Been there, done that

Stockholm was a strange experience. Fashion city, no way around it, incredibly beautiful people, blonde girls and boys, long legs and blue eyes. Spend the nights at a WOW-gambling ex-alcoholic with a faible for having as many couchsurfers as possible and the days hasting through streets and Slussen and Södermalm. 

Found a lot of stores, but half of it can be found in Hamburg, too, so that's gonna be my next "big" destination.

We even had the opportunity to check out electro-bitches (Robyn) In-Club on Hornstull Strand, standing in line in the middle of insanely young people who all looked like models. The music was great, the prices were extreme and we danced until my spine striked and we had to go home. 

Stockholm, on the other hand, is not very pretty. It looks nice from the inside, but quite ugly from the outside. As soon as you leave the center for more than two metres you are welcomed by concrete-landscapes and pedestrian underpasses which are crossed by huuge motorways. Besides that, winter doesn't do any good to the city, but that's a fact that doesn't suit many cities, so it just is as it is. Maybe I have to return in summer and I also have to see more of Sweden, for sure!

Also, next time I have to rent a huge transporter to get away with all those adorable interior articles that could be found in every second store. Swedish people don't just have a sense for fashion, they have also a sense for better living! Well, IKEA might not just be popular by accident.