Pilgrimage to the Heart of Swedishness
Midsummer is arguably the most magical of all Swedish traditions. In Dalarna, festivities go on for weeks, which means you don’t have to settle for one celebration. Ranging from
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Midsummer is arguably the most magical of all Swedish traditions. In Dalarna, festivities go on for weeks, which means you don’t have to settle for one celebration. Ranging from
Read moreNowadays in Sweden, Good Friday is like any other holiday when shops stay open late and people can enjoy a night out in town. But it wasn’t always that way – Read more about how Good Friday (långfredagen in Swedish) was celebrated in the old days.
Read moreIf you have ever visited a Swede’s house in December, it’s very likely you’ve come across a stuffed, gnome-like figure with a woolly beard and a conical cap cheerfully perched upon the fireplace.
Read moreToday’s Christmas traditions are a medley of various international rituals without any real cohesive thread but with strong Nordic influences.
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