Hotel Quality Nacka Stockholm

... nervous about the language barrier but I told her what I kinda like, and gave her the freedom to do whatever she wanted. Im still getting used to it. ,) But man I feel 10 times better. I then hit up H&M and got some very "European" getup... I know I cant pull it off. I really cant, but oh wells.

As has been the trend for the past 3 days or so, I spent the entire day wandering around. I really love this city, much much more than ...

... second time that I had gone up in there, but last time the weather was not nearly as nice.

After spending the afternoon shopping and buying souvenirs we met up with Ingrid and found a wonderful little Indian place for supper. There was some sort of festival taking place in the park right beside Ingrids apartment building, but I was already all out of energy for the day. I decided just to make it an early night, tomorrow was going to be a very long day.

... to the open sea and will be in Helsinki tomorrow.

Bernie’s Highlights: The ship was freakin’ awesome!

Bernie’s Lowlights: Rain.

Steph’s Highlights: The museum – they built the building around the ship.

Steph’s Lowlights: The disorganization of the tours, duh!

Rebecca’s Highlights: Yeah! We got off the ship and saw something!

Rebecca’s Lowlights: The rain and cold.

... the big Swede), made from metal and painted up. Chinese Pavillion built by Adolf Fredrick as a surprise birthday present for his Queen. She obviously didn't get to the bottom of the garden very often. Norsk Museum (Gutav Adolphus statue) and lots of interesting bits in the afternoon.

... Ice Hotel was absolutely amazing. So many beautiful carvings, it was absolutely fantastic. I shall give you a brief rundown of the trip so far: I keep meeting lots of interesting, kind and friendly people everywhere I go which has made things rather more fun than they would otherwise be. I flew out on the 20th February.Denmark was good, although I managed to arrive without my camera so the budget immediately went out ...

... the train. I find Stockholm believe it or not, a romantic city. It feels small, but it has charm and character, which is something I look for if I was to describe a city as romantic. It has beautiful orange and yellow coloured buildings and wherever you look you find bridges of different shapes and sizes, which gives the city more character. Somewhere like Amsterdam or Utrecht in the Netherland, is where I would compare Stockholm to closely. When the weather is ...

... jszakák", mivel úgy gondoltuk, hogy a fárasztó városnézések után egy szolid italozgatással múlatjuk az estéket a sötétedésig, hogy könnyen jöjjön szemünkre álom, de sajnos egészen hajnali 3 óráig alig akart az esti félhomálynál jobban "éjszaka lenni". Külön nehezítő, figyelemelterelő akcióval is készültek a szervezők, a verseny elő-estélyére esett a gimnáziumok ottani bolond balagása, amely az egyetlen nap az évben, amikor a svéd fiatalok büntetlenül ihatnak alkoholt nyilv ...

... separated as we walked around because it was so packed full of tall people and random Swedish guys would grab our arms and say something (in Swedish, so we'd keep walking) - point is, nothing like the sober Swedes. We had fun, but were not overly impressed with the music selection or mixes they created. On Sat, we returned to the Stureplan area after having gone to a university student's house party in Sodermalm. Our cab driver recommended some clubs that ...

... the palast and the old Scandinavian architecture in the center of the city, walked through the old parts and seen the big ice stadium. Unfortunatelly we didn't have much time in Stockholm, but we tried to see as much as possible. Finally we also got to taste the famous Swedish meetballs, very delicious specialty of Sweden. Thank you Nadja for the tour and the insights into your new home city.