I think you missunderstand, Skansen is an outdoor museum that shows off Swedish culture and Nordic animals, it is localed on Djurgården in Centeral Stockholm, and has among others these animal:
Lynx, Brown bear, Wolverine, Seals, Otters, Elk, Deer.
Thanks for clearing that up! I know of areas in different cities called skansen, hence why I asked if it was in Trondheim. So I thought it was the same in Stockholm.
The only tourist attraction I knew about in Stockholm before now was Liseberg amusement park. I’ve also heard that Stockholm is a very pretty city so I have it in my list to visit at some point.
Unfortunately, you are mixing up Liseberg with Gröna Lund, Liseberg is located in Gothemburg, Gröna Lund is located in Stockholm (and probably has the highest density of roller coasters in the world.
You ar absolutely right in that Stockholm is a very pretty city, it certainly is, and I do recommend you visiting some time.
I think you missunderstand, Skansen is an outdoor museum that shows off Swedish culture and Nordic animals, it is localed on Djurgården in Centeral Stockholm, and has among others these animal:
Lynx, Brown bear, Wolverine, Seals, Otters, Elk, Deer.
Thanks for clearing that up! I know of areas in different cities called skansen, hence why I asked if it was in Trondheim. So I thought it was the same in Stockholm.
And, I was thinking that Skansen is such a well known tourist attraction in Stockholm, that I assumed you kvew what I was talking about.
The only tourist attraction I knew about in Stockholm before now was Liseberg amusement park. I’ve also heard that Stockholm is a very pretty city so I have it in my list to visit at some point.
Unfortunately, you are mixing up Liseberg with Gröna Lund, Liseberg is located in Gothemburg, Gröna Lund is located in Stockholm (and probably has the highest density of roller coasters in the world.
You ar absolutely right in that Stockholm is a very pretty city, it certainly is, and I do recommend you visiting some time.
Also a bunch of swedes singing, the worst animal of them all
Yep, during the summer we broadcast it live weekly as a warning