Tag: Greta Garbo

December 15, 2023

A Stockholm Visit – Colored with Jazz, ‘Fika’ and A Royal Touch

General, Europe, Travel 50th jubilee, A Divorce Comedy, ABBA, Agaton, Americain Bar, angel chime, Artipelag, Astrid Lindgren, Berså, Blue Hall, cinnemon bun, Djurgården, Drottninggatan, Drottningholm Palace, Ekstedt, European Green Capital, Fasching Jazz Club, Fika, Fotografiska, Frantzén, Gamla Stan, Gerald Clayton, Golden Hall, Greta Garbo, Greta's, Gröna Lund, Haymarket By Scandic, Hernö Gin Bar', Jag älskar dig - En skilsmässokomedi, Junibacken, Kanelbulle, kardemummabulle, King Carl XVI Gustaf, Köttbullar, Kungsgatan, Lake Mälaren, Liffey Irish Pub, Lucy's Flower Shop, Mamma Mia!, Nobel banquet, Nobel prize, Norr Mälarstrand, Östermalms Saluhall, Paul Urbanus Bergström, Paul's, Pippi Longstocking, princess cake, Princess Victoria, PUB Department Store, Restaurang Prinsen, Restaurant Sturehof, Skansen, Smörgås, Smörgåstårta, Södermalm, Stadshuset, Stig Lindberg, Stockholm, Stockholm archipelago, Stockholm City Hall, Stockholm Concert Hall, Stockholm Jazz Festival, Swedish meatballs, Värmdö Island, Vasa Museum, Vette-Katten, Villa Villekulla No comments

Visiting Stockholm was on my target list after a Swedish film I watched during the pandemic titled “I Love You – A Divorce Comedy“. The film is a sweet romantic […]

February 26, 2022

Classic Hotels – Part 2

General, Travel 5th Avenue, Alain Delon, Always at The Carlyle, Art Deco, Ava Gardner, Belle époque, Belmond Splendido Mare, Bemelmans Bar, Bloody Marry, Blue Bar New York, Cafe Carlyle, Central Park, Clement The Peninsula, DaV Mare, De Sica, Earl Rose, Elizabeth Taylor honeymoon, Ernesto Basile, Fifth Avenue, Florian family, George Clooney, Golden Triangle of Art, Greta Garbo, Guerlain spa, Home Alone hotel, Jerónimos, King Cole Bar, King Edward VII, King of Siam, L'Atelier Robuchon, Lake Geneva, Ludwig Bemelmans, Madrid, Mandarin Oriental Ritz Madrid, Manhattan, Marilyn Monroe, Marlene Dietrich, Mick Jagger, Mont Blanc, Museum Mile, New York, Nikola Tesla, Palermo, Paseo del Prado, Pedro Almodóvar, Piazzetta di Portofino, Pierre-Yves rochon, Portofino, Princess Diana, Quique Dacosta, Roberto Rossellini, Round Table New York, Russian Tea Room, Salon de Ning, Salvador Dalí, Sicily, Sophia Loren, The Algonquin Hotel, The Barefoot Contessa, The Carlyle, The Leopard, The Peninsula New York, The Plaza New York, The Quin New York, The St Regis New York, The Woodward Geneva, Villa Igiea, Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown, Woody Allen No comments

This post is the continuation (the second part) of my previous post under the title “Classic Hotels – Part 1“. The last hotel I had mentioned in my previous post […]