What to do in Kristinestad, Finland? This small Ostrobothnian wooden house idyll offers charming alleys, great museums and lively markets a few times a year. Here are all our top tips for things to see and do in Kristinestad.
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Guest writer: Anna Nilsson Spets
For me, a visit to Sweden is full of activities, so we headed for Märstatrakten; me, daughter Emma and granddaughter Alice.
Read moreWhat to do in Rauma, Finland? Founded in 1442, this small town surprises with a marvellous old wooden town and no less than two Unesco World Heritage Site. Here you will find all our top tips for things to see and do in Rauma.
Read moreWhat to do in Turku? This Finnish city, once Finland's largest, is a real gem with a riverside promenade, restaurants, museums and plenty of things to do. Here are all our top tips for things to see and do in Turku.
Read moreGuest writer: Anna Nilsson Spets
A stone's throw from Uppsala's bustling city centre is the rural Linnaeus Hammarby. I have been here before and will certainly go back again. Plants have been a part of me since childhood and are my job and my life.
Read moreVisiting Turku Castle in Finland is very interesting. The castle, which is over 700 years old and has been beautifully renovated, offers plenty of Swedish and Finnish history. Here you can see interiors from the past, learn more about Swedish-Finnish history and see various exhibitions.
Read moreWhat to do in Helsinki? This Nordic capital offers a lot of design and architecture, and is also a great summer city with outdoor cafes and boat trips. Here are all our top tips for things to see and do in Helsinki.
Read moreWhat to do in Hammamet, Tunisia? Hammamet is a Tunisian Mediterranean resort popular with holidaymakers from many different countries. It used to be a popular destination for charter flights from Sweden, and after a long hiatus, these trips are now starting to pick up again. Here are our top tips for things to see and do in Hammamet and the surrounding area.
Read moreVisiting El Djem in Tunisia is fascinating! We just spent a week in Tunisia, and one of the most interesting visits we made was to the amphitheatre in El Djem. This well-preserved amphitheatre is one of the largest in the world and is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Read moreGuest writer: Jonathan Gharbi de Maré
Central Asia with all the countries in the city may seem a little too exotic and difficult to visit, but this is no longer the case. Since a few years back it is visa-free for us EU citizens to several of the countries. In this first part of the series on Central Asia, we start with Uzbekistan.
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