Let me take you to a unique destination called Spirit Museum in Stockholm. Cheers to everybody!!
A rainy afternoon in Stockholm
It was a rainy afternoon and was our last day of travel in Stockholm. We were waiting for the rain to stop and were looking at the tourist map and suddenly we found out about this museum.
Never before we visited such a museum. The constant urge of exploring something new drives us always. That day too was not an exception.
In wine there is wisdom, in beer, there is freedom, in water, there is bacteria ~ Benjamin Franklin
Spirit Museum in Stockholm
The museum is about the human experience with alcohol. I find the Absolut Art Collection (Absolut is the third largest brand of alcoholic spirits in the world after Smirnoff and Bacardi) very interesting.
It includes almost 850 works by some 500 Swedish and international artists, commissioned by Absolut Vodka between 1986 and 2004. It was produced as part of the brand’s marketing strategy.
Inside the Spirit Museum, Stockholm.
The museum is about the human experience with alcohol. #Travel #Sweden Share on X
Inside the Spirit museum in Stockholm
Absolut art collection is lively, diverse, at once sophisticated and naive.
Different ways to portray a drink is not only interesting to marketers and advertisers, but to anybody who has a creative side and values imagination.
Inside the Spirit museum in Stockholm
Inside the Spirit museum in Stockholm
Inside the Spirit museum in Stockholm
Different ways to portray a drink is not only interesting to marketers and advertisers, but to anybody who has a creative side and values imagination. #Travel #Sweden #Museum #wanderer Share on X
Smelling Absolut Vodka
I enjoyed smelling various flavors of Absolut Vodka. I have never seen before such an arrangement to smell Vodka. It was fun!
The hangover room
Inside the hangover room!
I quite liked the concept of the “hangover room” upstairs, inside the museum.
There is a small space, decorated just like someone’s apartment and once you get inside and lock the room, you will hear a drunk woman (recorded voice of course) talking to herself.
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I personally liked this museum mainly because of its unique concept. It was fun and entertaining. Finding and exploring off-beat places is fun.
I remember visiting the Neils Bohr Institute in Copenhagen during our weeklong trip to Scandinavia.
A rainy afternoon soaked in cocktails was indeed splendid! Have you ever visited such a museum?
Isn’t it unique? I will come up with more such places in my next posts. Stay tuned and goodbye or Hejdå (pronounced Hay-doe) in Swedish!
A rainy afternoon soaked in cocktails! #Travel #Sweden #wanderlust Share on X
After the first glass, you see things as you wish they were. After the second, you see things as they are not. Finally, you see things as they really are, and that is the most horrible thing in the world. ― Oscar Wilde
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