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13 years ago
A really nice festival, perfect to end the summer in a friendly ambience. The location is great, not far from the center which is really useful. I had a lovely time there ! I recommend it ! read more
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The only thing I would change about this is how crowded it gets…read more You can spend all day trying out beers, liquors, and mixed drinks for a really, really good price. You can even get chocolate, cheese, and salami/sausages. Who would ever want to leave? A great way to spend the day with friends and/or loved ones, or pre-game for cheap before a night out ;)
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The Stockholm Pride Festival is aimed primarily at the LGBT community. It does not only show…read moreacceptance of the LGBT community in Sweden, it also tackles important problems we are facing in society such as discrimination in Russia, jail time in Uganda, and so forth. I also admire the fact that a lot of parents bring their children to watch the parade, the culmination of a week long festival, because I believe acceptance should start early on in life.
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Such a conversationstarter... #2014
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You really gotta love The Color Run. Even if you don't like color (?!?!) and even if you don't like…read morerunning. Even when you're hungover and don't feel like running (Uh...this is totally theoretical...), the atmosphere somehow gets you when you're there. Everyone jumping up and down, waving their arms in the air in sync as they get totally pepped and ready to dash. The free Loka and other random little goodies. The tutus, the socks. Honestly, though, once (or twice) is enough. I've done it twice now, and the first time was a total blast. The second time was still surprisingly fun - and yet everyone in my group concluded that it wasn't worth doing it again. Part of this is because of the price. Honestly it's pretty expensive for a t-shirt and a bag of color powder. I mean last year the bag included a headband and some detergent at least - this year we didn't get those freebies. If you've never done the Color Run, I would say it's a 5-star event - go for it! But if you've done it before, it kind of drops to a 3. You don't really need to do it again, at least not for that price. But hey, YOLO!
The Color Run i Tantolunden
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Första stoppet, naturally.
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Ok, so being the token American, of COURSE I'd be all over this event. Grilled cheese sandwiches…read morearen't my favorite food ever, but it doesn't mean I'd turn one down if offered to me. The marriage of good, toasted bread and ooey gooey cheese is just perfection (and just one ingredient away from being basically pizza). It was this day that I learned that Sweden does not know how to make a grilled cheese sandwich. The cheese was scant, and the trucks skirted around the rules a bit, nevertheless the sandwiches were still delicious. My favorite sandwich came from Soulistic, with Charlie in the Tree and Fred's Food Truck coming in very close. Each sandwich was maximum 40 kr, so you can try a couple without breaking the bank. You can then go and visit your favorite truck during the week! The mini beer garden was absolutely adorable as well and was such a cool place to just hang out and drink some refreshing brews. Nine different grilled cheese sandwiches + 15 different beers from microbreweries + decent weather = good day. I can't wait until next year's!
From the owner: Gillar du ost? Gillar du bröd? Vill du ha ett smörgårsbord av valmöjligheter? Vill du se ett gäng…read morefoodtrucks fajtas om din uppmärksamhet och din röst? Då ska du komma till Djurgården den 12:e september och uppleva Grilled Cheese Sthlm! Den 12 september kommer Grilled Cheese Sthlm, att genomföras på Spritmuseum på Djurgården. Konceptet är inspirerat av festivalen "The Grilled Cheese Invitational" som har sitt ursprung i USA och arrangerades mellan åren 2003 - 2014. Vår version av konceptet översätts nu för Sverige och Stockholm och går ut på att göra Stockholms bästa varma macka! Festivalen består av ett tio-tal unika foodtrucks som kommer att tävla med sin version av den varma mackan - självklart med sin egen twist. Eventet kommer att ske längs kajen utanför Spritmuseum på Djurgården och Spritmuseum kommer att tillhandahålla en beer-garden med tjugotalet kranar grym svensk öl från unika bryggerier! BONUS: Samtidigt som vårt arrangemang så arrangerar Humlegården, Svenska Hembryggareföreningen och Spritmuseum tillsammans en hembryggnings- och hantverksdag hos Spritmuseum. Förutom möjligheten att se "live" ölbryggning med olika metoder och bryggverk, att prata öl och ölbryggning, samt träffa nya människor, så kommer det att finnas en mindre hantverksmarknad med hantverkets vänner och stadsodlarna.
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Smaka på Stockholm/Taste of Stockholm (considering everything offered, should be called Smaka på…read moreSverige/Taste of Sweden?) - a wonderful, annual food festival in Kungsträdgården in the early summer. Lots of food trucks and tents, pop-up restaurants, mini-shops, cook-alongs, and mini-courses for foodies and people looking to try a good variety of food. There's pretty much something for everyone - from Indian to Vietnamese to Swedish, burgers to tacos, samples of fine dining to fast food. There are also events and performances happening on the big center stage. It's open the entire day, from around noon to late at night. Check out their website for current menus and participants!
I really enjoyed the chefs choice, koksmastarens 5 smoker! A 5 course meal with wine…read morepairing....tasty and fun!
Hubby wanted to come here. I did not. Now I want to return. Fascinating museum going briefly…read morefrom the stone age to modern times. It was not boring at all, and I learned something. Most of the exhibits are also written in English. Kids and adults will love the video of a camera attached to the front of various subway lines as it makes its way through various lines. And the best thing, THIS MUSEUM IS FREE and conveniently located by the Slussion Tbannel stop. There is a lot to take in, and I now have a better understanding of what life was like when my grandmother lived in Sweden
This was interesting for a great price (free). I'd definitely recommend visiting to learn more…read moreabout the city. It has a ton of information.
One of my favourite museums in Sweden, the exhibitions are always good here. This is a very good…read morespot for learning about the people of the world and increasing our understanding of each other. The restaurant is pretty good too and offers some Thai dishes, they also have outdoor seating.
The best museum in Stockholm! Free admission we couldn't believe it. Fascinating artifacts from all…read moreover the world. The social norms exhibit speaks directly to important social issues . We decided to eat at their cafe as way to give back and we highly recommended it, the food was delicious. Free salad and bread .Only downside is the majority of the explanations are in Swedish however certain exhibitions are in English.
Fun day at the affordable art fair. How affordable was it? Of course all is relative, but to me it…read morefelt like most paintings were at the upper limit of the range they advertised. There were several Galeries from UK with lovely pieces. I was a bit disappointed with the lack of local artists with decent stuff. We also had lunch at the venue. Nicely organized food trucks. Quick and efficient. Didn't buy anything this year but penned down several gallery names. I would love to visit again in the future.
TL;DR: Greatest museum in Stockholm, not suitable for younger kids…read more Amazing place! Next to the Vasa museum, it is a must see! Very very detailed, covering three floors and multiple halls. This museum went over Swedens entire military history with models, visuals, and so much historical artifacts! It was such an amazing place and extremely cheap compared to other museums I've been too! Overall worth every penny! Wouldn't recommend brining young kids to this, as some parts and displays can be a bit graphic, but young adults and adults will love it!
You start with the top floor and wind down through history with an abundance of artifacts like a…read morenuclear war head! There are flags and tents dating back to the 1600s which are just amazing. The museum has examples as well that you can touch, feel, or try. The bottom floor has a whole section on old and current war/strategy games which is pretty neat as well.
Nice FREE museum. Well organized. Worth a stop in, right next to the modern museum…read more Neat stuff, very clear descriptions. Don't need too much time, not a huge place.
This is by far one of fav museum mainly because I love Buddha but this is that and more I didn't…read morewant to leave this place now I must go and visit different places In East Asia.