Filmstaden Råsunda now serves as a cinema, although it is currently closed due to the pandemic. This used to be Sweden's Hollywood. Over 400 films were shot here, and the ground was trodden by celebrities such as Ingmar Bergman, Ingrid Bergman and Greta Garbo.
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What can you do in Sundbyberg? We have lived in Sumpan for many years, and even though we have now moved to the neighbouring municipality, we return often. Here are our top tips for activities and experiences in Sundbyberg.
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Igelbäckens nature reserve is located in Sundbyberg, north of Stockholm. We took a trip here with the electric bikes this weekend, and got a nice hiking tour in nature among lots of ancient monuments from the Bronze Age, the Iron Age and ... the 1940s.
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Ulriksdal Palace is one of the eleven royal palaces in Sweden and offers a beautiful setting with a palace park, orangery and commercial garden. There are currently no tours of the interior of the castle, but the park and the commercial garden are open to visitors. We took a trip here with the electric bikes!
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"Sundbyberg in Literature" is an initiative by the City of Sundbyberg to showcase the city's literary connections. There are a total of 12 literary signs around the city, and each sign represents an author. At the weekend, we took our electric bikes and looked up all the signs.
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Swedish food and Swedish traditions in the kitchen! Yesterday, we started talking about our classic Swedish dishes and realised that there are lots which is typically Swedish. So today we're indulging in Swedish home cooking and Swedish delicacies. Which dishes do you like? Which ones do you usually eat? Which ones did you eat as a child?
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Do you know these facts about reindeer? The reindeer is an animal with a long tradition in our country, and at Christmas time, you can perhaps also hope to see Santa's reindeer. But do you know how reindeer find food in winter and what makes them different from all other deer?
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Nobel Week Lights is a light installation in Stockholm during Nobel Week. We've seen some great photos on social media, so we wanted to go out and have a look. And who doesn't need a little extra light in this darkness?
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Today we present a guest article by Anita Henderson
At a time when travelling abroad can be difficult, you can opt for a nice trip within Sweden instead. The fact is that we Swedes are quite spoilt for nature experiences. Because the environment varies so much from south to north, there are plenty of opportunities, depending on the season and weather, of course. There are many beautiful places in Sweden. Here are three particularly beautiful places that may be worth a visit.
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Tips for 15 excursions in Stockholm in times of corona! What do you do when you can't travel and shouldn't socialise indoors? Luckily, you can still get out in the fresh air, and we're recommending a number of excursions in Stockholm County - north of the city, in Stockholm City, and south of the city.
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