Next stop was Gamla Stan to find the Glenfiddich Warehouse and have some lunch. Unfortunately, it has both changed its name and, is not open of a Sunday. Lunch was elsewhere. Then a little shopping in Gamla Stan, it has nice things there, especially off the main tourist street.
Me outside the ex Glenfiddich Warehouse
Next stop was the Royal Palaces, heavy focus on the time of Gustav 3rd in 17???? and his son, who apparently lost Finland to the Russians after Sweden had held it for 600 years previously. The Swedes were not amused.
Gamla Stan
For Julie
More Gamla Stan
Everywhere you look, they are obsessed.
George and the Dragon, outside Royal Palce
Next to Royal Palace, Cathedral
Royal Palace Outside
Royal Palace inner Courtyard (pics not allowed inside)
After the Royal Palace, we finally made it to a Stockholm Museum and it was the Norsk Museum, which heavily features Swedish Craft and culture, It had handicrafts, Fashion, Furniture, Cooking, Toys, Writing implements, Photography, Clocks, Jewellery, and other Swedish stuff. It was good but we only had 1 hour before it closed so it was a bit rushed.
Inside Norsk Museum
Clocks for Fergus (Norsk Museum)
Drinking Steins and jug
Another Clock
Toy Car
Light Fitting (Norsk Museum)
Some Dinner ideas for people living in Perth
Norsk Museum (inside)
Some Dummies
My new shorts choices, couldn't decide
A big fella, good to see
Be careful, these guys are watching you
More Stockholm doors
Handicrafts, Norsk Museum
Angry Bird
More weaving, Norsk Museum
Daddy took her Polar bear away
A cat
Not sure what this is, it was above a door, Joy thinks it is a poodle, I think it something out a B Sc Fi movie.
Beers at the end of the day
The ankles and the bouffant - definitely a poodle!
ReplyDeleteYes, and with the classic Scandinavian clip.
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