This year is Easter in Sweden for many, so we thought we'd talk about Swedish Easter traditions. We list 12 Easter traditions that are, or have been, common in Sweden. Which of these traditions are important to you? Do you have a completely different, slightly odd tradition?
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What can you do when you are bored at home? Right now, many people are spending a lot of time at home. Maybe your holiday trip has been cancelled or you are in home quarantine because of this nasty coronavirus. Here are our top tips for things to do when you're bored.
Read moreHow is the coronavirus situation in the world? Like most people these days, we are following the news reports on the coronavirus in various media. We also follow blogs, and we have to say that sometimes it is particularly interesting to get those everyday glimpses from around the world.
Read moreToday it will be a list here at FREEDOMtravel. I (Helena) has been super cold and tired for several days and slept lotsso it seems appropriate today to answer a bunch of pre-formulated questions. Do you have a blog? Feel free to join in and answer the list too!
Read moreWhat do I actually work with? By popular demand (or well, one person has asked), I (Helena) thought I would tell you a little more about my job. This is a travel blog, but we thought you might also want to know a little more about us as people. So today it will be a little more about my other job. I tell you by asking myself some questions!
Read moreDoes it never snow in Stockholm? I (Helena) long for the snow. I'm not sure that Peter feels the same way, but ... you have to have some snow, right? The snow lights up, and it will be like that. cosy. But this year I'm almost giving up hope for snow. What does it usually look like? I have checked the archives ...
Read moreHow did you celebrate the new year? We celebrated in the Stockholm archipelago, at the home of Peter's oldest brother Micke and his wife Nilla. It was a really cosy and pleasant New Year's Eve celebration, and we also got to see the farm they bought to run a hostel and party venue.
Read moreHow do different countries celebrate New Year? We've done some research and offer some odd and exciting New Year's traditions in other countries. Of course, we also tell you about countries where we have celebrated New Year ourselves. Have you ever celebrated New Year abroad? Tell us about it!
Read moreSanta Claus is a famous figure with red clothes and a big white beard, who once a year distributes Christmas presents to good children. But who is he really? We offer some facts about Santa Claus. For example, did you know that 'Santa Claus' originated from the saint St Nicholas, or that there are 13 Santas in Iceland?
Read moreToday we feel it's time for the Great Christmas List 2019. For once, we will be celebrating Christmas at home in Sweden, so what could be better than a Christmas list? Feel free to join in too! Answer in a comment, or in your own blog post if you have a blog.
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