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Behind the scenes at one of Sweden's largest retailers of camping accessories

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The camping industry has exploded in the last two years. Most campers know this by now. The first pandemic summer of 2020 will be remembered by many as the summer when certain camping equipment became difficult to obtain, due to material shortages and a strong increase in interest in camping at home.

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The highest mountain in the Czech Republic - Sněžka in Sudetenland

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Writer: Helena Bergström

The highest mountain in the Czech Republic is called Sněžka and is located in the Krkonoše mountain range in the Sudetes. It has a height of 1603 metres and is shared with Poland. We went up to the top by gondola lift and hiked all the way down.

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10 tips for a comfortable flight

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Spending many hours on a plane is not always comfortable, but flying can be a much more pleasant experience if you prepare well. Here are ten tips for a comfortable flight.

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What to do in Hradec Králové in the Czech Republic - 15 tips

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Writer: Helena Bergström

What to do in Hradec Králové in the Czech Republic? This Czech city, although relatively small, is very pleasant. The city offers everything from history and nature to food and beer. Here are our top tips for things to see and do!

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Stříbrný rybník in Hradec Králové - fine Czech camping.

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Kemp Stříbrný rybník in Hradec Králové is a fine Czech campsite. The campsite has been renovated and given a real boost in recent years, while focusing on a natural feel and experiences close to nature.

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Travelling sustainably - how to use your power as a motorhome traveller

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Writer: Linda Vismer

Travelling sustainably is much more than skipping flights, eating vegetarian and avoiding all-inclusive. Sustainability is much more complex and versatile than that. Similarly, travelling by camper van is not automatically sustainable, even though it has all the makings of a way of travelling that makes a good impression!

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Germany welcomes motorhomes (and Sweden imposes a ban)

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Writer: Helena Bergström

During this trip, we spent almost two months in Germany with our motorhome. As motorhome drivers, we have to say that we feel incredibly welcome everywhere. It is not at all like in Sweden, where the prohibition signs are starting to grow like mushrooms out of the ground.

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Residence in Würzburg - stunning German baroque palace

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Updated: August 2026 | The Würzburg Residence is a stunning Baroque palace, considered one of the finest examples of opulent German Baroque. Large parts of the palace were destroyed during World War II, but have been rebuilt to their original glory. Here you can see, among other things, the world's largest ceiling fresco.

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Things to do in Baden-Baden - 16 tips for an ancient German spa town

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Updated: August 2026 | What to do in Baden-Baden in Germany? This city is a historic and beautiful spa town that offers a wonderful and somewhat exclusive holiday feeling. Here are our best tips for things to see and do!

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Nude Baths in Germany - Friedrichsbad in Baden-Baden

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Writer: Helena Bergström

Updated: August 2026 | Nude bathing in Germany? Yes, why not? Friedrichsbad in Baden-Baden is a traditional bath with a long history. Here you traditionally bathe naked in thermal water, in fantastically beautiful premises – although there are now also special days for swimwear. We have of course tested it!

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