Stockholm, the capital of Sweden. Photo taken in 2001 and later.

To some known as the heart of Sweden, these is the land of the famous wooden horse.

Only 15 minutes drive from the Swedish city of Uppsala lies the Fjällnora Recreation and Nature Area. In Summer the lakes are a popular swim spot. Especially lake Ramsen is a nice hike-around in winter time as well.

Facing the predictions of an almost snow-free Christmas a friend and I set out to find a proper winter in Vemdalen.

Pointing its nose to Denmark, the rocky Kullaberg Peninsula of Sweden is illustrated with forests, small bits of grazing lands and even a golf course.

High up in Sweden lies a land that turns into a different planet when winter comes: step with me into the Arctic Circle.

In the far north of Sweden lies a formal coastal church village from the 1300s. Due to lower sealevels Gammelstaden is now situated inland.

An autumn stroll through Malmö, the Gateway to Sweden when coming from mainland Europe.

Just a Swedish mile (10 km) from the main square of the city of Uppsala lies a great escape: Norra Lunsen Nature Reserve.

Öland, the second largest island of Sweden, is known to be a busy place. Especially during the summer.

Stockholm's own old-growth forest has been battered by time and a massive 1999 fire, which still leaves a big impact more than 20 years later.

Lake Wolverine is an idyllic spot somewhat south of Söderhamn on the east coast of Central Sweden.

South of the Lake Mälaren, Sweden, the land is filled with castles and old trade towns. Photo Locations: Eskilstuna, Mariefred, Strängnäs, Täxinge.

Tivedens is known to be one of the wildest national parks of Southern Sweden. Rough rocks, forest lakes and a hide-out for the trolls.

Strategically located in the Baltic Sea, eyed upon by many rulers of past and present. Gotland has much to offer, such as the dreamy UNESCO World Heritage medieval city of Visby.

Copenhagen, capital of Denmark, is a delight to visit. Seen from Sweden it is the gateway into Europe.

A landscape with touching mountains and deep valleys, wrapped in fog. Ottfjället in Vålådalen and Björnen in Åre. Jämtland, Sweden

From Belgium they came, to build Sweden's industry when it was still being invented. The name of the Walloons lives on, as Vallonbruk, Uppland, Sweden.

Rising from the fjord like a submarine made out of stone and glass. The Operahouse of Oslo, Norway, as witnessed in 2009, a year after the opening.