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I'm not sure how many people know there is an outside part of this very famous café. I didn't until just recently. I'll keep it in mind when the temperature rises again and it's enjoyable to sit outside. Right now I guess the coffee turns cold quickly.
(title curse courtesy of Captain Haddock)The waterways of Stockholm aren't particularly congested, never mind this compressed view from the
Skeppsholmen Bridge. In the background: the "
Cake Nose Tower" and the
Nordic Museum.
Stockholm City Hall is rich with sculptures, like this little guy with a big fish
Nothing to be seen from up here anyway. I guess you need to get down to see how the
decay is progressing. From here it still looks fab.
photo: Kenneth BlakeThe amusement park
Gröna Lund (Green Grove) as seen on an evening cruise in the Stockholm sea port. Click
here for a close-up of the terror you can enjoy there.
...previously on pixelsI shouldn't bore you yet again with the "Venice of the North" slogan. Still, there's no getting around the fact that Stockholm consists of islands and water. Consequently, we need quite a few bridges to keep it all together.
Sankt Eriksbron ("St Eric Bridge") is a 227 meter steel construction inaugurated in 1937 and it'll bring you, your bike, your car, bus or subway train safely from
Kungsholmen to
Norrmalm. Or, on special occasions, the other way...
Your daily dose of Stockholm, Sweden - click on pictures to enlarge!
I'm not sure how many people know there is an outside part of this very famous café. I didn't until just recently. I'll keep it in mind when the temperature rises again and it's enjoyable to sit outside. Right now I guess the coffee turns cold quickly.
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