A lot of things have changed over the last twenty years but it is still good to be a child in Scandinavia. More»

Municipalities in southern Sweden are seeking protection from environmental changes through government support. More»

Swedish stand-up comedian Kristoffer Appelquist adores America so much that he has created a new show that celebrates the great country in the west. But has Appelquist even been to the land of the free and the home of the brave? More»

Kalmar Nyckel offers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to live the life's journey of the 17th century Swedish settlers. More»

Here's one phone number we hope you won't need: Sweden's new alarm number. More»

..of ten of the last great wildernesses. More»

..not just Larsson or Mankell but the much earlier Dagerman, Lagerlof, even Tegnér, and the greatest of all: Astrid Lindgren. More»

..or 191,000 kilometers, that's how much the population of Lund is biking every day. More»

.. something completely different. Or, wait, maybe not! More»

Cold and snow in Sweden: December's cold weather and heavy snowfall has disrupted traffic at several airports, closed many bus and train lines and made roads barely drivable. More»

The Göta Canal, or The Blue Ribbon as it is often called, takes its voyagers past castles, monasteries, palaces, medieval churches, and a number of picturesque towns. More»

Legendary pop group Abba is about to take its place in the Swedish Music Hall of Fame More»

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No surprises there, it was the soon to be opened Grand Hotel on Stockholm's Blasieholmen, its grandeur reported on Page One of Nordstjernan in April 1874. More»

A Stockholm Walkabout Tour in the area of the old navy shipyards at Djurgaarden. More»