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Stockholm Card: "Good value transport card"
Transportation by jacko   (18 July 2000)
The Stockholm Card is a good way to save some kronas (which you can then put towards an expensive beer later in the day) when in Stockholm. The card is valid for 24 hours, and allows you unlimited travel on city transport, free entry to some museums ...more
Swedish Royal Palace: "Drottningholm"
Attractions by jacko (18 July 2000)
The Swedish Royal Palace, Drottningholm, is definitely worth a visit when in Stockholm. It's a short ferry ride or train/bus ride away. I took the train/bus option myself but later heard that the ferry would have been a better way to go. The Palace f...more
Resurrection and Restoration of the Wasa: "Face-Lift for a 375-Year-Old Relic"
Attractions by Wandalust (08 July 2000)
Tune out the crowds and chemical odor in the indoor Wasa Museum. Ongoing (and costly) restoration of the warship Wasa, built c. 1620. Doomed from design flaws (top-heavy, 2 rows of cannons, little ballast, and only 2 toilets for 450 people!). Sank...more
Skansen: "Skansen"
Attractions by AkaSKidor (28 June 2000)
Skansen is a big outdoors museum. If you have kids and are visiting in Stockholm, this is the place to go. There are a lot of animals but also old traditional Swedish culture. If you´re ever in Sweden over midsummer and don´t know where to celebrate ...more
"Take a number!"
Culture/Conduct by melissak (28 June 2000)
In any Swedish city, you will quickly realise the importance of taking a number wherever you need customer service: post office, bank, systembolaget (liquor store). Swedes are renowned for their queueing up for things, and take the number thing very ...more
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