Wallin Hotel Stockholm
Wallingatan 15, (formerly Best Western Wallin Hotel) Stockholm, Stockholm, SE-107 24, Sweden
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Happy Two Oh One Two!
... FACT: No one looks good dancing in a giant shiny fur-lined hooded poncho.
We left the Ice Bar and headed back to Sodermalm, where we heard people tend to go on New Year's Eve for a good view of the fireworks, and general revelry. We stopped in a bar that looked cute and made a few Swedish friends. Boris, who graciously answered all of our questions on how to pronounce words, went to watch the fireworks with us. Around midnight, we noticed that people were pouring ...
Stockholm ..... water, water everywhere
The overnight trip from Tallin was very comfortable and early morning saw us sailing past dozens of small islands on our way into Stockholm. I would advise anyone coming here to arrive or leave by boat. All those islands are quite a sight.
The Ferry terminal is huge and its a long long walk down the corridors to get to the ship
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Our first few days on our Cruise
... and age of the buildings was amazing.
Then it was back to the ship and some lunch and the rest of the afternoon off as we were due to sale at about 3.00pm.
The next day was our first day at sea - this is as busy or quiet day as you want but basically there is heaps of things and entertainment on board from tours of various parts of the ship, lectures on places we will be visiting, dancing classes, bingo, quizzes, and Nicki enjoyed ...
Cruising Into Stockholm.
... br> Swedes are reserved and considerate people and helpful when asked. When in a large shop or information centre you always take a ticket from a machine and wait your turn. When you think about it, it makes perfect sense. For example, you are browsing in a computer shop. You can browse without any hassle and when you are ready to talk to a salesperson you take your ticket. You can then continue to look around until your number comes up. I like ...
Stockholm Central
... something in common.
I taught one of them how to salsa dance and we all went home at around 2 in the morning. The next day 2 guys were missing and didn't come home because they got along with two of the Irish girls.
"How was it?" One of the boys asked during breakfast when all of us were gathered and curious of what kind of fun they ...



