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Many people sigh picturing views of Stockholm, the charming capital of Sweden. However, just as many Nordic countries Sweden is way more than its admirable cities. I believe it is impossible without feeling the scent of a lush Swedish forest. Freshness of its cold winds with a spice of crispy snow. And a kiss of warm sunshine on your cheeks after a long winter. Perhaps therefore many healthy people out north spend much time resting in summer cabins, camping, hiking, skiing. To feel some of that, take this digital journey with me. From Gothenburg where I studied, to mid-north of Sweden where I am currently based. As a student, I experienced many joyful moments living in one of the oldest neighborhoods of Gothenburg, the tiny little Haga. Perfectly suitable for sharing with friends! Haga in winter — Gothenburg lights by night — on an autumn day — Hagabulle. As adorable as the city is with all of its green parks, what fascinates me the most are its islands! Gothenburg is surrounded by a picturesque archipelago stretching along the west coast. Can I even express how fun it was to go island hopping? Talks and lovely walks with fellow students from university through some of the 21 islands so serene and genuine… Nature therapy at its best! The move. From west coast to northern east coast. I remember just before moving from Gothenburg to Sundsvall, one person from Stockholm warned me. Industrial, boring and cold. It is so unlike Stockholm or Gothenburg. I cannot see you living there. Travelling by train I saw how the scenery changed from Gothenburg in the west coast — to Stockholm — and then to mid-north, where Sundsvall was waiting for me on the east coast. The closer I was to Sundsvall, the more rocks and stones I saw, and less plateau. There was something more and more harsh in the nature. When roofs of a huge factory emerged then I thought… Oh my, will this really be an unsightly place? It then raised from ashes, was all rebuilt in stone and called Stenstan literally, the city of stone. Although you can still see many well-preserved wooden houses outside of the oldtown. Living in Sundsvall suits just perfectly for someone who does not want to waste life in traffic jams, and… Loves spending quality time in nature! Many unique places are easy to access from here. There are some not to miss inside of the city too! Overlooking the Gulf of Bothnia Sundsvall is beautifully located between two hills — North and South. On the North Hill you can enjoy the city views and visit an open-air museum of the Swedish household — all surrounded by a forest. Many wooden houses and artefacts from the past are kept here. Exploring the hill, I recommend you to taste homemade gelato from Drakenglass. It can be found at a small local delicacy shop Smakrummet. On the South Hill , trails for both down-hill and cross-country skiing are waiting for winter sport enthusiasts. I must admit that the majority of Swedish bakeries bake same kind of pastries and bread, but this one has a way broader taste-map. From Portugese pastel de nata to many sorts of fresh cheesecake. Or maybe everything just tastes better by the sea? Each of these are located in different directions from the city and are easy to access by car. Come here for a promenade, meditation to a sound of falling water, some event or a picnic. Only 1. It is the highest coastline in the world! Here, the national park of Skuleskogen is a place to nurture both body and soul. Trails of this park sum up to 30 km and give you a broad spectrum of experience: stunning tranquil forests, deep canyons, cliffs and mountain tops. Whether I tailor my visit for one day or one week, I still long to come back there. If you only pass by and have no more than two hours, enjoy a cup of coffee with a view from the top of Skuleberget hill. It is accessible both by lift and hiking on foot. It is a lightly-salted and fermented herring. Odour is so strong that many airlines have classified it as an explosive and banned it! Would you dare to taste it the right way? Driving north-west direction by a river of Indal , you reach a place both magnificent and tragic. Once upon a time there was a waterfall here, known as Storforsen the Great Rapids. Yet in , this mighty waterfall was silenced forever due to a combination of human interference and the power of nature. Taking a walk here gives you an out of this world feeling as you discover and touch what was under the water for thousands of years! As it takes 1. It is a memorial building for the King Chulalongkorn Rama V of Thailand who visited the region in Here I enjoy the panoramic view of the lively river Indal , romantically rushing between the magnificent forests. The more north you go, the longer and deeper the winter. Then, you can enjoy the winter activities! In Sundsvall, its neighbor cities and skiing resorts, the nearest being in Hassela. Being curious enough to uncover the beauty… And fall in love! All we saw along this digital journey with me is just a drop in the ocean of places to see in Sweden. I have been to more and still want to visit even more. What I learned while living in Sundsvall is that the charm of this city consists of small details. Not everything is marvelous here and some days it can be hard to not complain about the harsh weather. Love for this part of Sweden will rarely come at first sight. It can gradually start to bloom in your heart with each newly uncovered place. Text and photography by Anna Balciune. All rights reserved. Anna is a certified career and life coach and mentor for young women in traditionally male-dominated fields such as STEM. 