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3 THINGS TO DO IN STOCKHOLM (JANUARY 11 - JANUARY 21)
Swedish Bandy
A wild mix of hockey and football is one of Sweden's favorite sports
Glogg
Swedish mulled wine with raisins, cinammon, and almonds!
Pepparkakor or Gingersnaps
The obsession with Christmas starts with these delicious cookies!
18 THINGS TO DO OUT OF SELECTED DATE RANGE
Kräftskiva: Crayfish Party
Enjoy a jolly time eating crayfish with a chef's hat on!
Surströmming or Sour Herring
Every country has its own weird food and Sweden is no exception
Honey
Sweden is famous for its organic honey
Midsummer
Originating from pagan times, this holiday is a celebration of everything summerly and Swedish
Pickled Herring
A typical Christmas dish made of fermented herring with sugar and onions
Semla Dessert
The first week of February is all about fatty treats!
National Day
A day of many picnics and joyful partying
Vikingarännet
Follow the old Viking route on skates together with a crowd of enthusiasts like yourself
Safran Season
With Lucia approaching, safran is all around! Enjoy!
Julmust
Sweden has its own Christmas coke!
Kanelbullar or Cinnamon Rolls
A typical Swedish bun is also a symbol of winter and perhaps the best way to survive during the dark days
St Lucia Day
This day is one of the celebrations that lights up the gloomy winter season
Melodifestivalen
This is one of the few cases when something bad is so bad that it becomes cool
Easter
Easter in Sweden is full of traditions connected to the celebrations of spring, nature awakening, and family reunions—but with a twist!
Svartsoppa for St Martin's Day
St Martin is a day of geese! People gather for huge festive meals and eat special food!
Påskmust
Sweden has its own Easter coke!
Highschool Graduation
Don't be surprised if you see vans full of highschool kids waving and shouting to you
Christmas Markets
Heart-melting Scandinavian holiday tradition
