April 22, 2019
Öresund Bridge is the longest combined road and railway bridge in Europe, connecting the capital of Denmark, Copenhagen, and the third largest Swedish city of Malmö. Built in 2000, the bridge did not only become a miracle of architecture, but also influenced the economies of two countries, as travel and exchange of goods between Sweden and Denmark became much easier…
October 24, 2018
Gothenburg is the second-largest city in Sweden and a fifth-largest city in Nordic countries. There is a lot to see on the way from Stockholm to Gothenburg, but Gothenburg itself offers more. No matter whether you come here for the stunning coast, sea food, or one of the many cultural events, there is a warm welcome catering all kinds of…
July 16, 2018
The Volvo Museum was a part of our three-day trip Stockholm-Gothenburg-Stockholm, we have already started to introduce. Today’s story is dedicated only to this museum. Here you will find not only pictures of cars with detailed description, but also interesting facts about Volvo and its development. General information can be found on the museum’s website: http://www.volvomuseum.com/. The tickets price is…
June 3, 2018
Do you happen to be in Stockholm on a nice sunny day? Then, perhaps, you should skip Stockholm museums and enjoy one of the major peculiarities – green and clean outdoors. Stockholm has green areas larger than just parks all over the city, which is such a rare case for a capital. More than that you may enjoy the combination…
May 11, 2018
Guides on the Internet usually recommend seeing Stockholm, Uppsala, and Abisko National Park in Sweden, but the more we travel here, the more we admire the number of other absolutely amazing attractions. Last weekend, we travelled from Stockholm to Gothenburg by car, and, by the recommendation of a colleague, visited several attractions on the way. We did not expect these…
April 11, 2018
As we have already written, many museums in Sweden do not have entrance fee. On the way to IKEA birthplace, Älmhult, we used this advantage again and visited the Swedish Air Force Museum in Linköping. Here we spent more than three hours and had a lot of fun.