Updated: October 2026 | What do Nobel laureates have in common, besides being awarded one of the world's most prestigious prizes? And what stories lie behind their discoveries, books and peace work? At the Nobel Prize Museum in the Old Town of Stockholm, you can get closer to the people behind the Nobel Prize.
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Updated: October 2026 | What's it like to celebrate Christmas abroad? Over the years, we've celebrated Christmas in everything from tropical beaches and snowy cities to airplanes and an icy camper. Sometimes we've celebrated in style, other times we've almost forgotten it was Christmas. Here we've collected our experiences – and some tips for those of you thinking about traveling away over Christmas.
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Yesterday our blog colleague Lena, with the blog Ladies Abroad, presented her favourite castles and palaces in Europe. We're also fans of grandiose buildings, and were keen to present our favourite castles and palaces in Europe. Have you seen any of these impressive buildings? Or do you have more tips for cool castles in Europe?
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Updated: August 2026 | Traveling by motorhome in Iceland attracts with dramatic landscapes, waterfalls, volcanoes, hot springs and the freedom to stop along the way. But how does it actually work with campsites, overnight accommodation, roads and ferries to Iceland with your own motorhome?
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Via information from Finnair, today we can tell you ten things you didn't know about airline food. Yesterday at lunch Peter was at Sturehof in Stockholm, where Finnair told him about their new menu collaboration with star chef Tommy Myllymäki.
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Updated: August 2026 | Iceland has traditions that are unlike any other. There are thirteen Santa Claus, a terrifying giantess who eats children, fermented shark and winter parties where sheep's heads end up on the dinner table. I have celebrated both Christmas and Þorrablót in Iceland myself – and Þorrablót several times, both in Iceland and in Sweden.
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Updated: October 2026 | Stadshuskällaren i Stockholm bjöd oss på en fantastisk avsmakningsmeny när vi besökte restaurangen 2017. Här berättar vi om vår middag och om möjligheten att beställa Nobelmenyer idag – serverade på Nobelservisen, i samma byggnad där Nobelbanketten hålls.
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On Monday evening, an almost historic event took place in the Stadshuskällaren in Stockholm. The Swedish Association of Tourist Journalists, organised by its president Maria von Gegerfeldt, invited Sweden's biggest travel bloggers to join forces. Why historical, you ask? We'll explain!
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Climbing Kilimanjaro - is it even possible? Ever since our first visit to Kenya, we have been longing to go back. To Africa. There is something special about that continent that makes all other experiences pale in comparison. Nowhere else in the world have we seen such beautiful beaches, experienced such colourful parties or brought home such powerful experiences. In collaboration with Safariresor.se, we write today about climbing Kilimanjaro, about African safaris and about our own memories from our trips to Kenya and Tanzania.
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What's the easiest way to get rid of a sofa when you're home alone? Last Friday, when I was at a conference in Jönköping, Peter was busy. We had ordered a new sofa to be delivered at ten o'clock and before that the old sofa, which was broken, had to be taken out to make room for the new one. But how would that happen?
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