Vrak - Museum of Wrecks is a relatively new museum on Djurgården in Stockholm, which opened on 23 September 2021. This marine archaeological museum focuses on wrecks found at the bottom of the Baltic Sea and their history.
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Visiting Skansen in Stockholm can be very enjoyable. Skansen can be visited all year round and offers beautiful historical environments, Nordic animals and many different activities and events. This December there was of course a Christmas market!
Read moreWhat to see and do in Falkenberg? Falkenberg is a lovely west coast town with a lot to offer, from history and museums to beaches, nature and good food. Here are our top tips on what to see and do in Falkenberg!
Read moreGrönsöö Castle is a fine 17th century castle on the island of Grönsö in Lake Mälaren, Uppland. In the summer, the castle is shown inside, but the castle park is open to visitors all year round. We were here with our motorhome last spring, and after the visit we found a cosy free camping site.
Read moreWhat to see and do in Ängelholm? Ängelholm is a charming little Scanian town with cosy alleys, several interesting museums and close proximity to beautiful sandy beaches. Here are our top tips on what to see and do in Ängelholm!
Read moreWhat to see and do in Växjö? Växjö is a pleasant city that offers many exciting historical sites as well as glass art and beautiful nature. Here are our top tips on what to see and do in Växjö!
Read moreWhat to see and do in Glasriket in Småland? We have travelled around the area with our motorhome, and here we have gathered our best tips for sights and experiences. You'll find tips on everything from glassworks and art to delicacies and nature experiences.
Read moreUtvandrarbygden in Småland is the area where many Swedes left to emigrate to the United States from the mid-19th century until the 1920s. It's also where author Vilhelm Moberg grew up and where you can find the places that inspired the novel, epic and film The Emigrants.
Read moreÖdevata gårdshotell in Småland is a cosy, simple and natural hotel, where you are also welcome to bring your camper van. What fascinated us most about this place was the owners' commitment to sustainability and saving the world. Read this and get inspired!
Read moreThe Lessebo hand paper mill in Småland is something very special, as it is still a working mill where paper is made in the traditional way using Dutchmen, kyp and moulding frames. Today, tourists are also welcome for guided tours - or perhaps to try making paper themselves.
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