Even if I never return to Sweden in my life, I will always have a very pleasant and charitable memory of it. Even though Johann Gottfried Seume only visited Sweden among other countries during his journey in the summer of 1805, the country left an entirely positive impression on the Enlightenment thinker. Today, just as back then, it is primarily the landscapes that attract travelers to the far north. Sweden is the land of vast expanses, endless forests, sparkling lakes, and the archipelagos that blur the boundary between land and sea. It is the unique light of the north that makes nature appear in extraordinary colors: from the sandy beaches of the south to the rocky islands off the west coast, the mountain peaks of the Scandes, the many large and small lakes, and the barren wilderness of Lapland. The allure of the country.