Sep24
Stockholm’s Skansen
Founded in 1891, the worlds oldest open-air museum features 150 historic buildings from all over Sweden and a zoo. Skansen is miniature Sweden all in one place.
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Jan11
Stockholm, City of Culture
Stockholm is said to consist of equal parts of water, parks and culture.
It certainly is true that Stockholm seems to boast bountiful numbers in each: 60 miles of lake, 50 miles of archipelago, one third of the city covered in parks, and the world’s highest concentration of museums.
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Oct14
Stockholm Highlights
Stockholm may just be the most beautiful city in the world to reach by water.
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No Comments »Archipelago, City Hall, Dining, Djurgarden, Drottningholm Palace, Gamla Stan, Grona Lunds Tivoli, Ice Bar, Martin Trotzig, Nobel Ceremonies, Nobel Museum, Royal Palace, Skansen, Stockholm, Stockholm Card, Strandvagen, Vasa Museum
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