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Sweden – To Experience the Beauty of Scandinavia
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No. of pictures: 32 pictures
Published: 28.9.2017

Should you desire to enjoy amazing nature, lakes, hikes in deep forests where you wouldn't find a living souls, museums, Viking era and other sights then Sweden is the place for you. Some of our authors have already traveled to this Nordic country. They took photos of different places so see for yourself where you could go as well.

 

Text: Lenka Bauerová

Photos: Ester Dobiášová, Matouš Vinš, Magdaléna Radostová, Beata Firicová

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