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Stockholm is recognized as one of the internationally most multicultural and accepting towns. The modern, metropolitan appeal is balanced by centuries-old past and natural closeness. As for the Stockholm stuff, the list is endless. Situated on the southeast coast of Sweden, the weather in Stockholm varies according to four distinct seasons. Summers are warm-often very hot-and during summer nights it rarely gets dark. The winters may be mild and rainy but can be very cold and snowy as well. Autumn colours are stunning in city parks, and spring is celebrated by locals in outdoor restaurants and cafés. If you are looking for a sneaky way to get around Stockholm, then your best decision is probably to hire a car.
Stockholm provides a smorgasbord of art and culture, from world-class museums and historically interesting royal palaces to small artist houses and exclusive galleries. The National Museum displays a remarkable collection of art that includes sculpture, painting, and artifacts from the 16th century. The remarkable Vasa Museum at sea is one of the most famous attractions in Sweden. Its crowning glory is The Vasa, a centuries-old ship sunk in 1628 and rescued in 1961 – a dramatic and complicated affair. It is the best-preserved ship in the 17th century and the most visited museum in Scandinavia.
Another worthwhile cultural institution is Millesgården, on the island of Lidingö some 30 minutes from downtown Stockholm. Late sculptor Carl Milles ' home and garden, today it contains an idyllic sculpture garden, an art gallery, and an antique collection-plus a cozy café. In Stockholm, another mode of transport is to rent a car. With a car rental, you'll probably be able to get around this Place at your own convenience without having to worry about missing the buses or charging higher taxi fares.
If you're striving for a nature spot within walking distance from downtown, head to Royal Djurgården-the world's first urban national park. There is plenty to see and do on this beautiful island, with a history dating back to the 15th century. Djurgården is also home to a number of major national attractions such as the Gröna Lund funfair, the Nordic Museum, Rosendal Palace and Skansen-the oldest open-air museum in the world. On the other side of the area, across Brunnsviken Lake from Haga Royal Park, you can find Bergianska Trädgården (Bergius Botanic Garden) – a beautifully landscaped and expansive garden with a background dating back to the eighteenth century. Explore the open spaces and stroll along the canal amid centuries-old oak trees. You will share this idyllic country-like environment with the deer, hares and several rare bird species that live here.
Welcome to the city of Stockholm. Trendy, colourful, and bustling with daytime activity. You're going to find a nice balance between living in town and nature and waterways. During the daytime it is not just a beautiful city – Stockholm comes alive at night, too. Sweden's capital offers a variety, not only from a landscape and architecture point of view but also with regard to night entertainment. Stockholm has a vibrant, diverse and lively nightlife scene, with something to match every taste and era. Many Stockholm nightclubs offer the best of all-from a wide variety of drinks and an exciting atmosphere to top-notch sound systems and outstanding DJ's. These places offer a stellar city experience and a taste you simply can not forget.
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