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Scandinavia has a reputation for being expensive, but I’d like to travel there with my family — where would you recommend on a budget?

Scandinavia solo is daunting enough for your wallet. Travelling with your entire brood? Come ready to spend. However, with proper planning, you can still enjoy the region’s best by skimping on transport and lodging, while splurging on food and activities.

Firstly, flying into an alternate airport — Stockholm Skavsta versus main airport Arlanda — can save you hundreds of pounds. Dining here is expensive, so you’ll need that extra cash. Public transport is the other non-negotiable cost, though generally kids under

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