Relocation Blog

Join a guided tour around the ship and learn about Vasa's history - the king, the construction, the maiden voyage, the sinking, the salvage, the preservation, and much more.

Topics: Swedish Culture, Things to do in Sweden

The Police Museum, located at Museivägen 7 on Djurgården, has a new exihibition dedicated to one of the most groundbreaking developments for the Swedish crime control – namely, the police car. Introduced in the 1940, the police officers transitioned from horseback riding and patrolling by foot to chasing the bad guys by car. It is sure to be an exciting display of the development of one of Sweden’s most honorable professions.

Topics: Swedish Culture, Things to do in Sweden

On 25th of April Stockholm Culture Night rolls out the purple carpet and culturists throughout the city stand united offering a buffet of art, music and dance to celebrate Stockholm's cultural diversity.

Topics: Swedish Culture, Things to do in Sweden

Millesgården has an exhibit about Pompeii going on until May 18th.

Topics: Swedish Culture, Things to do in Sweden

Soon summer and hikes in the Archipelago! Watch out for ticks.

Topics: Swedish Culture, Things to do in Sweden

Don’t miss Stockholm Art Week which will be held through 14-19 April 2015. The art week includes:

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Find you favorite Island!

Topics: Swedish Culture, Things to do in Sweden

How to get motivated to have a great summer holiday with lots of energy. Bike to work or walk instead of taking the subway. Two of my colleagues run home twice a week. Funbeat.se is in Swedish but list all sports, races and has a calendar. Here are some ideas too;

Topics: Swedish Culture, Things to do in Sweden

An art and design on the occasion of at least four large and lavish exhibitions each year.

Topics: Swedish Culture, Things to do in Sweden

In the mood for some groove? See if sonarstockholm.se has something for you on February 13/14^th!

Topics: Swedish Culture, Things to do in Sweden