Culture

Kanelbullens Dag: Why Swedes celebrate the Cinnamon Bun

Every year on October 4th, Swedes go a little crazier than usual for the Cinnamon Bun. This day marks Kanelbullens Dag…

1 month ago

Feeling Stressed? Sweden Might Just Be the Doctor’s Order

Stressed out, running on fumes, or just one meeting that could have been an email away from a meltdown? You’re…

1 month ago

From Survival Food to YouTube Dare: The Wild Journey of Surströmming

If you’ve ever Googled “world’s smelliest food,” chances are you’ve stumbled across Sweden’s most notorious culinary treasure: surströmming. This fermented…

2 months ago

Kräftskiva: The origin behind Sweden’s spectacular crayfish parties

Crayfish season starts at the beginning of August and ends somewhere around the end of October. For those lucky enough…

3 months ago

This is how and why Swedes celebrate Midsummer

The midsummer weekend is finally upon us. If you are Swedish or lucky enough to have a Swede in your…

5 months ago

10 facts about King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden

Today, Sweden will be celebrating two holidays. First, the century old tradition of Valborg, which also happens to fall on…

2 years ago

Swedish Easter Traditions: A step-by-step guide

Looking to bring some Scandinavian influences to your Easter this year? We've compiled a list of the most important decorations,…

2 years ago

All You Need To Know About The Semla – Swedens Most Beloved Pastry

The tradition is centuries old but the day keeps getting more popular, and creative variations of the semla keep popping…

2 years ago

Meet Oskar Stenmark: The Swedish Jazz Sensation in New York

Oskar Stenmark, a remarkable Jazz artist from Sweden, has found his musical home in the heart of New York City.…

2 years ago

Why one-fifth of the Swedish population immigrated to the United States

Between 1821 and 1930, a total of 33 million Europeans emigrated to North America. Out of these 33 million Europeans,…

3 years ago

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