Day 7 - Night in Stockholm

10:00 - wake up + breakfast
We packed up all our stuff and leaved the hotel at 12:00.
12:10 - fueling and coffee (because there was very bad coffee in the hotel ??)
14:15 - arrival to the hotel (we got another room than we ordered)
16:00 - going to the city centre
Shopping of the souvenirs, stop for ice cream in the park and going for dinner in italian restaurant
20:30 - coctails in the sea bar
22:30 - arrival to the hotel
0:00 - sleep
=>>>>> driven 220km

Stockholm
The capital of Sweden, built on 14 islands around one of Europe’s largest and best-preserved mediaeval city centres, the city is stunningly located by the Baltic Sea.
Stockholm has more than 50 bridges and it's called "Venice of the north".

Stockholm was officially founded in 1252 by the regent of Sweden, Birger Jarl. By the end of the 13th century, Stockholm had grown to become Sweden’s biggest city, serving as the country’s political centre and royal residence – one that was repeatedly besieged over the following centuries. King Gustav Vasa is forever celebrated for recapturing Stockholm in 1523 from the temporary rule of the King of Denmark.