By: Kornelia Januszewska Walking around Stockholm, it doesn't take a genius to realize that Easter is getting closer day by day. Shops’ displays are filling up with yellow chicks, colorful eggs and widely-smiling bunnies - typical, you could say, of Easter symbols. But least you forget, this is Sweden. And the way [...]
What to Expect From the Spring Semester in Stockholm
sophiaEven though the second part of the academic year in Sweden is called “spring semester”, the semester begins in January when Stockholm is about as far away from spring as it gets.
Mexican Taco Friday in Stockholm
sophiaBy: Diana Carrillo Silva Wondering if you would ever have tacos again after moving in to Stockholm? (Or maybe you’re an international student that just wants to try something new…) Here’s the top 3 things you need to know! First of all, you’ve arrived to the right place! Swedes have a thing [...]
Fika. What is it?
bishopFika, anyone? Swedes love fika (pronounced fee-ka) which is the social ritual of hanging out over a cup of coffee and a cinnamon bun. It’s not like people outside Sweden don’t do this, it’s just that Swedes have made it a lifestyle. The cliché is true, and for some reason, we can’t stop talking [...]
Taking a winter break to visit the Stockholm archipelago
Martin SahlinI'm here to prove that winter can be a great time to explore Stockholm archipelago as a student!
How To Plan Your Northern Lights Adventure From Stockholm
Martin SahlinBy: Valerija Denaityte Northern lights - or aurora borealis - are one of the most spectacular natural sights one can see in their lifetime, and you're in luck because Swedish Lapland is known for having a fair amount of northern lights every year. Location, location, location As suspected, [...]
Höstlov: 5 Fun Activities To Do
Martin SahlinThis school holiday week is between Autumn and Winter and the tradition comes from many years ago during the "potatislov", when children stayed at home to help pick up potatoes.
My 6 Favorites: The Different Faces of Stockholm
sophiaBy: Lisa Jeuck Stockholm is, without a doubt, a very versatile city. From modern to old, from posh to hipster – Stockholm has it all. In the following, you’ll get to know my favourite faces of Sweden’s capital, but be sure: there is so much more to see! [...]
Midsommar, what? A truly unique celebration in Sweden
Martin SahlinIt’s the 24th of June 2022 and somehow you’ve found yourself here in Sweden - what do you do? The answer is simple - You celebrate midsommar, of course.
A day out in Skansen
Martin SahlinOne of the first things after coming to Stockholm that Aastha Rohilla did was to visit Skansen with her buddy group at Stockholm University. Read her story here.
Top 5 Festive Christmas Foods You Have to Try in Stockholm
Dan JohanssonJulmust is probably the worst enemy of Coca-Cola in Sweden around the holidays since it swipes all the soda glory.
Stockholm Winter Bucket List: 7 Fun Things To Do
Martin SahlinMake the most out of the winter in Stockholm with these fun activities!
St. Lucia’s Day for the first time was one of the most mesmerizing experiences ever
Dan JohanssonIt had a spiritual effect, something that is hypnotic but beautiful and transcendent at the same time.
Stockholm is Burning – Why Stockholm is Right for You as an LGBT Student
sophiaThere are many reasons as to why Stockholm is the best city for LGBT students.
A December Weekend Trip From Stockholm to Tallinn
Martin SahlinGuilty of spontaneously booking a trip to another city when in real life you should be studying? A trip to Tallinn, in Estonia from Stockholm is perfect!