Stockholm

Stockholm is the capital city of Sweden, situated on 14 islands on the east coast of the country. It is a vibrant and cosmopolitan city, known for its stunning architecture, rich history, and cultural diversity.

One of the most recognizable landmarks of Stockholm is the Royal Palace, which is the official residence of the Swedish monarch. The palace is located in Gamla Stan, the city's historic Old Town, which is home to a wealth of medieval architecture, cobbled streets, and charming cafes.

One of the city's unique features is its abundance of green spaces and waterways. Stockholm is surrounded by a vast archipelago of over 30,000 islands, making it an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts. There are plenty of opportunities for kayaking, sailing, and fishing, as well as hiking and cycling in the city's many parks and nature reserves.

Another popular attraction is the Vasa Museum, which is dedicated to a 17th-century warship that sank in Stockholm's harbor on its maiden voyage. The museum is home to the restored ship and a range of exhibits that provide insight into Sweden's maritime history.

Stockholm is well-known for its sustainability efforts, with a focus on reducing greenhouse gas emissions and promoting renewable energy. They have implemented a congestion charge, increased cycling infrastructure, invested in electric buses, and have a goal of becoming fossil fuel-free by 2040.

The Different Transportation Systems of Stockholm

Bus

Stockholm lightrail

Metro

Commuter Boats

YBC

YBC, stands for Young Business Creatives and is a public school in the municipality of Nacka, right next to Stockholm. It's located on the top two floors of Kunskapsgallerian (The Gallery of Knowledge), a building YBC shares with two other schools. The school has 600 students and offers three courses with different specialisations in each.