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This 9-acre amusement park was founded in 1883. It contains 31 attractions and is a popular venue during Sweden’s warmer months – from late spring (April/March) to September. The park also reopens during October for seasonal Halloween events!

Ahlens Department Store is Sweden’s largest department store and can be found along this street. They offer competitive prices for all sorts of things, from clothing to beauty to food, and much more!Stroll through the medieval market square in the museum, see a medieval church, and glimpse into the workshops of craftsmen and traders! Step inside a medieval home and brave a trip to the gallows! This museum does a great job of bringing history to life and is designed for all ages to enjoy! This is also a great time to take a break and enjoy a Fika! This is the Swedish tradition of taking time out of your day to relax with a cup of coffee or tea and a local pastry! A number of trails criss-cross the park, leaving you with many possibilities. There are even some spots to spend the night if you have camping gear with you. A forest fire burned up much of the park in 1999. The resulting landscape is certainly much different than it once was, but the park is making a rebound and becoming a sea of green again. 2. Björnö Nature Reserve Food Halls: Food halls are great because there are often located outside or on a busy thoroughfare. The experience is just as good as the food itself. Söderhallarna,Hötorgetshallen, andÖstermalms Saluhall are all top choices. You can also travel by bus or taxi. TheFlygbussarna Airport Coachesdepart every 10-15 minutes between Arlanda Airport and the City Terminal (next to the Central Station) and travel time is around 35-45 minutes.

Insider TIp: The Royal Armoury is a popular museum located inside the Royal Palace, and it’s free to visit! It houses royal costumes, armor, and many other artifacts that showcase the Swedish military history and Swedish royalty. Or, just hit up the lesser known museums and skip the famous ones all together, Millesgården, which is just cross the bridge in Lidingö, features some cool permanent and rotating exhibitions. The Jewish Museum gives an interesting glimpse into the history of the Swedish Jewish population.The palace is one of the largest in Europe. It was largely built during the eighteenth century in the Italian Baroque style and contains more than 600 rooms spread across seven floors! Teaching English online is a great way to earn a consistent income—from anywhere in the world with a good internet connection. Depending on your qualifications (or your motivation to obtain qualifications like a TEFL certificate) you can teach English remotely from your laptop, save some cash for your next adventure, and make a positive impact on the world by improving another person’s language skills!

Of course, you do have the option to dive into the lake before, during, or after your sauna. Even if the lake is frozen over, there will be a hole in the ice cut specifically for this purpose. The Royal Palace possesses well-preserved architecture inside and out, it’s open to the public and is very much a glamorous European castle in every sense of the word! As in any city in the world, common sense and general awareness go a long way with regard to keeping yourself safe. Certainly, you should avoid staying out late and alone, plastered on whiskey. Don’t get so drunk that a blind dog could steal your wallet. The Nordic Museum is a museum that invites you to explore the lifestyle, culture, and traditions of the Nordic regions. The museum contains over 1.5 million objects! You’ll see everything from home decor, to fashion, to jewelry, to photographs dating from the 1840s!There is nothing better than moving about at your own pace. Having a set of wheels gives you that. Plus, who doesn’t want to make the ultimate Swedish road trip at least once, right? The museum is relatively small but very informative and contains a wealth of knowledge! The museum is unique and innovative and teaches you about freedom fighters, writers, and researchers.