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At YLC, we aim to give our readers insight into healthy lifestyle options available in the city. In a bid to get Healthy in the City – we tried out Crossfit training.
Want to have some fun and save the Baltic Sea? Stockholmers – here’s your chance!
Nasjonaldagen (National Day) is a momentous day in the Norwegian calendar. In neighbour capital Stockholm, 10,000 people participate in the festivities every year. Here’s your chance to be one of them in 2013! You may also like: Recipe of the Week: Fårikål Recipe of the Week: Pannekaker A Brief History of the Constitution Norway was on Boney’s side in the […]
Summer and music make a perfect combination in Stockholm! Find the festival that best suits your taste!
Finally – after months of eager anticipation – ABBA The Museum opens in Stockholm!
On 27th April 1994, something wonderful happened in South Africa: the first post-apartheid elections. It’s been commemorated as a national holiday ever since and can even be celebrated right here in Stockholm You may also like: South African Recipes Expat Traditions Swedish Culture Universal suffrage at South African elections was a milestone in global history. The […]
Friday is International Women’s Day and hundreds of Stockholmers will take to the streets to join Barnvagnsmarschen against maternal mortality. Whether you want to join or just wonder what’s up with all the matching strollers – YLC has the lowdown. Barnvagnsmarschen (or the Stroller Demo) is organized by the Swedish Association for Sexuality Education (Riksförbundet för […]
ABBA The Museum opens at Djurgården in Stockholm May 7th 2013 and we at Your Living City have 2 tickets to give away to the opening day!
Ah, Eurovision. The fun, the frocks, the fantastic spectacle. I remember watching it with my mum when I was 7, getting far too involved in the mayhem. I didn’t know about Melodifestivalen though, the build up to Eurovision in Sweden, where the nation’s representative is selected.