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Facebook Instagram LinkedIn Pinterest. Initially written for the Travel Cafe Many people sigh picturing views of Stockholm, the charming capital of Sweden. Part 1 We begin in a city: Gothenburg As a student, I experienced many joyful moments living in one of the oldest neighborhoods of Gothenburg, the tiny little Haga. Haga in winter — Gothenburg lights by night — on an autumn day — Hagabulle As adorable as the city is with all of its green parks, what fascinates me the most are its islands! From west coast to northern east coast I remember just before moving from Gothenburg to Sundsvall, one person from Stockholm warned me. Views from the North Hill On the South Hill , trails for both down-hill and cross-country skiing are waiting for winter sport enthusiasts. Lunch at Virriga Bakverk Part 2. Hiking in Skuleskogen If you only pass by and have no more than two hours, enjoy a cup of coffee with a view from the top of Skuleberget hill. Leave a Reply Cancel reply Your email address will not be published. Previous Clients. My Services to You. Let's talk. Warmly, Anna. Links to About. Have you ever heard a simplier and sharper explana. I filme. Hey, have you ever felt distressed on a Sunday aft. Load More Follow on Instagram. Privacy Policy This Privacy Policy sets out how we, Anna Balciune, collect, store and use information about you when you use or interact with our website, annabalciune. Data controller: Anna Balciune How we collect or obtain information about you: when you provide it to us e. From your use of our website, using cookies and occasionally, from third parties such as mailing list providers. Information we collect: name, contact details, social media information, payment information e. Disclosure of your information to third parties: user information can be shared with partners for specific types of content and events where a user has registered their information. 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Information obtained by us from third parties In certain circumstances for example, to verify the information we hold about you or obtain missing information we require to provide you with a service we will obtain information about you from certain publicly accessible sources, both EU and non-EU, such as Companies House, online customer databases, business directories, media publications, social media, and websites including your own website if you have one. Disclosure and additional uses of your information This section sets out the circumstances in which will disclose information about you to third parties and any additional purposes for which we use your information. Disclosure of your information to service providers We use a number of third parties to provide us with services which are necessary to run our business or to assist us with running our business These include the following: Internet services, IT service providers and web developers. 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To be able to offer high quality skiing in our resorts right throughout the winter season, we enhance and support our slopes with snow from snow cannons. Snow-making has been a feature of skiing holidays since the s. Over the years the technology has developed enormously, from both a technical and an environmental point of view. Long-term investments in energy-efficient snow-making systems has reduced electricity consumption from 7 to just over 1 kilowatt-hour per cubic metre of snow produced. Snow from snow cannons consists of round, compact grains which can tolerate usage and heat better than natural snow, making it ideal for maintaining high quality on our pistes. The art of producing snow Snow from snow cannons is produced by forcing water at high pressure out of the snow cannon nozzles. The drops of water freeze as gravity forces them downward. The right temperature and air humidity are prerequisites, along with ensuring that the wind is blowing in the right direction. This is how it's done Water is pumped from a water source with a pressure of approx. Air is added at a pressure of approx. Air and water are mixed in a nozzle, which then sends the drops of water into the air, forming snow crystals. Energy efficient technology To be able to produce the optimal amount of snow in the right place, our piste groomers are fitted with a GPS system that measures the snow depth each day. We have also evened out the ground in our skiing areas so that less snow is required. We also use automated snow-making systems where we preset the temperature, optimal wind direction, humidity and water temperature. This means that we only produce snow when perfect conditions are present, using technology that ensures a sustainable snow production. It's about producing the right amount of snow at the right place, in as short a time period as possible. Quick facts - Snow from snow cannons is more compact and durable than natural snow. Read more about preparation of pistes here ». English English Deutsch svenska norsk dansk. Select destination Where do you want to stay? Add guests Which ones. Select number of guests to proceed. At least one person in the party must be 18 years or older to stay in the accommodation. Identification is required on arrival. The age limit does not apply to children in the company of a parent. Select arrival day Arrival day. Choose where, who and when Where is your next trip? Where do you want to stay? Which ones Add guests Adult. Arrival day Select arrival day. Find accommodation. Add guests Who. Choose where and who Where is your next trip? Who Add guests Adult. Find package. Select destination Where do you want to go? Select a destination to continue. Select start date When to go. Choose where and when Where do you want to buy SkiPass? Where do you want to go? When to go Select start date. Buy SkiPass. Choose where and when Where do you want to rent equipment? Rent equipment. Find a ski school Ski school. Find a ski school. Types of trip. Inspiration Snow production Snow production. When the snow has been produced it needs to be prepared.

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