Kolarbyn Ecolodge (Skinnskatteberg/ Sweden)

Kolarbyn Ecolodge is ”Sweden’s most primitive hotel”. There is no electricity, no showers, nothing fancy at all, just twelve well camouflaged little cabins in between all the trees. All covered in mud and grass. Bilberries and mushrooms grow wild on their roofs. As natural as it can be.
Perfect for an adventure off the beaten track. To breathe some fresh air, to enjoy the peacefulness, to take part in free outdoor activities and to experience the local wildlife.

Emporia Shopping Center (Malmö/ Sweden)

The entrance to Malmö's Emporia Shopping Center resembles melted amber. The curving golden glass stretches across a gridshell structure, which curves up and back to allow daylight to penetrate the entrance courtyard. From here, shoppers are led towards three storeys of retail arranged around a figure-of-eight plan.
The architect of the Emporia project is Gert Wingårdh of Wingårdh arkitektkontor.

Kuggen (Göteborg/ Sweden)

"Promising Modernist architecture with a glazed terracotta façade and enganging cylindrical interiors, overlooking the town square of Lindholmsplatsen in Göteborg, Sweden. Kuggen speaks for Chalmers University of Technology. Designed by architect Gert Wingårdh, the construction was finished in March 2011. Since then, Kuggen has won many awards for design innovation and sustainable entrepreneurship."

Homeless Experience Hotel (Göteborg/ Sweden)

Faktum Hotels in Göteborg, Sweden has no rooms, but offers places to sleep that the city’s homeless might also use.

You can book a ‘room’ on their website and be led to a popular spot for the homeless somewhere in the city, such as under a bridge, in a derelict factory or on a public bench. Booking costs €10 a night and it's up to you to really stay in the booked ‘room’.
Proceeds go towards the Swedish charity magazine Faktum who wants to raise awareness for the large group of homeless people in Göteborg, many of which have to sleep under the sky even in scandinavian winters.

Stockholm Metro (Stockholm/ Sweden)

Stockholm Metro is considered one of the most beautiful in the world. Metro in Sweden called Tunnelbana. It consists of 100 stations, 47 of which are underground, and 53 are ground and above ground. It was opened in 1950. Underground station cut into the rocks.

Mine- Suite (Sala/ Sweden)

"The mine suite at the Sala silver mine in Sweden, the world's deepest hotel room. It's 155 meters underground."

Tree Hotel (Harads/ Sweden)

Treehotel offers a unique hotel experience: treerooms with contemporary design in the middle of unspoiled nature in which to enjoy the serenity and rejuvenate in a sophisticated yet familiar environment.
Right now they offer six unique treerooms (although more are in planning), built in 2010, 2011 and 2013 and designed by some of Scandinavia’s leading architects.
Have a look at the stunning designs such as The UFO, The Mirrorcube, The Birdsnest, and more...

Dragspelhuset (Glaskogen/ Sweden)

Turning Torso (Malmö/ Sweden)

HSB Turning Torso is a skyscraper in Malmö, Sweden, located on the Swedish side of the Öresund strait. It was designed by the Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava and reaches a height of 190 metres (623 feet).

Hotel Hackspett - Woodpecker hotel (Västerås/ Sweden)

The hotel Hackspett is one of the tiniest hotels in the
world located in a tree, 40 feet above a Swedish park.

It’s accessible only by rope ladder. Meals are delivered
with a basket and pulley. Eventhough Hackspett is super
small and in a tree it still includes a kitchen, a
veranda and a toilet.

The original Ice Hotel (Jukkasjärvi/ Sweden)