Outdoor life in the city - Stockholm, Sweden

1.   Swimming.    Few cities can boast both sandy and rocky beaches right in the middle of town. 
                            Popular swimming areas include Langholmsbadet, Smedsuddsbadet,
                            Ralmbshovsbadet and Tantolunden.    www.visitstockholm.com

2.  Paddle.           Rent a kayak, paddle among all the city's islands and walk ashore when you feel
                            like it.  Have a coffee break, or even take a swim before paddling onward.  An
                            incredibly special way to discover Stockholm.   www.sjocafeet.se
                                                                                                       www.stockholmadventures.com

3.  Safari.            Take a guided safari just outside of Stockholm.  Here is your chance to see moose
                           and other animals, and to learn more about Swedish flora and fauna.
                             www.stockholmadventures.com      www.sthlmouthback.se

4.  Cycle.           Cycling is a fun to discover the city, either on your own or in a guided group. Bikes
                          are available for rent in several locations.   www.sjocafeet.se
                             www.citybikes.se      www.bikesweden.se 
                             www.stockholmadventures.com        www.djurgardscykeln.se

5.  Fishing.        As a visitor in Stockholm, it won't be long before you notice all the fishermen outside
                          the Royal Palace and parliament Building.  If you want to give it a try, you can
                          rent equipment.      www.parterfidke.se

6.  Skiing.        How about a day on the slopes?  Hammarbybacken, which is close to downtown, has
                        several slopes and offers wintertime skiing, snow-boarding, and ski lessons; you can
                        also give the fun park a try.    www.skistar.com / hammarbybacken