My childhood was spent eating endless Smorgasbords and surrounded by Dala horses during the holidays. It was no surprise to my parents when I told them, in high school, that I was determined to study abroad in Sweden.
My semester abroad in Stockholm exceeded all my expectations, and I often find myself looking through my camera roll and wishing I could relive all these moments that were made possible thanks to the Swedish Program.
During Easter Break, my family decided to come visit me here in Stockholm. I was super excited to show them around the city, especially since it was their first time in Scandinavia.
We cannot rave about Gothenburg enough, and truly believe it is an underrated travel destination, perfect for a first weekend trip!
Swedish art and architecture have greatly (and unexpectedly) made a memorable mark on my semester.
My time in Sweden opens my limited perspective to the beautiful values of Swedish culture of family, community, and traditions.
Looking past the highways and parking lots, Häggvik is a highlight of the Sollentuna Municipality, boasting cultural history and natural beauty.
Between the old-world charm of Östermalm and the bustling modern hub of Norrmalm, see all central Stockholm has to offer.
Originally a working-class area dotted with workshops and manufacturers, an influx of bohemian artist types after the turn of the 20th century has transformed the island into the vibrant, hip place it is today.
Easily the most famous part of Stockholm, Gamla Stan is filled with historical architecture, winding cobblestone lanes, and gorgeous views.
