Triangle Park is nestled in the neighborhood of Gamla Enskede near the Triangle Church. It has…read morerecently been remodeled/updated and it is wonderful. Our three little girls ages 5,5 and 6 had a fabulous time playing and exploring this park. It has the following: -jungle gym with slides -sand pit with cute little diggers -swings -mini soccer area -bike riding lanes -hop scotch markings -picnic tables -a little fenced area for smaller children This park is one of the local ones in our area so is very easy to walk to. Parking is also not that rough if you do not live in the area. We visited on a chilly fall Sunday and there were lots of children there but not too many where you had to fight for space. Our girls had a lovely time and enjoyed a nice fika to warm up a bit at the local bageri.

I went here to walk the "high altitude path" as part of a bachelor party and I must say it's a…read moregreat activity for groups of friends and team building. The instructors are friendly and inspire trust (which is needed because security is important). The climbing and and walking around the high altitude path is a great way to face your vertigo. I had a high heart rate throughout but it was a great experience. There are some logs lying around a fire place where we wanted to grill some hot dogs afterwards, and they lent is grilling equipment even though they were leaving, trusting us to put the grilling equipment by their cabin when we left later in. Very nice of them. They also have sauna, sleeping accommodations and other activities beside the high altitude path. Check out their website for more info.

We took Stockholm Adventures' Archipelago Sailing Tour a week or so ago when we were visiting…read moreStockholm. I really wanted to spend a day out in the Archipelago to experience more than just what Stockholm's beautiful touristed areas have to offer. The Stockholm Archipelago is the largest archipelago in Sweden, and the second-largest archipelago in the Baltic Sea. The Stockholm Archipelago has been found to have slightly over 24,000 islands, islets, and skerries and covers approximately 1,700 km² (of which approximately 530 km² is land). As far as I was concerned, we just had to spend a day exploring it while we were in Sweden. I found Stockholm Adventures after another tour company cancelled our tour a couple of days before the tour we had booked with them. Stockholm Adventures made it easy to book another tour, so we didn't have to miss the Archipelago or rework our itinerary for the trip! The sailing tour was 8 hours long, and our guides provided a wonderful Smörgåsbord lunch and Fika in the afternoon. Our guide gave us a bit of a sailing lesson (he left this up to us, whether we wanted to learn about sailing or whether we just wanted to enjoy the day), which was great (might have piqued my interest to learn more about sailing now that I'm home). Our guides were very friendly and informative; we learned so much about the way that locals view life in Stockholm, the Archipelago, and Sweden. We also were able to visit an island that serves as our guide's boat club's Archipelago home, since it wasn't a weekend. Our tour ended up just being the two of us, so the tour felt very personalized to our interests. The information on the website and that we received by email before the tour was very helpful and informative (so we knew what to bring and where to meet once we arrived in Vaxholm). The day was a pleasure from start to finish, and I'm so glad we found this tour. It really added to our trip to Sweden. I wouldn't hesitate to use the company again if we are able to return to Sweden.

We went on the Stockholm Segway tour with Stephen. Great experience and would highly recommend…read more So glad we chose this during our short trip to Stockholm!

Tivedens National Park is one of the most beautiful national parks I've visited and the first…read morenational park I've visited in Sweden. The campground was lovely and perfect. Chopped and stacked firewood to help prevent bad humans from cutting the forest. And so much more. We look forward to much more time communing with the natural world inside of Tivedens National Park. They describe the park well: In Tiveden National Park the forest is being allowed to evolve as natural forest. What is now growing here is a forest that has not been impacted by recent decades of large-scale forestry. Such a large contiguous area of old forest is very unusual in southern Sweden. The age and majesty of the forest and the wild configuration of the landscape is what gives this national park its character. Tiveden National Park has an area of 2 030 hectares. It has a total of 34 kilometres of marked hiking trails offering walks of 0,9 to 9,5 km. The very hilly terrain and abundance of boulders make for stimulating but demanding hiking. In Sweden, parks don't have entrance fees. This country prides itself on the outdoors being for the people. They call it Allemansrätten. It's a right of public access. People can freely access and enjoy natural landscapes with few limitations (basically be respectful and do no harm and do not be an asshole). Learn about this here: https://visitsweden.com/what-to-do/nature-outdoors/nature/sustainable-and-rural-tourism/the-right-of-public-access/.

We wandered through Lusthusportens Park after lunch at Wärdshuset Ulla Winbladh, when we were in…read moreStockholm for a few days and spent a day exploring the island of Djurgården. The park has lovely views of Djurgårdsbrunnsviken (the bay that forms the northern shore of Djurgården) and Stockholm beyond. There are some statues and historical landmarks in the park, and it's a nice place to stretch your legs between museums or after a delicious meal on the island.

Is really good discgolf course. Play here all the time. They cut the grass and make sure it's nice…read moreall summer even spring and autumn. It's free to play but you can be a part of the organization. I love this place. Especially spring.

Massive garden that extends into forest. Didn't have enough winter daylight and energy to walk the…read morewhole thing. But a really impressive stretch of land not very far outside the city center. Area right behind the palace was taped off for construction or maintenance? No plants really, grass was all frozen, and trees and bushes looked dry and dead. Yet, the frozen winter landscape has its own romantic beauty. Can't wait to return every season to see how the landscape evolves.

I've heard so much about Skansen, but all the descriptions were vague and strangely nondescript. We…read morefinally decided to check out Skansen two days before midsummer, mildly apprehensive about the entrance fee since we still couldn't figure out what Skansen was about, but we hoped there would be midsummer decorations. There was confusion about the train route and after speaking to the gate agent, skipped the extra fee for the train to go up the hill. We were here to walk. At first glance, Skansen is a living museum of how things were done in the olden days, replete with actors. There were no midsummer decorations, though I was told the main thing was the may pole, which we had already seen erected on another archipelago. A delightful surprise was the animal farm (with an almost free roaming peacock) and the Nordic animal zoo. This accidental stumble on animals (bears, bison, reindeer, etc) was my favorite part of Skansen. Overall a neat place to spend an afternoon. Would recommend!

What an awesome time here!!! If you are ever in Stockholm this is a must for sure. It may not seem…read morelike much but imagine a zoo and theme park all built into one. Not that you'll find crazy rides but there's entertainment for kids with some rides, plus not to mention the lounging areas, the animals, and so much more. Came here walking from our hotel , you can catch a bus, and it was just beautiful. I highly recommend a visit. This can be an almost all day thing or just come for a few hours like we didn't.