Postcard from Stockholm, Sweden
The capital of Sweden is absolutely gorgeous–but in a different way from Paris or Rome. Instead of romantic streets, charming courtyards and perfectly-planned gardens, Stockholm boasts wide boulevards, modern buildings and an unbelievable amount of parks–with grass you can actually tread on. While it was a chilly change from the Côte d’Azur, there was an amazing amount of sunshine this week–even more beautiful when reflected off the water.
Autumn in Djurgarden: this island is home to an open-air museum, the king’s former hunting grounds and an incredible amount of trees.
There’s an overwhelming amount of water in Stockholm–the city itself is built on 16 islands.
At night, Stockholm is still bustling with life in the city center.
Lovely houses and boats line the edge of Ostermalm on the way to Djurgarden.
Just a 10-minute walk from central Stockholm, there are pastures and plenty of open spaces on Djurgarden.
