We went to explore Stockholm, Sweden last weekend and can I just say....such a cool city! Land of the vikings. It is basically a city of a bunch of islands with roads connecting them so we were close to the water most of the time. I just loved it. It was modern, and so many design oriented shops, and everyone spoke English. Its the first city that I've been to outside of the states where I thought, yep, I would definitely live here as opposed to just a cool city to vist.
It was quite the trip to get there though. From my apartment to the hotel in Stockholm, its not that far but it took all day because the cheapest way meant taking every type of transportation available. We took a trolly, then a bus, then a plane, another bus, metro, bus and then walked a little because we were lost :) (even though the bus dropped us right in front of the hotel, awesome)
We walked around their Old Town the first day. And for lunch we had the most amazing food ever! I say the most amazing food ever because I have potatoes at every meal in Lithuania and so it may have seemed like a piece of heaven to have something different....but even still! Holy holy crap. We went at lunch to cutest candle lit place and you get to have SALAD and BREAD. And then for the meal I chose this seafood dish that was salmon, shrimp and mussels in this creamy tomato-y soup. WOW. That lunch alone just might be why I heart Sweden.
Home land of Ikea so of course we had to.
The second day we spent most of the day heading out to see the temple. I wouldn't recommend visiting Scandinavia in November because the sun started setting around 3:30. We didn't have much daylight so we couldn't get as much in. But still, such a cool city. And we had some beautiful sunsets. I'd definitely recommend coming in the summer when everyone is kayaking around the city.....swimming.....and there's a fun theme park on an island that has rides coming right out over the water.
This is how we rearrange the hotel room when all three of us need outlets. We are a technology generation fo sho.
From the airplane looking out over the Baltic Sea. Love this place. It was the most expensive place that I've been to yet in Europe (eastern), but love it still.
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