Best Western Premier Hotel Master Johan Malmö

Jaha...ja...jaha...jaja... Då sitter vi i Niklas våning nere i Malmö såhär sista kvällen innan vi sticker iväg! :) Vi kom ner nu på eftermiddagen och fick lite vin här och sen stack vi ut och mötte upp Kim och Patrik på Stortorget. Sen när vi kom tillbaka har vi njutit av lovely middag och härligt sällskap. Nu har vi placerat oss i soffan och bara chillar. <br><br>Just ...

... in Sweden, and as a dedicated coffee lover, i could see myself liking this new found word. I then introduced them to my Australian heavy snoring for the remainder of the journey.<br><br>Within a few hours of arriving in the former Danish city, we'd pretty much saw every viking ship, old squares and tall buildings ever built in ...

Woke up today, being my first day at home since finishing my course on Friday and realised I have not made any arrangements for my pending departure on my longest solo trip so far to unknown parts of the world and am sh!tt!ng myself quite literally. I don't even have travel insurance! Everyone seems to think I have no need to worry (and they're prob right) but even though I have 2 weeks and 6 days to go this period includes a 5 ...

... after finding out we were English, then told us everything we needed to know about his dodgy arm. We didn't actually need to know anything, but he told us anyway. Last night we only had time to pop out to the local 'family pub', but this was plenty of time to find out just how expensive alcohol is in Sweden, as well as sample a banana pizza. Not entirely sure why bananas were on a pizza ...

... a couple locals the entire time and hopefully gave them a good impression about the US that we were nice individuals and what not, and Bobbi did the same since she always seems to meet locals. The town had known a few days in advance that we were all coming since they only get a few cruise ships each year and they printed out fliers in our honor and had a live band when we first docked, which was ruined slightly because of the downpour (the second night they ...

... by few electrical lights and some lanterns hanging from the ceiling. Cannons still dotted the openings and one can move around the heavy cannon balls and see how heavy they were. It was creepy and the lack of natural light, must have made it very tense during wartime. Just waiting to fire or waiting to be sieged at a moment's notice. Leaving the ghostly soldier's tower we headed to the area that the Sheriff once inhabited. This section documented many of ...

... and I was back in action. We tucked in pretty early so we could fit everything in for the next day! We woke up early the next morning and grabbed breakfast at the 7/11 in the City Center. We made stops at the Nationalmuseet, Christianisborg Slot, Ida Davidsen (a smorrebrød restaurant recommended by our tour book, and for good reason), and the Ny Carlsberg Glyptoket. We picked up our car and headed on to Helsingør.

... island that Christian IV had established as a commercial centre and military buffer for an ever expanding city, it was as if I had returned to one of those smaller Danish towns that I had visited earlier. Without any dramatic cultural-historical monuments, cut through by canals as if we were in Amsterdam or Venezia, Christianshavn gave out an impression of a very pleasant city quarter. The impression was probably helped by again a very sunny weather. In any case, it seemed ...

... floor of an apartment building in a nice quiet little neighborhood only a street or two away from a very large park. I'm in a double and we have a bathroom (though the toilet doesn't work yet). The entire bathroom is tiled and when you shower the water goes everywhere. Apparently it's this way everywhere...and it's not very convenient. We also have a kitchenette. A very tiny ...

... of us had umbrellas, but we still ended up pretty wet. We were going to head to a bakery and keep dry, but by the time we had gone the five blocks to the bakery the rain was letting up, and since we were already wet we continued on. We decided to head for supper to one of the restaurants that had been suggested to us earlier, and we picked one near Tivoli. The walk was about 30-45 minutes, but when we got to the area we couldn't find the place. Eventually ...