wherejacwanders.com – There’s something I find fascinating about stepping into an open air museum where everyone is in period costume, life goes on like in days past and you are immersed in days gone by.
Glad påsk. Celebrating Easter Swedish Style at Skansen.
wherejacwanders.com – During our recent trip to Stockholm we were lucky to see lots of Swedish Easter traditions. Little girls dressed as freckled witches, bright yellow chicken cakes and feathers adorning statues and homes around the city.
Fika: The Art of the Swedish Coffee Break.
Fika. As with so many of the good things in life, the Swedes have really got this right. Fika is a Swedish tradition which means having a break.
Stockholm Sakura. Living Life In Full Bloom.
www.wherejacwanders.com – For me sakura had always conjured up an image of Japan. Kimono clad women and men strolling down Kyoto streets under the pink petals,
Stockholm, and the promise of a new adventure.
www.wherejacwanders.com – There’s something so exciting about the first day of a trip. The excitement of closing a packed suitcase, driving out to the airport,
Art in the Stockholm Subway
The Stockholm subway system is said to be the world’s longest art exhibit – 110 kilometers long. Travelling by subway is like traveling through an exciting story that extends from the artistic pioneers of the 1950s to the art experiments of today.
A Romantic Weekend Getaway In Solo
wherejacwanders.com – As much as I love Jakarta, at times I need a break. A getaway where I can reset myself. Escape the traffic and the business and just slow down and get back to nature.
Umbul Manten, Newlyweds Spring
wherejacwanders.com – During our recent weekend getaway to Solo, on Sunday morning we got up bright and early to beat the crowds of locals to Umbul Manten,
Retro Solo Style at Triwindu Market
wherejacwanders.com – Anyone who knows me knows I love vintage and antique markets, so I couldn’t wait to check out Pasar Triwindu Market.
