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April 2020

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Welcome to a world of travel, entertainment and culture, curated from a global collective of writers, photojournalists and artists. Each article of our award-winning magazine is sure to inspire, no matter which of our destinations you call home.

Stockholm

Pet Sounds, Stockholm

Blur, Oasis and Coldplay have all performed at Stefan Jacobson’s Pet Sounds. The store owner says he is inspired by “the sound, the smell, the sheer beauty of a vinyl record on the shelf.” The shop stocks a really large selection of new and secondhand records. Customers range from young hipsters buying the latest import releases to grumpy old men buying original 1960s LPs

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Underground in Stockholm

The world’s longest art exhibition spans decades as well as kilometres. It borrows from the artistic pioneers of the 1950s and highlights the avant garde artists of the modern day.

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Södermalm, Stockholm

Södermalm is a southern district in central Stockholm. Considered an island, it’s nevertheless connected to surrounding areas via bridges and railways.

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Taste of Stockholm - Wallenbergare at Opera Bar

Opened in 1905, Opera Bar is a Stockholm institution, and chef Gustaf Nathorst and his team specialise in traditional dishes, or Husmankost, including this “posh Swedish hamburger”. While there is a story behind all iconic dishes, Wallenbergare has more than just one. Two of the stories suggest it originated in the 1930s, and that it was created for Marcus Wallenberg, head of Sweden’s dynastic financial family

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Story Hotel, Stockholm

Filled with chic designs, contemporary art and a Parisian-influenced bar that has become the mainstay for the stylish locals, Story Hotel is a unique Swedish gem.

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Hard Bop

An unlikely place for jazz? But Helsinki is making tradition with its clean sound

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