Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Jönköping Airport ( 036-31 11 00; www.jonkopingairport.se ) is located about 8km southw-
est of the town centre. SAS ( www.flysas.com ) operates several daily flights on weekdays to/
from Copenhagen. Bus 18 serves the airport, or else a taxi costs around Skr250.
Most local buses leave from opposite Juneporten on Västra Storgatan. Local transport is
run by Jönköpings Länstrafik ( www.jlt.se ; Juneporten;
7.30am-6pm Mon-Fri) ; there's an
office with information, tickets and passes in Juneporten.
The long-distance bus station is next to the train station. There are at least eight daily
Swebus Express services to Göteborg (from Skr89, two hours) and Stockholm (from
Helsingborg Skr329, 4½ hours); at least three to Helsingborg (from Skr249, three hours)
and Malmö (from Skr279, 4½ hours); and two to Karlstad (from Skr299, four hours).
Svenska Buss ( www.svenskabuss.se ) also operates a daily service each way between Göte-
borg and Stockholm.
Jönköping is on a regional train line; you'll need to change trains in either Nässjö or
Falköping to get to or from larger towns. Train tickets can be purchased online through
Tågkompaniet. ( www.tagkompaniet.se )
Taxi Jönköping (
34 40 00; www.taxijonkoping.se ) is the local taxi company.
Gränna & Visingsö
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All that's missing from Gränna are Oompa-Loompas. The scent of sugar hangs over the
village, and shops overflow with the village's trademark red-and-white peppermint rock
(polkagris) . It's a bit touristy, but the steep streets, lakeside location and excellent polar ex-
hibition redeem the place.
Across the water and 6km west is peaceful Visingsö. Connected by frequent ferries and
home to Sweden's largest oak forest, it's a great place to cycle and relax.
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