I know right! The linen part was totally new to me before planning the trip too. Good that you can reduce accommodation costs, they’re really expensive in Stockholm!

Thanks for visiting my blog! =D

Thanks Courtney! I hope you enjoy Stockholm!

Thanks Ainsley! The boat hotel is a cool idea indeed – a classic option only Stockholm has, I’m keeping it in my mind for my future returns too! =D

Hi Joanna! Thank you for coming by! Am very happy to see your comment! I was in Stockholm for 2 days, leaving next morning on the 3rd, so I didn’t have a chance to visit the archipelagos, which was a pity! You have fun doing that, I shall save it for my next time! =) Also, I had booked a hotel room and also cancelled when I found the hostel that eventually felt like a good fit. I also didn’t try their famous cinnamon buns for fika haha I’m missing out all the must-sees and must-eats! Time passed really quickly for me in Stockholm, I might be sharing my itinerary here on my blog though.

I went Bergen and Stavanger after Stockholm – Norway is unlike any other country I’ve ever been, it’s amazing! Please stay tuned for my blogposts on Norway, I’ll try my best to catch up writing! Scandinavia has SO MUCH to offerrrrrrr I wish I can spend months just exploring there if it’s not so expensive *blushes*, and omg you’re going Iceland and Copenhagen! Enjoy your trip, definitely will be awesome!

I cannot wait to get to Scandinavia! I will be going to Iceland and Norway (Oslo/Bergen/Stavenger) and a quick visit to Copenhagen? Have you visited those cities? I would love to read your blogs aout them!

Joanna

Thanks Pamela Leon for coming by! Honestly, I spent much time planning possible programs to fill my itinerary and it was quite a struggle because I struck out museums like Vasa Museum, ABBA Museum, the medieval museum etc as I had no interest in them. But I went Stockholm at a good period when the cherry blossoms were in bloom in Stockholm, the ambience was really fantastic! I might share my ‘not-so-conventional’ itinerary on my blog one day =)

Thank you Julie! Stockholm was a pretty place to visit =) And about the hostel, IKR! Very glad I found this hostel! Or I would have had to pay S$400+ for a room half the size somewhere else.. 😉

Oh no! I didn’t eat meatballs in Stockholm lolll (I don’t take beef), and I didn’t go IKEA either! Not worth the time to travel down hehe.

Thanks Alaine! Fun to read about the differences from a person familiar with Stockholm too! Hmm, what I did was walk past the cafes at Sodermalm and check out the menus pasted outdoors –– mostly Swedish, so I’ll just walk on, ha! I’m the kind who just wants quick and easy efforts about meals when I travel solo, so I don’t even think about asking the staff, though all I’ve met are just very helpful and friendly staff in Stockholm =)