After visiting Stockholm, I can
say that it’s definitely one of the most beautiful cities in Europe.
The city is just has a spectacular natural setting, set on hundreds of islands in a lagoon. Stockholm’s old town, the
Gamla Stan, is where you can find the most beautiful architecture, characterized by
its yellow buildings and cobblestones.
Though I was visiting the city for 4 days, I spent as much time
as I could exploring the beauty of it.
What surprised me most about Stockholm was its cultural diversity. Through my 5-months experience in Copenhagen, I got used to a certain way of living I could call "Scandinavian".
Well, Stockholm was the antithesis of the social coldness I could feel in Denmark. People, from everywhere in the world (you could barely find a foreigner in some neighbourhoods in Copenhagen) were everywhere in the street, playing music, gossiping, dancing. The city is alive, and you feel it's moving everywhere. It made me think a bit of New York City.
Here are some of the shots I took there :
How a selfie could illustrate the multicultural diversity :
"Oh baby! Let's marry in the park!"
We also say Stockholm is the Venice of Scandinavia :
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