These guys offer top notch service. This is a must read…read more I ordered a pair of Yeezy 700 (Inertias) from them and it arrived with a damaged box. Once they were informed via social media, they proactively reached out to me and offered me either a 1. full refund or 2. 10% partial refund. This is an excellent service in my opinion. They also offered me a customized coupon code for 20% off on my next purchase through them. Highly recommended!

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Summertime isn't complete without a picnic or BBQ at Vitabergs. The morning is beautiful with the…read moresunrise over a sleepy city, the evening is splendid with all the people as the sun sets over the night. Only downside, bring your own blanket, lots of snus and cigarette butts on the ground. :-(

Vitabergsparken. Also known as Vita Bergen, Vitan - and the best park in Stockholm…read more That's my humble opinion, and I've been to quite a few! Yes, Hagaparken is fantastic and massive, and definitely takes second place. But there's something so personal, so special, about Vita Bergen. While Hagaparken feels modern, there's something classic and romantic about Vitabergsparken. Perhaps it's the name, White Mountains. Perhaps it's the decadent and impressive Sofia Church, more than 100 years old, which towers upon the hill. Perhaps it's the history - this part of Södermalm has had its name since the early 1800s. It was once one of the poorest parts of Stockholm, and Swedish playwright August Strindberg featured the area in his novel The Red Room. Today it's one of the most hip and vibrant parts of the island, located right by Nytorget, aka the cafe and cultural centrum of Stockholm's artsy elite. The park is massive, and has an outdoor amphitheatre, a gazebo, a playground, and plenty of trees and alcoves with BBQ grills and picnic tables. There are always friends and couples and families relaxing here, and the park echoes with laughter - but there's always room to put down a blanket and have your own little square of peace and quiet. But it also has its modern and even futuristic aspects. Here's a little trivia: Deep in the mountains, the Pionen center is nestled. Pionen used to be a civil defence center and Cold War bunker, but in 2008 it was converted into a data center. I haven't been in there, and I'm not sure you can get in at all if you don't work there, but there are some pretty awesome pictures online - it's a deep-space modern data center featuring fountains, a fish tank, greenhouses, and more, below 30 metres of granite. Anyway, let's go back above ground. Vitaberg is my go-to spot for picnics, fika, playing games like Swedish 'kubb', and also big events like birthday celebrations and of course Midsummer. The park is also famous for its amphitheatre which is used frequently for the Summer Theatre series, with plays, ballet, and poetry onstage multiple nights a week. It's green, lush, clean, and quiet. The winding, meandering paths zigzag across the hill, and it's easy to take the path less travelled here. It's easy to get lost, but it's easy to get found. A dozen hidden staircases take you down from the hills onto the street, and quaint red-painted cottages dot the edges. It's a perfect place for sunrise, and unbeatable for sunsets. It's no wonder that Vitaberg has been featured in multiple modern Swedish pop songs. There's a popular song by Rebecca & Fiona called 'The Bells of Vitaberg': "When the bells of Vitaberg ring, you know that the night is ours. Time is running when Vitaberg's bells ring; you know the night is ours, and my heart is pounding."

Brunkebergstunneln is a hidden tunnel in Stockholm that far from all locals know about. With it's…read morecool design and it's secretive existence it is definitely worth a visit while in Stockholm. This hidden gem is the smoothest way to get from the Stureplan-area to Hötorget or vice versa. The tunnel is long and narrow with lots of bicyclists but the beautiful interior will dim any claustrophobic tendencies. Try it!

THIS HOPPING JOINT DESERVES A 10 STAR RATING!! A perfect late night spot to hang with your squad…read more The list of what to love: - it's underground! No seriously people it's UNDER THE GROUND with doorways that have been carved thru the concrete walls. Epic! - lawn bowling - ping pong - knock out ping pong - pinball machines - shuffleboard - multi colored disco lights - hipster vibe - kicking tunes - alcoholic drinks - appetizers - upbeat staff The list of what NOT to love - Nada. Zilch. Absolutely nothing. We had so much fun playing shuffleboard, jamming to some tunes and even playing a few rounds of knock out ping pong with the locals. No one is a stranger here. Heck, I even bought a shirt. Lol Bring Ugglan to the US!

WARNING: Not what it used to be. :(…read more They say don't be afraid of change. Change is good. But change can also be bad. And I'm afraid my beloved Owl is not the same. I used to adore Ugglan (The Owl). But I hadn't been for a year, and when I went back this time I was shocked to see how it has altered. For one thing, even though we went at 6pm, we were charged 50kr to get in. I've heard that it's normal to pay after 6 or 7 there, but I've never had to pay that early before. The guard - who was smoking the entire time - was also rather rude to us, and searched our bags and confiscated my friend's Loka water bottle 'because alcohol isn't allowed'. But whatever, we paid and surrendered our water bottles and embarked down the seedy, metal, industrial-looking stairway. That's one thing I liked and still do like about this place: the weird industrial look. You feel like you're going down into some secret lab, except it looks more like a dirty alley. And yet somehow it's awesome! Although, the metal grate stairs are pretty damn scary to walk down when you're wearing heels. Anyway. Ugglan is known for pingis - the Swedish cutesy term for ping-pong. It is also now the only game you can play for free. In one room there is a ping-pong table, and whoever wants to joins in for 'around the world' ping-pong, hitting the ball once and continuing to run around in a circle. It's a lot of fun really, and a nice way to start interacting with some Swedes! However, all of the other times I have been here in the past, you were allowed to play other games too. The game room was unsupervised and you could put in a few coins to play air hockey, or play around with boule or darts of your own accord. Not so anymore! You have to pay to get into the games room and participate in any such frivolities. The girl in the cash register made a big deal about how if we kept our receipts from the entrance fee, then we would get a discount on the games. Wait, what? So, if you pay the mandatory entrance fee, you get a discount on games? But you can't get in without paying the fee, which means you couldn't play games anyway....so....basically...there is no discount. The discount is a lie. Downstairs used to also have dirt floors (a lot of it, at least) and plenty of sofas. Now the entire place has hardwood floors and the cozy sofas have been replaced with weird hard chairs and low tables. Bleh. The reason it still gets three stars from me is that it's still cool and still fun. But the service is worse and the prices are high, and it's not as cool as it was. Very sad!

