Drottningholm Palace.
A slide made in World War 2, to be used in case books needed to be moved to safety outside Stockholm.
A creative way to save literary treasures.
(via fuckyeah-sweden)
Architecture on Danderydsgatan.
Vino at Vaxholm.
I actually took a photo of the calm before the storm, but the result is far less turbulent and beautiful.
I had drinks at Nosh and Chow the other night and loved the ambiance.
Anyone tried the food yet?
My Swedish dream house.
Stockholm silhouette. Taken from Skansen.
Crane-Giraffe. I want to go hug the creative mind behind this.
I am gearing up for a traditional Walpurgis Night this evening.
From what I’ve gathered, the Swedish celebration of the end of winter typically involves a fair amount of singing, bonfires, and booze.
I’ll keep you posted.
Restaurant Magazine just named Stockholm’s Frantzén/Lindeberg as among the top 100 eateries in the world.
The 17-course menu comes at a price, though, so an evening there may have to join my Stockholm bucket list for the time being.
Anyone ever been?
The Stockholm waterfront was looking especially beautiful today.
Perfect day for the boat launch!
Gerard Woodward and Adnan Mahmutovic will be reading at the English Bookshop Stockholm this evening at 7 pm—who’s going?
You can find out more here.
(photo via Everett Potter’s Travel Report)
