I have accessibility needs
Accessibility across transport and sights
Guides
- Accessible Sweden: Traveling With Limited Mobility Book assistance through your airline 48 hours ahead and your train operator 24 hours ahead. Parking cards, Stockholm's lifts and buses, and what's free.
- Wheelchair-Accessible Stockholm SL's 24/7 accessibility line, lifts and escort help, who pays for companions, Gamla stan's evenest route, and each museum's limits, checked Sept 2026.
- Disabled Parking in Sweden with a Foreign Blue Badge Your EU or UK disabled card works in Sweden: 3 hours where parking is banned, 24 where 3-24 are allowed. Where it doesn't apply, and why it isn't free.
- Fardtjanst: Subsidized Transport for People With Disabilities What färdtjänst and riksfärdtjänst are, who qualifies, why tourists can't use them, the companion rules, and what visitors with disabilities book instead.
- Sweden for Seniors: Practical Tips for Older Travelers Senior fares start at 65 on SL and SJ, 70 in Skane, none in Gothenburg. Cash rules since July 2026, free care at 85, medicines, help at airports.
- Booking Travel Assistance at Swedish Airports and on Trains Free help at Swedish airports and stations must be booked with your airline 48 hours or train company 24 hours ahead. Who to call and what to expect.