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Take part
and win in
the Dachser
competition
Where the 120-kilometrelong
Lake Mälaren – Sweden’s
third-largest lake – A
meets the Baltic Sea lies
Stockholm, the capital of
this northern kingdom.
B
Stockholm spreads across
14 islands connected by 53
bridges. Each of the islands
C
has its own character and
contributes to the compelling
charm of the Swedish capital,
which is sometimes also re- D
ferred to as the “Venice of the
North”. During the Christmas
season, the coastal city is
resplendent in a sea of glitter- E
ing lights. Christmas markets
invite visitors to stroll through
the streets and listen to the
singing of Lucia, the Swedish Queen of Light. Gamla Stan,
Stockholm’s Old City located on the shores of the Baltic on the
island of Stadsholmen, boasts the majestic Baroque “Three
Crowns” royal palace. This is the official residence of the
Swedish monarchy and one of the country’s most impressive
attractions. Immediately behind the palace is a romantic
labyrinth of narrow, winding cobbled streets. Besides count -
less souvenir shops, this is a veritable treasure trove of discovery;
the historical buildings of the Gamla Stan house myriad
attractive antique shops, art galleries and cosy cafés.
The park island Djurgården accommodates the Skansen openair
museum. Here, visitors can experience 19th century Sweden:
some 150 typical Swedish buildings from all over the
country have been brought here and turned into a miniature,
Send your answer with the respective error coordinates to
gewinnspiel.kempten@dachser.com by 15.01.2010.
Solution coordinates from DACHSER magazine 3/09:
C3 – C5 – D1 – E3 – E5
The winner is Mike Berger from Veendam (Netherlands).
Competition
When Saint Lucia sings
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Competition:
Find the five errors that
have found their way into the
picture and win a plastic 1:25-scale
EMEK model truck from MAN in Dachser design.
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self-contained town featuring houses, a school, a post office
and a church. Glass blowers, potters and tinplate workers
demonstrate their handicrafts. The adjacent zoological park is
home to a wide variety of nordic fauna such as wolves, bears
and – of course – elks.
And if 14 islands aren’t enough, visitors can take one of the
many “skerry cruisers” through the Stockholm Archipelago.
Nearly 30,000 craggy rocks and islands, most of them uninhabited,
form a fascinating maritime landscape. Idyllic sandy
beaches provide a backdrop for numerous winter festivals. This
is the ideal place to leave the big city life behind for a while and
relax. And those who crave parties, entertainment and a touch
of seafaring romance can experience the city from the deck of
one of the luxury Baltic ferries to Helsinki or Tallinn. K. S.
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