Local time in SwedenSweden Date And Time Formatting
| Name | Pattern | Local Example |
|---|---|---|
| Culture: | sv-SE, en-US | |
| Full Date: | EEEE d MMMM y | tisdag 18 november 2025 |
| Long Date: | d MMMM y | 18 november 2025 |
| Medium Date: | d MMM y | 18 nov. 2025 |
| Short Date: | y-MM-dd | 2025-11-18 |
| Full Time: | 'kl'. HH:mm:ss zzzz | kl. 22:04:44 centraleuropeisk normaltid |
| Long Time: | HH:mm:ss z | 22:04:44 CET |
| Medium Time: | HH:mm:ss | 22:04:44 |
| Short Time: | HH:mm | 22:04 |
| Time Format: | 24 Hours Format | 22:04 |
Note: If you want to write the full Date Time for Sweden, you can use both (Full Date + Full Time) together to be EEEE d MMMM y 'kl'. HH:mm:ss zzzz,
so the full DateTime will be like
tisdag 18 november 2025 kl. 22:04:44 centraleuropeisk normaltid
tisdag 18 november 2025 kl. 22:04:44 centraleuropeisk normaltid
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Local Time in the Cities of Sweden
In Sweden, all cities are based on Europe/Stockholm Time Zone with an offset of UTC+1. For more information on Time Zone, please visit the Time Zone Map.
| City | Local Time |
|---|---|
| Ekenäs | Tue10:04 PM |
| Falsterbo | Tue10:04 PM |
| Gothenburg | Tue10:04 PM |
| Helsingborg | Tue10:04 PM |
| Huskvarna | Tue10:04 PM |
| Linköping | Tue10:04 PM |
| Luleå | Tue10:04 PM |
| Örebro | Tue10:04 PM |
| Skövde | Tue10:04 PM |
| Stockholm | Tue10:04 PM |
| Umeå | Tue10:04 PM |
| Uppsala | Tue10:04 PM |
| Västerås | Tue10:04 PM |