Things to do in Sweden

Gamla Stan, or Old Town, is the oldest part of Stockholm and has been perfectly preserved. Barium is full of restaurants, shops charming hotels and cobbled streets that give it a special touch. You can get lost in the many streets

During our short one-day stay in Stockholm, we thought one of the must-see sights was the City Hall. Situated on the banks of one of the city's channels. It looks more like a church than an official government building. The guided

In the beautiful area of ​​Djurgarden, definitely my favorite area of all of Stockholm, the Vasa Museum is anchored (pun intended). This boat, situated on the island in an elegant building so that when enter, you can see it in its

I don´t think anyone knows exactly what attracted us so much to the change of the guard show. Maybe it was the shine of the uniforms or the color, or the dance steps, the protocol that is repeated without variation every day of the

One of the first bars of ice, which was built in 1993 in Jukkasjärvi. At the entrance, you will take an Eskimo jacket and gloves, as the temperature inside does not exceed 5 below zero. The bar, tables and chairs are all made of ice.

Stockholm is a wonderful city with several great places. The particularly interesting thing about this plaza is that there's a red house literally in the walls of the city. I liked the sights and I have to say that the people are

I should add the above photos to these other ones where you can see the beauty of this outdoor museum in winter. At this time it is cold, but not as much as you'd imagine, and it is a delight to interrupt your walk by visiting homes

This is a lovely residential neighborhood in the city of Malmo, Sweden, on the Baltic Sea. It has been thought to be an environmentally sustainable area, a role model, in a country with a high quality of life. It is amazing to

The Port city of Stockholm is the main port for goods and passengers to and from Finland, Russia and the Baltic countries. From the port city, huge ferries leave for Finland and other Baltic countries. Annually, more than 11 million

Here you can eat dishes of Swedish cuisine besides being able to go shopping, the market is beautiful, wooden, and well maintained. Do not forget that the Swedes eat early and if you arrive at 2 you won't have anything. It is close

Malmo Central Station is the largest railway station in Sweden. Each day about 45,000 people use its trains, subways and buses. It connects Malmo to Copenhagen (20 minutes from Copenhagen airport) and the rest of Sweden. It is built

That it is not on the same level as the rest of the corners of Stokholm, Drottninggatan Street is a good alternative to go shopping in the city. It is the most important commercial street in the city. To start, it crosses the entire

Strandvagen is an avenue of Östermalm in central Stockholm. It is close to Hamngatan Street. This is a cute street with eighteenth and nineteenth century Swedish burghers on one side, and on the other, the lake with its ships.

This is a great starting point for a stay in Sweden because it is less expensive than Stockholm. People are also nicer than in the capital. There are many things to do and see in this city where everyone speaks English! In the area

I loved this little square. It's so small and surrounded by colorful houses. It seems like something out of a fairytale. The really interesting thing is that from it came the city of Copenhagen. It was its historic center, therefore,

The Stockholm archipelago is a magical world of more than 30,000 islands! Some are accessible by boat when the snow melts. The Waxholmsbolaget company offers a 5-day pass to travel between the islands for 30 euros. Moja is one of the

This old building is the biggest station in Sweden. It opened in 1871 and today is one of the centers of operation of most importane in the north of Europe. It´s interesting to see the day to day life of the Swedes combining the

Utö is a small island in the archipelago east of Stockholm. It is a couple of hours by boat from Stockholm, which makes it a perfect place to pass the day. it is famous for its nature and has the oldest mine in Sweden. It also has a

The metro is divided into seven lines, sorted by different colours. The rocky ground and number of steep slopes in the city made construction of the tunnels difficult. The stops are well-spaced, and it takes about 3-5 minutes to reach

The Stockholm Nordic Museum is a historical and cultural museum, with exhibits on the Swedish habitat, clothes, design and fashion, traditions and cultures, and everyday life in Sweden, both today and at various times in the past. The

The Stockholm Opera Royal Theatre was built at the end of the 19th century to a design by architect Anderberg which joins together the theater with its dependencies and Operakällaren which is a neo-baroque restaurant. In front of this

It is a residential skyscraper 190 meters high and with 54 floors located in the Swedish city of Malmö. It is the tallest residential building in Sweden and the second highest in Europe (on its opening date), and was designed by the

Åhlens is one of the great Swedish shops, and NK, is one of the best known of Stockholm. English court style with beautiful partes, perfumes and other types of clothes that are quite expensive but very good quality, especially winter

It's more beautiful by night, with its light and attractions (one day a jazz concert, the next a protest for Tibet with lights and songs), but it's livelier during the day. This is one of the nerve centres of the Swedish capital; in

Stockholm Cathedral is located in the very centre of the city, in the Gamla Stan district. It is next to the royal palace, and was built in honour of St Nicholas. The facade was originally Gothic, but collapsed in the first half of

Visiting the Göteborg City Museum is like taking a journey through the history of both the city and the country. It is very interactive and is filled with beautiful pieces from prehistory to modern times. The highlights for me were

In Jakobs Torg square Saint Jacob's Church stands out because of its intense red walls. It was constructed around the 17th century in honor of the apostle James, and it's in the late gothic syle. This square is full of beautiful

Visby Cathedral or the Cathedral of St. Mary, is the third oldest church built in Visby, which was originally was built for German merchants and opened on July 27, 1225 as a parish of Bishop Bengt of Linköping. It was then converted

Who hasn't heard something about Saint George and the dragon? It's a legend that was created around a supposed Roman soldier ve saved a princess from being devoured by a dragon that practically had the whole village at his