Jag körde bowling här! Bollarna var alldeles för tunga. Banan var alldeles för lång. Kommer aldrig…read moredra bowla hör igen!!!!!!!

A good way to do a teambuilding activity at work or just gather a group of friends for a night. The…read moreconcept is to provide a whole night of entertaining at the same place. You can do different kind of competitionssuch as golf, football, bowling etc. Your group will be guided by an assigned guide which will keep the stats and finally also announce a winner. They have a bar downstairs where you can rehydrate, and also a skating waitress who will take your orders when your out in the field competing. Later on you can have a dinner in the restaurant, where you either go the buffé way or the a la carte way. The buffe food is not bad, but if you like quality before quantity i would go for the a la carte option. I like the concept that you dont just go out for a dinner, but ppl will be disappointed when they realize that "it can only be one winner". So this is not the place you go to every night, but once in a while its pretty fun!

If there is a single factor that most makes me want to move to Sweden, it's this playground…read more(followed closely by the country's largely non-xenophobic culture). The space is gorgeous, clean, happy, fun and free. Kids and be kids, run wild, climb on not-entirely-safe objects and structures, engage in not-entirely safe carpentry and the like, jump, yell, enjoy. There is a staffed indoor play area with foosball and other activities, there's hockey equipment... I bet in the winter, the sledding is amazing, here. We were floored. Please please please bring something like this to the US, my compatriots. I didn't check out the toilet situation, but there are numerous cute cafes and restaurants all around the park, a friendly, (I think) well-priced ICA grocery store, Espresso House (Starbucks- / Dunkin' Donuts-like in its ubiquity), and an excellent independent bakery just south of the park on the eastern side.

We visited the playground area with our 10 month old, our friend, and her 3 year old. It is unlike…read moreanything I have ever seen in the US! Rock climbing wall, swings, ropes course, sandboxes, trampolines, skating, fields, gardens, museum, cafe... I mean, you really have everything right here, for all ages. We came on a beautiful day, but there is apparently even an indoor play area for the winter. Very impressed, and bummed we found it on one of our last days of our visit.

My boyfriend and I went to Sweden and Norway in July of 2011 for 2 weeks for vacation. We went all…read moreover both countries, and one rainy day while we sat in our hotel room in stockholm, I found this place deep in a guide book. I said, we have to go, it looks awesome! Besides, it was raining and there was really nothing else to do on our radar. So we took a train and a bus and came upon Tom Tits right as it was opening. Needless to say, we don't have anything like this in the US, and were mesmerized. We stayed all day, and we don't even have kids, it was that much fun! Definitely one of the best days we had on our trip, besides when we went to Kalmar for two days and had the time of our lives. Love Sweden, and wish we could move out there someday. Until the next time, where Tom Tits will definitely be on the list of things to do!

It's a nice park but this is going to be about the play area in the park because ... that's where I…read morehang these days (I mean, not always there ... but you know ... play areas, in parks). Anyways... We got there noonish one day and found to our delight that the smaller kids area was close to empty. Of course by the time that we had gotten our little ones out of the strollers and gotten situated the one baby that was there had multiplied into five or six. I don't mind other children but why is it that everyone always arrives at the same time? Just a side note. The small area has two swings, a small sandbox, a super cute jungle gym with two slides, one small and one smaller and also a little ... house kind of thing. All very suitable for the smaller children. I like that it was a little secluded from the rest of the play area, which itself is a huge area. And the smaller kids got to have the area by themselves. There is also a fence around the whole thing so no run-aways. The other area looked super fun too, from what I understand they also do crafts and stuff and even grill hotdogs (for a small fee) or you can bring your own to grill? I'm sure that I'll come back here since it was so easy to get to and close to both subway and buses. Another nice thing is that when you're done playing in the park you can always enjoy a picknick on the grass.

Came here for a run on a weekday morning, really pretty views next to the water, many paths to go…read moreon. A bit muddy but not too bad, really big park!

Hagaparken is my mentally escape from reality. I stroll or run in this park 3-4 times a week. Large…read moreverdant areas mixed with beautiful woodland characterize this English-inspired Park. Besides, in the park there are a number of different pavilions and temples such as the Turkish and Chinese Pavilion, as well as the Copper Tents and the Echo Temple. This is a perfect location for workout, picnic or just to visit one of the cafes for an ice cream during a hot summer day.

On rainy days this is the perfect spot to be, proven when you can't find parking because everyone…read moreelse had the very same idea. The funny thing is that it never seems like there's a lot of people inside. The only place where we noticed it last time we went was by the sharks. No wonder tho, they just had a presentation about them. Anyhow, I enjoy walking around here, seeing the butterflies and sharks and whatnot .. and I feel it's actually worth the money compared to another ocean place. I could sit where the butterflies are forever just trying to find the most beautiful ones, (they are all beautiful!). The kids LOVED the shark tank where they could stand right by the window and look at the sharks swimming by. The cafeteria is to me a regular cafeteria at a museum. They have the standard things, coffee, sweets, a little bit of food and other drinks. They do have a lot of seating and in the summer they have a beautiful outside area to sit. A big plus is that they have plenty of high chairs so there is a small chance of you having to have your kid in your lap. I don't think I've ever been and not found one. I say what I always say. If you visit Stockholm visit this place even though it might not be on top of your list, but if you have kids you should make it one.