We went there this morning and stayed more than planned
, (I usually try to be home for lunch so kids can nap in their own beds afterwards) but we just
couldn't leave and miss all the fun that was going on: every room is decorated
for Christmas according to the holiday traditions of the five Nordic countries
(Iceland, Denmark, Norway, Finland and Sweden), Christmas market (going on for
2 days : today, December 6th and
tomorrow) where you can get handcrafted gifts created by local artists ( the
market is included in the regular museum admission ticket), performances by
local choruses (we were there for the ASI Cloudberries - a female chorus- and
the ASI Male Chorus), story times, Swedish Christmas cartoons, plenty of
activities for kids (Victor chose to make Lucia crowns for his little brother
and himself).
We ended up having lunch at the museum and let the boys nap
in the car on the way home.
Here you can check out the schedule for Sunday. I guarantee
you'll have lots of fun. If you plan on going to the museum tomorrow I advise
you to do it early in the morning. ASI opens at 10 am, we were there at 10:30
am and their parking lot was already full. But I guess they are used to big
crowds for the Winter Wonderland and they were handing out maps of parking lots
nearby.
Stef
