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PHOTO SPECIAL: The beautiful Stockholm archipelago
Looking for a traditional Midsummer feast? Look no further than Sweden, where Midsummer is often celebrated as the nation's true National Day.
By Erik Bergin on June 18, 2012
STOCKHOLM ARCHIPELAGO PICS.
As Sweden gears up for the annual Midsummer festivities – to many Swedes considered more important to celebrate than the June 6 National Day – the country’s archipelago reaches its peak time of the year. Especially the archipelago of Stockholm, a world-unique collection of about 35,000 islands of different size and atmosphere, is considered a prime spot for both partying, family fun and a sailor’s stage for showing off big yachts and fancy boating equipment.
→ See our Guide to the Stockholm Archipelago: 5 best destinations for tourists
The Traveling Reporter went out among the islands, equipped with a mobile phone camera, to try to gather the essense of the archipelago at its best. Above is the result. Click and dream yourself away!
→ The Daily Mail: Midsummer magic: Fine food, fairytales and flowers on a June journey through Sweden










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