Sweden | Missions in the MiGMan’s World Tour DLC

AboutFly down through the centre of Sweden's capital Stockholm, and then follow the water out to the west.

AboutLooking directly across the water to Denmark, Gothenburg is Sweden's second largest city. This flight plan looks a little convoluted, but it is essentially following the river, harbour shore, and back to the river.

AboutTake a scenic flight from ESIA Karlsborg Flygplats and check out some of the airports and towns around Lake Vattern.

AboutUllevi, or Nya Ullevi (New Ullevi) Stadium, is one of the largest in all the Nordic countries. Botto Lighthouse is on a very small rocky outcrop off the large river port of Goteborg. Varberg was established around 1280 as a fortress town by the Danish and called Wardbergh (’watch hill’) the town was transferred to Sweden in the Treaty of Roskilde (1658). Established by the Danish at the mouth of the Atran River, Falkenberg was named after the Swedish words for falcon and mountain (berg). It was also transferred to Sweden in the Treaty of Roskilde (1658), after much conflict. Halmstad was established in the 1300s and is now one of the 10 largest seaports in Sweden. Like many cities on the west coast it has a long history with Denmark. Halmstad Airport ESMT was an airforce base between 1944 and 1961 and today supports both civil and military traffic.

AboutExplore the river systems which bring power and trade to Gavleborg county.

AboutThis flight is long. Take it when you're in the mood for a relaxing coastal flight. The landscape is subtle rather than spectacular, but ultimately enchanting. Bask in the blue waters of the Baltic and remember to keep the green to your left!

AboutThis flight showcases the main visual points of interest on Gotland, outside of Visby.

AboutThis very short orientation flight will take you around the medieval town of Visby. Once you get the lay of the land I suggest spending free flight time in Visby with your helicopter.

AboutOriginally the site of the Swedish Air Force Flying School (1926-1998), the site was transferred into private hands and today provides driver training (VW Golf GTi, Swedish Police, Radical Racing), conference centres, light industry, a museum and golf course. Since 2007 it has also operated as the racetrack Ljungbyhed Motorbanan. Bosjokloster was a Benedictine nunnery built in 1080 A.D. and later converted to a castle.

AboutTake off from Halmstad, visit the popular Tylosand beach and stop at a few local airports. Fly by Kullen lighthouse on the return leg. Adjust your flight time to dusk and see the lighthouse spring into action!

AboutTake a helicopter or light aircraft on this short tour of local landmarks in the coastal port of Kalmar.

AboutSituated on a picturesque lake, Kronoberg aiport serves Vaxjo, capital of Kronoberg county. Visit four regional airports to the west including Anderstorp Raceway where the Swedish Grand Prix was held for six years between 1973 and 1978.

AboutPerform touch'n'gos at airports near Kalmar. This is also a great coastal flight, and depending on your sim setup, there may be quite a few ships in the area too.

AboutNorthern Sweden’s Gallivare dates from the 17th century and today hosts the nation’s largest copper mine as well as several large hydroelectric power stations to the west.

AboutWhere was your car winter tested? Most likely in the Norbotten region of Sweden. This flight takes in six of the testing centres near Arvidsjaur and Arjeplog.

AboutJokkmokk means "River’s Curve" in the local Sami dialect. The local market has been held weekly for over 400 years despite temperatures reaching as low as -40° C.

AboutThe Luossavaara-Kiirunavaara mine opened in 1898 and is now the largest and most modern underground iron ore mine in the world. 500 km of railway line are used to transport the ore to the ports of Lulea and Narvik (Norway) on 750 m long trains.

AboutExplore the spectacular Ladto valley all the way to Jortajaure, a lake 890 m above sea level in Gallivare municipality, Lapland and part of the Torne and Kalix river system.

AboutLulea is a port town and the administrative centre of the Swedish northern Baltic.

AboutExplore the archipelago across the Bay of Bothnia to the Finnish border at Tornio.

AboutFollow the Sweden / Finland border along the Kassanniska and Saaripudas rivers.

