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Stockholm Travel Information Jan 30

Stockholm is the capital of Sweden and the largest city in the country of Sweden.

Stockholm Sweden has a population of 1.8 million people and its jurisdiction includes 14 islands in Lake Malaren, which is the beginning of an archipelago of 24,000 islands that extend all the way to the Baltic Sea. Plenty of bridges, towers and medieval cities continue to characterize the city of Stockholm Sweden.

This history of the capital of Sweden stretches to the 13th century, which it first became an important part of the iron trade in northern Europe. more…

When you go to Sweden visit Djurgardsfarjan Ferry Nov 25

Djurgardsfarjan FerryMany travelers making their way to Sweden and Stockholm plan to take ferries to Stockholm, or take a Stockholm ferry to get around once they arrive. Stockholm travel via the ferry system is fairly inexpensive, and patrons can use ferries to travel around the islands of Sweden or take ferries to Stockholm from other countries.

A number of small ferry boats, known as the djurgardsfarjan ferries, make trips throughout the island of Sweden and Stockholm. Thanks to the fact that Stockholm has easy access to a host of lake and small waterways, taking a Stockholm ferry to visit one of the area’s many attractions is a fun way to get around or a nice break from walking. more…

Travel to Sweden Sep 11

swedenThe Kingdom of Sweden, is located in Northern Europe. Historians believe that this country was inhabited for centuries, before the Vikings finally came. Today, Sweden is a major exporter of copper, iron and timber. The capital is Stockholm, and the official language is Swedish.

The Swedish have always been applauded for their broad outlook in life especially, in permitting the registration of partnerships for couples of the same sex. That same attitude can be seen in the natives, where the majority comprises of the Swedish people, followed by Finns, Germans, Dutch, Turks and so on.  Their contributions to music, cinema and literature have been substantial. more…