Visit Sweden LGBT – Inspiration for lesbian and gay travellers to Sweden

Magazine editors are great barometers when it comes to deciding what your next holiday destination should be. After all, it is their job to journey the world and try out the best experiences so they can tell their readers about what each place offers. We talk to four international LGBT+ magazine editors and ask them what it is they love most about our country. Read what they have to say and we're sure they will inspire you. Then all you need to do is enter our prize draw and you may win a holiday to Sweden.

Merryn Johns
Curve

Uwern Jong
OutThere

Roxy Bourdillon
Diva

Joe Pedro
Passport

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LGBT+ travel inspiration

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Retail therapy in Gothenburg

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Stockholm’s Design Hotels

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Vegetarian delights in Gothenburg

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Why Swedish design is good for you

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Food Culture in Sweden: Back To Basics, Natural, Wild & Close To Nature

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Go West

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Eating Green in Gothenburg

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A well designed life

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Gothenburg inspired

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Celebrating Stockholm’s Most Unique Restaurants

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