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Stockholm has a law that it must maintain a ratio of one third buildings, one third parks and one third water; and what better way to enjoy the latter than to jump into a kayak and see the city at sea level.
Stockholm has a law that it must maintain a ratio of one third buildings, one third parks and one third water; and what better way to enjoy the latter than to jump into a kayak and see the city at sea level. Read less

An adventurous way to see Stockholm by water
Stockholm has a law that it must maintain a ratio of one third buildings, one third parks and one third water; and what better way to enjoy the latter than to jump into a kayak and see the city at sea level.
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