AboutKnown as the " Riveria of the North" due to it's mild summer climate, Pitea is on the coast of Swedish Lapland.

About90% of Europe's iron reserves are in Sweden. Follow the ore from Kiruna to the main export facility at Narvik, Norway. The route features several large bodies of water, including the 70 km long Tornetrask.

AboutChase down more car testing facilities in the remote north and take a pleasant river run to boot.

AboutFly south out of Linkoping which is the 7th largest city in Sweden with population of 106,500. Follow the roads, rail lines and luxurious lakes and do a touch’n’go at a neighbouring airport.

AboutFly out of Angelholm on Sweden’s west coast, past Kullen Lighthouse which guards the entrance to Oresund, the body of water between Sweden and Denmark.

AboutThis 16c castle fortress is largely intact, which is quite rare for this type of structure. It sits adjacent to the harbour and is surrounded by a moat.

AboutLund is the 11th largest city in Sweden (Popn. 87,250). Lund will reward many hours of helicopter exporation. There is a helipad 0.5nm NE of the railway station.

AboutProbably the largest visual landmark in Sweden, the Oresund Bridge combines rail, vehicle and data traffic for almost 8 km between Denmark and Sweden. Construction began in 1995 and it opened in 2000.

AboutStockholm's Old Town, known as Gamla Stan, is a small concentrated area where the city began in the middle of the 13th century. Much of the medieval enclave remains, although in typical Scandinavian style, it is freshly brushed and painted regularly. Its charm is in the architecture along its narrow stone-paved lanes and cobbled streets around its squares, especially the main one, Stortorget, surrounded by old merchants' houses. In this neighborhood, along with plenty of shops, restaurants, and cafés, you'll find the Nobel Museum, the Post Museum, the Royal Coin Cabinet, and several churches. It's also a good area to stay if you can find suitable accommodations, with options including luxury boutique hotels, guesthouses, and even affordable inns and hostels.

About Sweden's first-ever town and founded in 980 CE, the last century of the Viking era, the idyllic village of Sigtuna nestles alongside Lake Mälaren in the lush green landscape of Uppland, north of Stockholm. Sigtuna's amazing history is to be found in the medieval churches, ruins, rune stones, and buildings that remain to this day.

AboutSkansen is located in the huge urban Djurgården Park, a favorite place for locals, especially in the summer. Thistoric village made up of houses and farmsteads from all over Sweden. Together, these impressively preserved buildings represent both rural and urban culture at various periods from 1720 to the 1960s.

About official residence of the Swedish Royal Family. In the picturesque terraced park are bronze sculptures from Bohemia and Denmark, brought back as trophies of war. Be sure to take in the Chinese Pavilion, which dates from the late 1700s. The 18th-century Palace Theatre (Drottningholms Slottsteater) is still used for performances during the summer months. In the Theatre Museum, you can see period stage costumes and stage scenery

Aboutdates from the early 19th century and is 190 kilometers in length. It's now one of the country's premier tourist attractions and offers a unique perspective on Sweden's heartland. In addition, by connecting with lakes Vänern and Vättern and the Trollhätte Canal, it forms part of a water link all the way from Stockholm, in the northeast, to Gothenburg, in the southwest. Featuring 47 bridges and 58 locks the canal stretches from Sjötorp at Lake Vänern to Söderköping on the Baltic Sea.

AboutStockholm is often referred to as the "Venice of the North." Water is everywhere, and around 30,000 islands lie in Stockholm's wondrous archipelago (skärgården). Distinctive red and yellow timber summerhouses occupy some islands, while others remain totally unspoiled.

AboutStockholm City Hall (Stockholms stadshus) was built between 1911 and 1923, using an astonishing eight million bricks. It is considered one of the finest examples of National Romanticism, designed by the architect Ragnar Östberg. The 106-meter-tall tower is topped by three crowns.

