As you can see below, the approximate times of sunrise and sunset in Sweden differs enormously over the course of the year. The difference is larger the further up north in Sweden you go. The table includes data for Stockholm, Sweden which is approximately located in the center of Sweden from a north/south perspective, and Kiruna, which is located far up north in the country. In fact, during June and July, Kiruna has 24 hours of daylight, and in January, it has zero hours of daylight.
| Stockholm | Kiruna | |||
| Period | Sunrise | Sunset | Sunrise | Sunset |
| January | 8:47am | 2:55pm | Sun never rises | |
| February | 8:01am | 4:01pm | 8:59am | 2:45pm |
| March | 6:48am | 5:12pm | 7:02am | 4:41pm |
| April | 6:17am | 7:26pm | 5:52am | 7:33am |
| May | 4:52am | 8:37pm | 3:43am | 9:29pm |
| June | 3:47am | 9:44pm | Sun never sets | |
| July | 3:40am | 10:02pm | Sun never sets | |
| August | 4:35am | 9:13pm | 3:02am | 10:29pm |
| September | 5:46am | 7:50pm | 5:08am | 8:10pm |
| October | 5:54am | 5:21pm | 5:53am | 5:04pm |
| November | 7:08am | 3:54pm | 7:50am | 2:55pm |
| December | 8:19am | 2:54pm | 10:14am | 12:41pm |
Source: www.visitsweden.com