Stockholm is a city that is worth it vivitar, because it has big quantity of places in which undoubtedly, you can enjoy very much. But also, if you are a lover of the literature and have read the trilogy of Stieg Larsson Millenium, one of the books that has become fashionable lately (with a the same way successful adaptation to the movies) there is no doubt that this trip is perfect for you.
The proper Museum of the City offers a holding a permit visit in which you will be able to know the places most emphasized from Larsson's work. This walk is realized every Sunday at 11 a.m., and has a price of approximately 10 euros, although also you have the possibility of doing the route for your account with a map that they can facilitate to you (with the advantage of which it is edited also in Spanish)
Lisbeth Salander and Mikael Blomkvist are the protagonists of this history that has managed to be done by thousands of fans all over the world. With this original route, you will cover the same places as the protagonists of the history. Dividing of the Museum of the City, n the corner with GÖtgatan, that is the commercial artery of Stockholm, we will approach the writing of the magazine at which the protagonist of the history is employed every day.
Later, we will come up to the square of Mosenbacke, where Lisbeth buys his apartment of 23 rooms. The pub The Bishop's, Lundagatan, Mellqvist Keffebar … and other locations are the places that you will be able to know thanks to this original visit, undoubtedly, an alternative more than perfect for the lovers of this trilogy.
Certainly, that if what worries you is the price of the flights, sure that it is interesting to you to know that the company Norwegian offers competitive flights at quite reasonable prices between Barcelona and Stockholm.
It is sure that every time it feels like becoming more an escapadita …
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