Unfortunately the last few days in Stockholm have been very hectic and we have not had time to write anything.
The holiday is over and we went home.
Meanwhile, I write a post on Skansen, a really nice, as already mentioned, for large and small.
The Skansen Open Air Museum is the oldest in the world, is located on Djugarden and can be reached by tram No. 7.
It was founded in 1891 by Artur Hazelius (1833-1901) to preserve and show the customs of the province before the industrial age. The museum offers visitors the unique experience of reliving the Swedish life of yesteryear, thanks to the presence of historic buildings from all parts of the country, charming neighborhoods with laboratory glass blowing, ceramics, metalworking and bakeries, the Skogaholm yellow villa, the beautiful eighteenth-century wooden church and the marketplace Seglora Bollnästorget. At Skansen you can also admire the Nordic animals such as moose, bear, lynx, wolves, wolverines and seals. The zoo also includes a terrarium, a monkey house and a children's zoo.
Soon the photos!
Kisses
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