Nordic Sea Stockholm

I didn't spend much time in Stockholm, but here's how I spent my 2 days...   The Ice Bar, inside the Nordic sea hotel (http://www.nordicseahotel.se/en/The-hotel/Food-and-drink/ICEBAR-STOCKHOLM-by-ICEHOTEL/). It's a total tourist trap and you have to ...

... train back to the hotel and for some reason Elijah and I couldn't agree on the train departure time.  Anyhow, we went to the Nordic Sea Hotel, put on some furry jackets and entered the Ice bar for a big chunk of change.  It was very pricy but ...

... manage to have enough time to hop off at the Ice Bar though!!  That was the biggest highlight of the trip... :)  At the 5* Nordic Sea Hotel, you could go into the Absolut Vodka Ice Bar (where it's -5 degrees Celsius all year round) for 120 SEK ...

... us Aussies! "Haydoor" Sweden! We arrived to -6 degrees and heavy snow! It was beautiful! After arriving in Stockholm, we headed to the Nordic Sea Hotel for a drink at an "Icebar" where all of the interior fittings, including the glasses, are made of ...

... ; As we waited for it to heat up we went for a walk up the nearby mountain to a castle tower thing with views over Stockholm (which isn’t really very big).  Anyway we went back and the sauna was ready.  So we stripped down to swimmers and ...

... recently said. 'if you ain't been to Vancouver in the past 10 years then you ain't been to Vancouver!'. Stockholm is much the same except the islands and sea are the same along with structures of more than 100 years. I really didn't remember anything I ...

... the old town highlighting the interesting architect found here and its history. We soon reached the Ice Bar at the Nordic Sea Hotel. Absolut Ice Bar Stockholm - was a treat even though it was totally gimmicky. The Ice Bar is located in a Hotel and it is ...

... .  Also, a lot of times they don't fly to the major airports, so you can expect some drives to/from the airports.  Stockholm was no exception.  We took a 1 hr 20 minute bus ride from the airport to Stockholm.  Full bus and it didn't ...

...  1:           Flew out of Berlin’s Schoenfeld Airport; got into Stockhom’s Hostel By Nordic off Drottninggatam Street at 230AM Friday morning.  All the beds were occupied so I slept in the ...

... using a grid system that is prevalent in modern western countries and as such ones intuition in getting around works pretty well. Stockholm is the world’s 2nd most expensive city after Oslo but despite this it still feels like a bargain with prices ...

... carts to haul your goods around. The weather forecasts called for heavy rain and high winds in Stockholm so we were anticipating a rough ride through the Baltic Sea. We both took some Gravol right when we got on board which made us very drowsy. ...

... with yesterday's very slow train ride but one of the things I didn't want to miss was seeing the museums of Stockholm's Djurgarden Island. On it are three very interesting attractions: Skansen an outdoor folk museum that was like walking through Swedish ...

Found out that Absolute has an ice bar at the Nordic Sea Hotel. Booked it for the first 2 nights. This will be fun. thinking Stockholm, Goteborg, Malmo Triangle. Walked 8 miles yesterday and 3 today. ...

... Paul and Kira are an amazing couple with so much enthusiasm for DOING things. Kira along with UCG member Solveig Hammar in Stockholm have translated three booklets with The Road to Eternal Life being printed right now in Ukraine. We are asking God to ...

... than the original Ice Hotel we visited in Kiruna, we voted it a better experience in terms of charm and authenticity.  A visit to Stockholm is due, and we jump on the train to tour the capital of Sweden. Stockholm turns out to be very much a grand ...

... at Helsinki right on time. I did not have to go through passport control for some reason (maybe I did that going through Stockholm) and my bags were right there. I touched base with Jaana, another of my online friends, shortly after arrival and we ...

... coffee. Once again I am left with the hopeless feeling that I need another lifetime to properly explore all the places I would like to visit, as I feel as if I'm skating over the surface, but there's nothing to be done and I pack my bags for ...