Reise/travelwebsite von Rägi & Markus
Heute unser längster Trip. Wir suchen die oben erwähnten Städte. weiterlesen Uppsala – Gamla Uppsala – Gamla Gefle – Falun – Rättvik – Mora
Hier sollen die drei Schwedenkönige Aun, Adils und Egil im 5. und 6. Jahrhundert begraben worden sein. weiterlesen Gamla-Uppsala (Alt Uppsala)
Past 4 am we got up at home, took the train to the airport – and by 11 am we arrived to Hotel Clarion in Uppsala. From our room we enjoy a beautiful view to the castle. weiterlesen Uppsala
Bereits um 11 Uhr sind wir im Clarion Hotel Gillet mitten in Uppsala angekommen, dürfen auch schon unser Zimmer beziehen (im 5. Stock mit Sicht auf das Schloss. weiterlesen Uppsala
Regula will have to check the translated texts from Google. weiterlesen Translations
Rägi wird die von Google übersetzten Texte noch prüfen müssen!!! weiterlesen Übersetzungen
Today we continue to Stockholm (200 km). There is certainly something for everyone in Stockholm. We will definitely take a tour through the old town of Gamla Stan and visit the German Church, the Knights‘ House, considered the most beautiful Baroque building in Stockholm, the cathedral and the Royal Palace. In the winding streets there are numerous cafes and restaurants to relax. We also have time to visit the Concert House, where Nobel Prizes are awarded annually, the National Museum in Neo-Renaissance style and the Vasa Museum with the historic warship Vasa.
A trip by steamboat to the World Heritage Site Castle Drottningholm is recommended. After an hour’s drive through the arms of the Mälaren you reach the residence of the royal family. weiterlesen Stockholm
The destination is the over 700 years old town of Örebro (130 km), which lies at the southwestern tip of Hjälmaren Lake. To visit there would be here the picturesquely located on a river island castle. In addition, the open-air museum Wadköping lures with numerous, old wooden houses, which were mostly built in the 15th and 16th century and come from the entire city. Continuation and organization of a room is up to us. weiterlesen Eskilstuna
Today, we head north again. Your first stop will be at Vimmerby, home of Astrid Lindgren, who was also buried at her parents‘ farm, Näs. We should discover the farm Kalkutt and the real Lönneberga and Bullerbyn, which really means Sevedstorp! In addition, a visit to the Astrid Lindgren world should not be missed, of course, before we continue to our destination Linköping (220 km). weiterlesen Linköping
After breakfast we drive to Jönköping, one of the oldest cities in Sweden. Located at the southern end of the Vättern, the second largest lake in the country. Interesting here is the Match Museum, which informs about the history of making this old lighter. Then continue south. This region is home to the famous Swedish furniture store IKEA, whose founder Ingvar Kamprad not far from Växjö (270 km) grew up. weiterlesen Växjö