Plaza Hotel Malmo Malmö
Kasinogatan 6 Malmö, Skåne, 20010, Sweden
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1 dia na Suécia
... menor que na Dinamarca, mas gasta-se muito com o transporte. Andamos pelo centro histórico e pelo cais.
Um arquiteto holandês projetou um edifício muito alto e curioso. Os 5 primeiros andares são escritórios e os demais são apartamentos. O prédio é torcido e pode ser visto de longe.
No caminho de volta paramos para admirar a ponte. Como ela é grande e ...
Bought all my tickets
I've now bought all of my tickets for this summers travels. Which means about 120 hours on the bus! But its all good, Amtrak didn't really tickle my fancy with their prices and crazy long trips (quicker to take the bus...crazy..). So its greyhound and megabus this summer!
Since I'm way scared of flying, domestic flights are just not even in consideration this summer. ...
Who sweeps the runways<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
This is just a brief hello to let everyone know we have arrived safely. The flight was very long, particularly the initial flight to Doha. Luckily we had time to stretch our legs around the airport.The outlook was very flat and sandy and we were both independently wondering who or how the runways are swept when the wind blows. While part of the airport is typical airport architecture one of the buildings was white and arabic in structure. We definitely were somewhere else!
We caught ...
What do you wanna do today? Lets go to Sweden!
... on building height, because everything seemed to be at a larger scale than Copenhagen. Not office building skyscraperish, but classical buildings similar to Copenhagen with three or four extra floors.
We walked down the pedestrian street, which seems to be common in most Scandinavian cities, and window shopped. Due to the difference in currency, shops here are much cheaper compared to Denmark and ...
The Danish Life
... of study they want to go in. Since their government pays for their education, there is no such thing as an undecided major. So generally Danish college students are older than American college students. Everyone on my floor is in their mid-twenties, but the age difference is not huge issue, they just go out at night less than they did when they were younger.
Alcohol is an equal part of Danish life next to scarves, bikes, and cigarettes. Danes are allowed to ...
This hotel was formerly known as: Hotel Plaza Malmo



