Today we left right after breakfast in the direction of Kalmar. Why Kalmar? There is the dinosaur world – a perfect place for children and young at heart adults. There are numerous dinosaur exhibits and excavations of dinosaur bones and fossils to see. Of course, it also reminds a bit of Jurassic Park with the many lighting effects and opportunities for children to hide in the mouth of a dinosaur or in the egg of one and have their picture taken. Of course, this opportunity had to be used extensively.
In principle, the whole thing is a mixture of a museum and an adventure park – knowledge transfer in an easy, understandable and interesting way.
After the positive impressions of the dinosaur lizards we went on to Stockholm, the capital of Sweden. This is located directly on the sea and is full of impressive smells of sea air, screeching seagulls and a kind of quiet bustle. Not to be compared with hectic Berlin. Rather, everything much more serene and relaxed. We were also impressed by the friendliness of the people here. In our hotel Hasselbacken we checked in quickly and easily. Shortly freshened up in the bathroom and off we went to the strolling and amusement mile of Stockholm, a kind of Tivoli right on the water. Thus the air is fresh and there goes a pleasantly lauer wind, which makes the stay pleasant. From roller coasters to chain carousels and ghost trains, you can find everything your heart desires here. For a fixed entrance fee at the entrance, you can ride all the attractions in the park as often as you like. A good thing, especially with children, who you can hardly get off the roller coaster again. It’s easy on the wallet and doesn’t detract from the amusement of all family members.
Of course, we were also able to buy and enjoy chips and soft drinks. So it was an all-around successful afternoon until the early evening hours, during which we had a great time and everyone could do exactly what he or she enjoyed. Tired and full of positive impressions, we then sank into our hotel beds and are already looking forward to tomorrow, when we will explore Stockholm.