Which country has the best fun in Fire and Sword, Poland or Sweden?

"Fire and Sword" is a game, not a real country. However, if you are asking about Poland and Sweden in the historical era of fire and sword, then here is my answer:

1. Itinerary

Both Poland and Sweden are rich in historical and cultural heritage and therefore attractive to history buffs. But there are slightly different things to see and do in the two countries.

In Poland, you can visit ancient cities such as Warsaw and Krakow and explore Polish history and culture. You can also head to Poland's mountainous regions, such as the Tatra Mountains, for hiking and skiing.

In contrast, Sweden has many stunning natural landscapes such as forests, lakes and coastlines. You can travel to Sweden's ancient cities, such as Stockholm, to explore Swedish history and culture. In addition, Sweden has many beautiful islands and seaside resorts, such as Gotland and Blekinge.

2. Transportation

Both Poland and Sweden have good public transportation systems, which can make it convenient for you to travel between cities and villages.

In Poland, you can take buses, trains, subways and taxis. Poland's public transport system is relatively cheap, but service quality and punctuality vary by region.

In Sweden, you can take trains, buses, subways, ferries and taxis. Sweden's public transportation system is relatively expensive, but the service quality and punctuality are very good.

3. Accommodation

Both Poland and Sweden have various types of accommodation options, from cheap hostels to luxury hotels.

In Poland you can find all types of accommodation, from cheap hostels to luxury hotels. Accommodation prices in Poland are relatively low, but prices can rise during peak tourist seasons.

Accommodation prices in Sweden are relatively high in comparison, but some lower-priced hotels and apartments can be found in city centers. In addition, Sweden has many beautiful holiday villas and campsites for those who want to get closer to nature.