Coach tickets to Sweden | Tickets & Prices

Coaches in Sweden

Coaches in Sweden are an excellent way of traveling easily around this enchanting and efficient Scandinavian country. Like so much else in Sweden, bus travel is very well organized. The route from the capital, Stockholm, to the second city of Gothenburg is one of the most popular Swedish bus routes. For those adventuring to the north of Sweden from Stockholm, there are scenic routes to Östersund​, which is on the shores of one of Sweden's magnificent lakes. The route from Stockholm to Oslo, Norway's beautiful capital city, is another popular option using Coaches in Sweden. Traveling from both Stockholm and Gothenburg to Copenhagen, the wonderful capital of Denmark, is also simple and easy using Coaches in Sweden.

Many of the long-distance bus routes, known in Swedish as länstrafik ​services​, link directly to rail services for maximum convenience. The best thing of all about Sweden for many is that almost everyone speaks English. Always remember that when you use Omio to book, the Omio app on your smartphone will keep all of your bus tickets safe and ready to use. 

Booking with Omio

Booking buses to Sweden from other countries and bus journeys within Sweden itself is simple, inexpensive, and easy when you use Omio. On Omio, all your travel details and options are provided in one place and all in English, making it easy to compare prices and travel times. The best tip is to always book early. At Omio, the best prices are always available. Do remember that some bus providers have a limited number of cheap tickets for Coaches in Sweden, so the earlier travel is booked, the better the prices. Using the Omio app on your smartphone allows you to have all of your tickets available in one place.

Bus companies in Sweden

The main long-distance bus companies in Sweden are Nettbuss Express, Ybuss, FlixBus, and Svenska Buss. FlixBus is a large German bus company that operates across Europe. In Sweden, FlixBus has a vast network of routes connecting various parts of the country, including its most important cities. Seasoned travelers will recognize the company's distinctive green buses. The Stockholm to Gothenburg route on FlixBus is especially popular. In addition, FlixBus long-distance routes go as far north as Umeå and Östersund​.

Ybuss is a smaller company operating Coaches in Sweden. Its routes are mostly from Stockholm, with destinations in towns and cities to the north of Sweden, including Sundsvall, ​Hudiksvall, Sollefteå, ​and Umeå.​

Netbuss Express is jointly owned by companies in Norway and Sweden. Some Netbuss Express passengers choose this bus provider for journeys starting and ending in Stockholm or Gothenburg and connecting to the major towns and cities in the south of Sweden. Netbuss Express also has routes connecting Swedish cities to Oslo in Norway and to Copenhagen in Denmark.

Svenska Bus is the smallest of these bus companies in Sweden. There are Svenska Bus services between Stockholm and Malmö​, with stops in Lund, Kalmar, and Karlskrona, among other communities.

Popular international routes by bus

Coaches in Sweden connect passengers easily and in comfort from the major cities of Sweden to those of neighboring Scandinavian countries. Netbuss is one of the operators to offer bus journeys between the bigger cities of Sweden and Norway. The route connecting Stockholm and Oslo, Norway's vibrant capital city, is one of the most popular that this operator offers. Netbuss also covers the route between Copenhagen, Denmark's enchanting capital, and Stockholm.

FlixBus routes connect to other European cities outside of Scandinavia. There is a route, for example, linking Stockholm to Amsterdam, the biggest city in the Netherlands, with a change of Coaches in Copenhagen. Passengers also use FlixBus for journeys within Scandinavia. For instance, they may travel from Gothenburg, Sweden, to Oslo, which is a direct journey. A top travel tip is to always rely on Omio for the best prices on the most popular bus routes in Sweden.

When arriving

Public transport in Sweden is very well organized. Most of the long-distance bus networks are directly linked to the country's efficient rail services for further journeys. Always check with your bus provider for details of these länstrafik ​services, as they're known locally. When it comes to communication, there are two words of advice: don't worry. English is spoken by just about everyone in Sweden, particularly in the urban areas. In the major cities, you'll find that the bus stations are modern and centrally located.