Akeshavs Slott Och Konferens
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Another Sunday Walk...
... This section of the tunnelbana is not in a tunnel but rather above ground so we enjoyed the passing scenery.
It was a sunny day but the air was cool and I was glad for my jacket, scarf and gloves as we left the train in Åkeshov. Just to the left of the station there is a very old manor house and estate that lend their name to the area. It was once the estate of Åke!
The house is now a ...
Going for gold in 1912 - Stockholm
... programme was free on entry but a bottle of water cost me £3 ($5) A case of: ‘what they giveth with one hand they taketh with the other’!! The attendance was 9,043 so the ground didn’t feel crowded at any time.
We got talking to a young Swedish supporter who was intregued to learn why someone from England has travelled to Swdeen to watch Swedish football. I explained that her Majesty’s Government is impressed by the number of Scadinvaians who ...
Swedish Style in Stockholm
... it was about 4pm and I was pretty tired so I had a bit of a relax in the common area. Then some of us from the tour decided to make dinner so we cooked up a nice spag bol (yea backpacking = alot of pasta!). Then it was more rest time. Then around 10pm I went out to have some drinks with afew people from the hostel which was fun. We went to a pub that had the biggest range of beers anywhere and then to ...
CHOCOLATE!!!!
... excuse for everything in this country.
If you happen to be in Sweden around mid October, then one of the best places to spend your money would be at the chocolate festival in Stockholm hosted by the Nordic Museum. This is a somewhat boring museum, but the chocolate festival is well worth a visit. Plus, if you want to also see the museum you can walk around the three floors while you digest the chocolate and stave off a ...
Our first few days on our Cruise
... of them and going through the turnstyles into the palaces etc she would "wait for the green arrow" and say "you may go" and we could hear it every time and there were 38 of us on the bus so by the time we had been through various places over the two days it became very funny. She was however very full of knowledge so we got a great deal of information at each place. Information overload really.
St Petersberg I found to be much less colourful that I ...