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Boating is a popular pastime during Sweden's glorious summer. Photo Credit: Simon Paulin/imagebank.sweden.se. LAST MONTH - NEXT MONTH July - a good time to visit Sweden? Sweden in July means balmy weather and long days. And there are usually many outdoor events, including outdoor concerts, a horse show, and the beginning of pride celebrations in …
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A third Solna Business Park hotel has opened in Stockholm, Sweden. Operated by AC Hotels by Marriott, the hotel has 223 rooms and suites, two food and beverage outlets, a fitness room, and a spa. It is a short ride by public transit from downtown Stockholm. Hotel News AC Hotels by Marriott has expanded its …
LAST MONTH - NEXT MONTH Visiting Sweden in December - is it a good time to go? As the country's snowiest month, December is a veritable winter wonderland as Swedes prepare for the biggest celebration of the year - Christmas. And there is nothing like Christmas in Stockholm - or other Swedish cities. Last Updated: …
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Sweden in May is a great time to visit because the weather is getting warmer and the days longer. But it is still quiet in terms of tourism. So bargains are possible at hotels. For music lovers, there are several musical festivals - from blues to heavy metal to alternative rock.
Days are getting longer and spring is just around the corner. Is April in Sweden a good time to visit? The weather could be better, but there are two important holidays. Plus: no crowds and some great indoor and outdoor events that might make it a great time to visit Sweden!
Is June a good time to visit Sweden? The days are long and mostly sunny, and there is a plethora of activities, from live concerts to outdoor music festivals, a film festival, and three of the country’s most important national holidays.
Sightseeing in Stockholm: Ten thousand years of Swedish history are on display at the Swedish History Museum in Stockholm, where objects from the Stone Age to the Middle Ages are on display with an emphasis on the Viking Age.
Guided food tours offer participants a chance to preview several food and beverage outlets in one afternoon, in a relaxed informative atmosphere. Meeting other foodies you might want to dine with later is an added bonus.
Roughly translated, Himmelska Hundar is Swedish for "dogs' paradise", and that is exactly what this small cafe is. In addition to mouth-watering light meals as well as excellent wine and coffee, dog biscuits are on the menu.
Where to eat Swedish meatballs in Stockholm: a French restaurant in Norrmalm serves a mouth-watering version of Sweden's national dish. How do they compare to the Swedish meatballs served at Ikea?