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Scandinavia showcased at the world’s first open-air museum in Sweden STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN - FEBRUARY 16: A grey seal swims at Skansen Open-Air Museum, founded in 1891 on Djurgarden Island, which is a key destination for visitors interested in Swedish culture and history in Stockholm, Sweden, on February 16, 2026. As the world’s first modern open-air museum, Skansen showcases traditional buildings, crafts, and folk culture from Sweden’s past. The museum also offers a unique opportunity to observe local wildlife, including bears, wolves, reindeer, moose, seals, and various bird species, with harbor and grey seals among the highlights. Metin Aktas Anadolu Stockholm Sweden. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage.

Scandinavia showcased at the world’s first open-air museum in Sweden STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN - FEBRUARY 16: A grey seal swims at Skansen Open-Air Museum, founded in 1891 on Djurgarden Island, which is a key destination for visitors interested in Swedish culture and history in Stockholm, Sweden, on February 16, 2026. As the world’s first modern open-air museum, Skansen showcases traditional buildings, crafts, and folk culture from Sweden’s past. The museum also offers a unique opportunity to observe local wildlife, including bears, wolves, reindeer, moose, seals, and various bird species, with harbor and grey seals among the highlights. Metin Aktas Anadolu Stockholm Sweden. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage.

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Scandinavia showcased at the world’s first open-air museum in Sweden STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN - FEBRUARY 16: A grey seal swims at Skansen Open-Air Museum, founded in 1891 on Djurgarden Island, which is a key destination for visitors interested in Swedish culture and history in Stockholm, Sweden, on February 16, 2026. As the world’s first modern open-air museum, Skansen showcases traditional buildings, crafts, and folk culture from Sweden’s past. The museum also offers a unique opportunity to observe local wildlife, including bears, wolves, reindeer, moose, seals, and various bird species, with harbor and grey seals among the highlights. Metin Aktas Anadolu Stockholm Sweden. Editorial use only. Please get in touch for any other usage.

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