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The 13th episode of the 2026 season of 'Abenteuer Leben am Sonntag' focused on camping in Sweden. Host Tommy Scheel tested whether a camping holiday in this Scandinavian country, known as one of Europe's most expensive yet cheapest for camping, is truly affordable.
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The 13th episode of the 2026 season of 'Abenteuer Leben am Sonntag' focused on camping in Sweden. Host Tommy Scheel tested whether a camping holiday i...
The 13th episode of the 2026 season of 'Abenteuer Leben am Sonntag' focused on camping in Sweden. Host Tommy Scheel tested whether a camping holiday in this Scandinavian country, known as one of Europe's most expensive yet cheapest for camping, is truly affordable.
Updated: 20.06.2026
Diesel
$2.02 /l
SEK19.71 · €1.78/l
108 of 132
pricier than 81% of countries
Petrol
$1.74 /l
SEK16.99 · €1.53/l
92 of 134
pricier than 68% of countries
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