AboutStockholm city update coming in late May

AboutStockholm city update coming in late May

AboutStockholm city update coming in late May

AboutUppsala Cathedral dates from 1270 AD. It was remodelled in the late 19c with the addition of neo-Gothic spires and stained-glass windows. Once you have explored Uppsala, visit the delightful waterways south of the town. Note that Sundbro is a grass strip, not suitable for the F/A-18E.

AboutHagfors is a locality and the seat of Hagfors Municipality, Värmland County, Sweden with 10,125 inhabitants in 2010. Its history is traced to 1873, when it was decided to build two blast furnaces at the location. Wikipedia

AboutKarlstad Cathedral, located on Tingvalla island in the centre of Karlstad, has been the site of a church since the early 1300’s. The current neo-clasical cathedral was built in the late 19c.

AboutFly North out of Karlstad along the fjords and lakes to the border with Norway and the distinctively shaped HQ of Vestre Furniture.

AboutExplore the north eastern half of the mighty Lake Vanern, spotting some of the smaller ports and marinas as well as the mighty Lacko Castle and the vast complex that is Gruvon Mill.

AboutExplore the lakes and castles to the west of Vasteras, including Stromsholm Palace (ca.1550) & Stora Sundby Castle.

AboutHemavan Tarnaby is a ski resort about 10 nm from the Finnish border. Explore the beautiful terrain about 17 nm into Finland at Hattfjelldal.

AboutTravel south past a series of lakes to Burtrask and then Holmen Wood Products at Bygdsiljum. Head to the coast at Robertsfors then back north to the smelter at Ronnskar.

AboutSkelleftea is the northernmost coastal city in Vasterbotten County. Half of Skelleftea’s population lives outside the city, amongst the rivers and forests of this sub-arctic region.

AboutVisit the three famous railway bridges near Nyaker and also some of the ports south of Umea.

AboutCheck out Husum Harbour and surrounding lakes. Use a couple of lakes to the west to help you find Mellansel Airfield.

AboutThe Ljungan and Indalsalven rivers are part of a timber transport system which still sees Sundsvall being one of Northern Europe’s largest paper producing centres. Take a round trip south along Sundsvall fjord, west on the Ljungan and finally east along the Indalsalven to the Gulf of Bothnia. The first bridge on this trip, the Sundsvallbron is the fourth longest bridge in Sweden at 2,109 m (6,919 ft). See how many other bridges you can spot on this trip!

AboutFly down the Angerman River from Solleftea to two landmark bridges, the Sandobron (Sando Bridge) and Hoga-kusten bron (High Coast Bridge). Then travel north along the coastal highway to the port at Ornskoldsvik.

AboutTake off from Satenas Air Base and visit the medieval Lacko Castle on Lake Vanern, the largest lake in Sweden. Along the way check out three airports and the port town of Lidkoping.

AboutFollow the journey of water flowing from Lake Vanern south via the Gota River to the Kattegat, which separates Sweden from Denmark.

AboutExplore the magnificent fjords south west of Trollhattan.

AboutFly to the famous Svinesund Bridge on the border with Norway. Along the way enjoy the vast fjords and rugged coastline of Sweden's west coast.

AboutTake a helicopter or light aircraft on this short tour of local landmarks.

AboutExplore the western edge of Lake Vanern as you fly out of Trollhattan, on the Gota River.

AboutFalun copper mine opened about 1300. It was the largest copper mine in Sweden, and produced two-thirds of Europe's copper needs. The largest industrial work place in Sweden, at its peak in 1650 the mine produced as much as three kilotons of raw copper in that on

Aboutesnq-kiruna-SE ... maybe follow rivers... not many lscp features...

AboutLiseberg is one of the most popular places to visit in Sweden, and each year, the park lures more than three million visitors. It has a huge range of attractions, from children's carousels and a fairy-tale castle to adrenalin-pumping rides for speed demons, bumper cars, and four roller coasters.

AboutSome missing sat imagery. Covered pretty well in the Narvik & Ladtjo Valley & Jortajaure flights.

AboutTallest mountains

AboutMines