Travel With @susanne - Food, Hipsters, Work and Fun in Stockholm, Sweden

Stockholm has already become my new favorite city! And luckily, I will be returning in just a couple of weeks, for work.
I am blown away! The food here is amazing, the people are super friendly and the weather has been good.
Here a couple of pictures from my first six days in this lovely city.

I love staying at hotels. I love Airbnb too, but sometimes you just want the luxury of getting up in the morning to a long breakfast. The first nights I stayed at Elite Hotel Stockholm Plaza, located at Norrmalm, right next to the office, because of work. And for the rest of my trip, I'm staying at Scandic Malmen, which is located at Södermalm. This area seemed to be a bit quieter and more relaxed. I found tons of cool restaurants here!

From the reception at my current hotel ...

The food here is just great. I find the food to here more modern and bold than the food that I eat in my hometown in Norway. This might just be because it's a bigger city. But I'm loving it! I've had a burger, sushi, chicken stew, Swedish cheeses and amazing steam buns with Oumph!
Tonight I'll eat dinner at YUC! (www.yuc.se) with two friends of mine. I'm excited!
I'll write a post just about the food because this city deserves it.

The reason for my visit was working for a Swedish tech company where I'm employed. I usually work from Norway (or anywhere else), but they wanted me to come over to meet everyone and have a couple of meetings. I was not sad when I heard that they wanted to fly me over here and that I get the chance to come back for a kick off event in September.
While I've been here, I have also worked remotely to help my customers with social media. What a great world we live in. Technology makes it possible to work from anywhere.

A picture from our office. We are located in the same building as Spotify and the awesome coworking space Epicenter!

Swedish people and Norwegians understand each other because our languages are pretty similar. But I find myself switching to English sometimes because it's just easier and some Swedes don't understand my dialect. Ha ha!

From my flight over here.

Have you ever been to Sweden? How did you like it?

Thanks for reading!
Susanne