Up in the north of the country in Umeå, you can visit Halloween på Liljeståls from October 24th to November 2nd, a 5,000 square metre large Halloween trail in the back garden of couple Urban Liljeström and Sofie Rodeståhl’s home, who both have full-time jobs and run the Halloween trail in their spare time. Furuvik near Gävle celebrates Halloween from October 11th to November 1st, with Pelle Svanslös-themed Halloween events for younger children. Down in the south of the country in Skåne, Skånes Djurpark has a whole host of spooky events each weekend in October (and the höstlov holiday weeks on week 42 and 44), like the spökskogen (ghost forest) where you can go looking for trolls, carve pumpkins and take part in animal feeding events.