Sweden

In Malmö there's a hotel named Hotel Kramer and on the forth floor it's said that a white lady haunts this floor.

Also Malmö Hus, a Castle/ Fortress, have a bed that nobody sleeps in . But on every morning the staff must make that bed.

It's also said that there's ghost in Drottningholm, Stockholm.

Sweden is a beautiful country that is rich in culture. Some of the best tourist sites in Sweden are:

* Stockholm, the country's capital, is home to many cultural treasures. Old Town is a quaint stretch that boats preserved historic buildings and cobblestone streets. Österlånggatan and Västerlånggatan are pedestrian streets filled with vendors and boutiques. While in Stockholm, you can also visit the Palace Museum and City Hall.

* Take a boat ride to Drottningholm Palace and see where the Royal Family of Sweden lives. You can also see a play at the Royal Theatre, where 18th century plays are performed the way they were hundreds of years ago.

* Visit one of the 16 glassworks shops in the southern province of Småland and see this interesting craft in action * Children will love going to Santaworld, a Christmas theme park, in Mora.

Sweden has never been invaded, they have gotten into wars but never invaded.

I'm not sure are you talking about Lapland or Fennoscandia.

Yes, but they are not very commonly seen so you have to call the cab companies even in Stockholm. They are quite expensive.

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It really depends on how you intend on serving the meatballs: Swedish meatballs are intended to be served unaccompanied covered with a sour cream based brown gravy, Italian meatballs are intended to be served over spaghetti, vermicelli, linguine, etc. with a pasta sauce (e.g. tomato, cheese, pesto). The spices of each type of meatballs are different and using one type of meatballs for the purpose of the other would produce clashing flavors.

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Sweden remained neutral and traded a lot with Nazi Germany. Furthermore, Hitler saw the Nords as the ultimate, master race and so admired the Swedes to the greatest degree.

did you mean "Was Sweden Scandinavia?"

if yes then the answers is yes..they ARE Scandinavian there are 3 kingdoms of Scandinavia Denmark, Norway and Sweden

yes because my sister is dating a swedish boy

A julbukk is a small figure of a goat made of straw.

Here are SOME swedish traditions!

1. Christmas is on the 24th of December and you open your presents in the evening together with all your family or friends.

2. You eat porridge at Christmas.

3. You traditional swedish food at Christmas.

4. Children put out biscuits and milk for santa Claus at night when he comes down the chimney.

At the moment it's 14,39 USD.

The biggest airport in Sweden's biggest city Stockholm, is called Arlanda. The airport of Gothenburg, Sweden's second biggest city, is called Landvetter.

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When it's 1 PM EDT in the U.S., it's either 6 PM CET or 7 PM CEST in Sweden.

When it's 1 PM EST in the U.S., it's 7 PM CET in Sweden.

In Sweden there are 230 McDonald's restaurants.

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National Socialist People's Party of Sweden was created in 1926.

Stockholm has been the capital since 1634.

Peter the Great fought the terks to gain the baltic states! He did this to westernize Russia!

The frase you looking for is: Tack! Or: Tack så mycket! (Thank you a lot.) If you want to be more up to date, you should try this: Fan, va nice!

Yes.

The Swedish constitution consists of four Fundamental laws:

The 1974 Instrument of Governmen

The 1810 Act of Succession

The 1949 Freedom of the Press Act

The 1991 Fundamental Law on Freedom of Expression

There is also the 1974 Riksdag Act, although it is not a fundamental law it does have a special status.

For more information visit the link below.

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