It's call a King's garden and located in the center of the city. Nearby shopping center, the…read morewaterfront, the theater, the opera house, the palace, and surrounding by shops, restaurants, bakeries, and so forth. It's very lustful full of trees along the street and couple water fountains in the park. There are also couple restaurants and bars inside near the end of the park. Very lovely park in Stockholm.

Swedish for "King's Garden," Kungsträdgården is a park in central Stockholm. We took a stroll…read morethrough the park our first night in Stockholm at the end of May, and it's a really lovely park. There are fountains, squares, cafes, and art displays. In winter, it hosts an ice rink, but we were there in late spring/early summer, it hosts festivals and concerts. We witnessed a little hockey festival. It's a lovely park for a stroll, or a glass of wine at a cafe, or a concert! Very beautiful.

We took Stockholm Adventures' Archipelago Sailing Tour a week or so ago when we were visiting…read moreStockholm. I really wanted to spend a day out in the Archipelago to experience more than just what Stockholm's beautiful touristed areas have to offer. The Stockholm Archipelago is the largest archipelago in Sweden, and the second-largest archipelago in the Baltic Sea. The Stockholm Archipelago has been found to have slightly over 24,000 islands, islets, and skerries and covers approximately 1,700 km² (of which approximately 530 km² is land). As far as I was concerned, we just had to spend a day exploring it while we were in Sweden. I found Stockholm Adventures after another tour company cancelled our tour a couple of days before the tour we had booked with them. Stockholm Adventures made it easy to book another tour, so we didn't have to miss the Archipelago or rework our itinerary for the trip! The sailing tour was 8 hours long, and our guides provided a wonderful Smörgåsbord lunch and Fika in the afternoon. Our guide gave us a bit of a sailing lesson (he left this up to us, whether we wanted to learn about sailing or whether we just wanted to enjoy the day), which was great (might have piqued my interest to learn more about sailing now that I'm home). Our guides were very friendly and informative; we learned so much about the way that locals view life in Stockholm, the Archipelago, and Sweden. We also were able to visit an island that serves as our guide's boat club's Archipelago home, since it wasn't a weekend. Our tour ended up just being the two of us, so the tour felt very personalized to our interests. The information on the website and that we received by email before the tour was very helpful and informative (so we knew what to bring and where to meet once we arrived in Vaxholm). The day was a pleasure from start to finish, and I'm so glad we found this tour. It really added to our trip to Sweden. I wouldn't hesitate to use the company again if we are able to return to Sweden.

We went on the Stockholm Segway tour with Stephen. Great experience and would highly recommend…read more So glad we chose this during our short trip to Stockholm!

Helt ok bad. Stor anläggning, högt i tak, bra ventilation och ljus. Trevligt café. Bra och stor…read moreutomhusanläggning på sommaren. Toaletterna: under all kritik, saknas ofta toalettpapper, luktar illa/kiss, går inte att spola, finns ingen tvål Gymmet: Bra utrustning för både cardio och styrketräning/muskelbyggande, men ofta flera i personalen som står och hänger i gymmet och gör ingenting utöver att stirra på de som tränar, man känner sig iakttagen och blir störd i sin träning. En obekväm och trist upplevelse. Har man tränat här ett tag så vet man nog exakt vad jag menar, tyvärr. Utöver detta är det ofta förekommande barn och ungdomar (skolklasser?) som "provar på" träningsanläggningen utan vuxen uppsyn. När detta sker är det väldigt frustrerande att träna då varje maskin/redskap blir taget. Att de oftast inte har vuxen uppsyn är under all kritik då de kan skada sig själva och utrustningen. Duscharna: är helt OK dom med, bör rengöras lite oftare.

Biggest swimming pool in Stockholm. There is one 25m pool,…read moreone 50m, a recreational area and two outdoor pools in the summer. It's preferably to come at unusual hours because it gets really crowded. Check also the schedule of the swimming pool on their website, since it's the national arena there's often professionnal swimmers training then you can't access the 50m pool. Jacuzzi are often overcrowded, and not so fresh.. use at your own risk ^^ Hammam and sauna available in locker rooms. Cheers

From the owner: Located on the rooftop of Downtown Camper by Scandic, with magnificent views over Stockholm, our…read morewellness area The Nest includes an all-year-round heated outdoor pool, a large sauna and rainforest showers. Massage and treatments can be booked in advance. We welcome guests over the age of 16 years.