Soho House in Stockholm, Sweden
Stockholm, Sweden Soho House What’s the member’s club in a nutshell? The young, urban creative class is catered to by the international private member’s club Soho House, which has made its way to Stockholm. In the neighbourhood of Östermalm, a former church from the 1800s has been outfitted with Soho House’s distinctive brand of “eclectic […]
Finland’s 6 most unique and transformative sauna experiences
Finland Finland’s 6 most unique and transformative sauna experiences The best Finnish sauna experiences for relaxing and socialising Intrigued by Finland’s sauna culture? Sauna bathing is a long-standing tradition among Finns. Their sauna culture is rich, and saunas are an essential part of the Finnish way of life. For many Finns, going to the sauna […]
Stockholm’s 7 best art museums (and what artworks to see)
Stockholm, Sweden Stockholm’s 7 best art museums (and what artworks to see) The full list of art museums to explore while in Stockholm, Sweden Looking for the best art museums in Stockholm? The Swedish capital has so many art museums with everything from Renaissance masters to the newest contemporary works that it can be difficult […]
CF Hill in Stockholm, Sweden
Stockholm, Sweden CF Hill What’s the art gallery in a nutshell? One of the city’s most compelling independent galleries is CF Hill, which focuses on showcasing quality exhibitions and artists – emerging as well as mid-career and art historical icons – that in turn promote dialogue between generations. Named after Carl Fredrik Hill, one of […]
10 Danish museums with architecture as remarkable as its collections
Denmark 10 Danish museums with architecture as remarkable as its collections Denmark’s most captivating museums – both inside and out Art and architecture go hand in hand, especially when it comes to museums. Designing a museum is a great honour for architects, as it enables them to carve their names in the memories of the […]
Cisternerne in Copenhagen, Denmark
Copenhagen, Denmark Cisternerne What’s the art gallery in a nutshell? Cisternerne, or the cisterns in English, is a truly unique art gallery located in the former water reservoir of the city, hidden underneath the ground in the Søndermarken park across from Frederiksberg Castle. The dark, cold and moist space is unlike any other space showcasing […]
Designmuseum Danmark in Copenhagen, Denmark
Copenhagen, Denmark Designmuseum Danmark What’s the museum in a nutshell? The former Frederiks Hospital, built between 1752 and 1757, was converted into a museum for Danish and international design and crafts in the 1920s by no other than Kaare Klint, an architect and designer that is known as the father of modern Danish furniture design. […]
Nasjonalmuseet in Oslo, Norway
Oslo, Norway Nasjonalmuseet What’s the museum in a nutshell? Nasjonalmuseet, the National Museum, holds Norway’s most extensive collection of art, design and architecture – 6,500 of the 400,000 works are permanently showcased in the space. It was founded in 2003 when the National Gallery, the Museum of Art and Design, the Museum of Architecture and […]