Scandinavian travel, design, culture, and what’s on for locals, travellers and scandiphiles. Based in Copenhagen and Stockholm.
June 23rd is when Denmark celebrates Midsummer and the Saint John’s Eve. Here’s the story behind the traditions and where you can find your nearest bonfire.
Want to know why children are dressing up and hitting a barrel with a picture of a cat on it? We’ve got the answer and more information on this Scandinavian holiday.
Ring in the new year with a little Scandi fun.
We’re covering the Danish traditions including pre-holiday, food, and what’s up with all the dancing around trees.
There’s meat steamed on birch sticks, rice porridge, and ski jumping. What’s not to love?!
It’ll be spook-tacular.
It’s party time! Here’s how to throw yourself an authentic Danish birthday.
We guide you through the many wacky and wonderful traditions so you can celebrate (or at least talk about) the holiday like a native.
Celebrate the Swedish way.
A very Scandinavian celebration of these little crusty creatures.
Bring our your best blue and yellow; here’s an explanation of the history and traditions surrounding Sveriges nationaldag.
What do Swedes do for Christmas? Wouldn’t you like to know!