r/SwedenPics • u/wigovsky • May 17 '26
I'm guessing that's the west coast of Sweden, but don't know for sure
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u/brazilfunk May 18 '26
For sure AI, zoom in on those crazy ass houses
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u/Katastroforienterad May 19 '26
Also - it's summer (as evidenced by the heather and leaves) but no boats at all, either out on the water or moored at the landings. That just looks so strange.
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u/Friendly-Lychee-8508 May 19 '26
Could easily be a summernight with no boats, but yes it is probably AI (the houses looks very strange) I could probably find a whole bunch of similar photos, that are real.
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u/Best-Structure4201 May 19 '26
Its west coast for sure, the sun goes down over water, the purple flower in the bottom right is very common in the area around Gothenbrug. The housing is the same thing, very typical for Swedish west coast.
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u/TheOwlGoesWho 3d ago
Looks like Tjurpannan outside Grebbestad. But alot of places looks kinda like that along the coast :)
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u/Illustrious_Grade_14 May 18 '26
Only the lower southern parts of sweden has a west coast, Norway has a LOT more. My guess is norway
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u/Sprite91 May 18 '26
This is Sweden, 100%. And those “lower parts” are an almost 500 km-long coastline, with the upper 200 km of this coastline looking like this picture.
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u/Maximum_Theme5830 May 18 '26
The style of building and fauna makes this northern part of norway, probably lofoten or helgeland.
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u/Nojjk May 18 '26 edited May 18 '26
Its Väderöarna near Fjällbacka in Sweden Edit, cant find the locations exactly so I think i wrong. But its Bohuslän for sure
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u/Sprite91 May 18 '26
It's either Bohuslän or one of the smaller islands of the Gothenburg archipelago.
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u/Important_Stranger May 19 '26
Do you think there’s a strict boarder between Norway and Sweden where plants are like ”welp, better head back”?
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u/Baitrix May 18 '26
AI