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Pia's Kitchen in Kristianstad - one of Sweden's smallest restaurants?

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Pia's Kitchen in Kristianstad must be one of the smallest restaurants in Sweden. The small restaurant is located in a charming little cottage on the Åland coast in Skåne and has room for 8 guests. Here you get a very special experience while enjoying creative 7-course menus made from local seasonal ingredients.

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Hallwyl Palace - private home from the turn of the century

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The Hallwylska Palace in Stockholm, or the Hallwylska Museum as it may actually be called, is one of our absolute favourite museums in the city. We have been here several times and love experiencing the beautiful rooms with the smart amenities of the time. This time we happened to step in during the opening of an exhibition by Konstfack, which made the experience a little... different.

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Liquor Museum in Stockholm - schnapps songs and tastings

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The Spritmuseum in Stockholm is an interesting and entertaining museum about, well, spirits. In the large exhibition "Spritlandet Sverige", you can learn about the Swedes' bittersweet relationship with alcohol. We recently visited the Spritmuseum in Stockholm!

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Visiting the Vasa Museum in Stockholm - info and tips

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Visiting the Vasa Museum in Stockholm is something you have to do at some point! The Vasa ship carries a lot of Swedish history and it is unique that such an old wooden ship has been salvaged and restored. We've both been here before, but it's been a long time, so it was time to visit the Vasa Museum again.

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Swedish nature (and animals) on an island in Lake Mälaren

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Right now we are enjoying Swedish nature on an island in Lake Mälaren. We are also socialising with our friends and helping to put up the chimney. We'll show you more of the house and the chimney construction soon, but first we offer some photos of Swedish nature.

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Unesco World Heritage Sites in Sweden - 15 from north to south

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Did you know that we have 15 Unesco world heritage sites in Sweden? We often check for world heritage sites when we're travelling, but we tend to forget that there are world heritage sites in Sweden too. We list them all - from north to south.

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Skogskyrkogården in Stockholm - a Unesco World Heritage Site

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Skogskyrkogården in Stockholm is one of the Swedish World Heritage Sites on the UNESCO World Heritage List. We often check for world heritage sites when we are travelling, and now we suddenly realised that we have a world heritage site just 20 minutes from home, which we have never seen. Of course, we had to change this, so now we have visited Skogskyrkogården in Stockholm.

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Walk from Pampas marina to Sundbyberg.

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Yesterday it was a lovely walk from Pampas marina to Sundbyberg. There is a very nice walking path along the water and yesterday the weather was also fantastic. Just look at the people enjoying the sun by the water!

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Museum in the Mountain Room with thousands of toys

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Did you know that there is a museum in Bergrummet on Skeppsholmen in Stockholm, filled with toys and comic books? We had no idea, but discovered it by chance when we were going to a meeting organised there. Check out our photos from the Tidö Collection of Toys & Comics museum! Do you recognise any of the toys or comics from your own childhood?

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In Östersund as a tourist - a lovely winter town

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What to do in Östersund as a tourist? We visited Östersund a few weeks ago, while watching the Alpine World Cup in Åre. We had some fantastic winter days, including a spontaneous guided city walk with another travel blogger and a visit to the Winter Park.

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