: Spårvagnar trafikerar Norrköping, Göteborg och (delar av) Stockholm.
Se: Svenska spårvagnar See: Swedish trams
Tåg edit
Se: Svenska tåg See: Swedish trains Voir: Trains suédois
Kartor edit
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Kultur edit
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Ikea i Älmhult
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