Skansen (Stockholm)

Today I've visited Stockholm, and I'm pretty impressed about all. We had to use a bus and a train from Vallentuna to Skansen. When we arrived there we visited a zoo with the fauna of Sweden, and we saw typical animals from here. We could see some mooses, deers, owls (which actually were kinda scary), foxes and many other ones, but unfortunately we couldn't see bears. After having a snack something magical happened... It started snowing, and very strong by the way. I'll put some photos below to let you see. After that lovely experience we took a train which left us near one of the biggest streets in the city. It was funny to see that there was a McDonald's or a Burger King in every corner. Also we could see lots and lots of shops, specially H&Ms (a swedish retailer). We ate in a place where you could choose your food, and you had different places where you could eat food from many places, I ate an italian calzone (as big as my head. I swear). After that break we were alone with our swedes, and we entered in a shopping center which was incredibly big compared with our shopping centers. When we got out we had snow everywhere, and we're not used to see that in Lugo, so Iago started a snowball fight, and the swedes joined us. They told us that that was the first time they did that because most swedes find that childish, but I think that everybody (even the adults) has a little kid inside. All the buildings around us where gigantic, and their arquitecture was futuristic. I think that the historic part of Stockolm is more impressive and also more well known. I hope to visit it soon. We came back by bus all the way, so it was a long trip. We all fell asleep in the bus, and we're tired right now, and it's half past nine, you can imagine how hard it was, but it was worth it.