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Foundation Fountain House Stockholm easier for people with mental disabilities to live a good life or at least a better life.

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Haga Forum,

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Fotografiska, the Swedish Museum of Photography,

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Operakällaren / Operaterrassen,

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Skansen Restaurants,

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Arlanda Conference & Business Center,

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Factory Nacka Strand,

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Kistamässan.

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Berns Hotel & Salonger,

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Stockholm City Conference Centre,

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München-Bryggeriet,

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Frihamnshallen,

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Stockholmsmässan, Stockholm Exhibition & Congress Center.

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Stockholm Waterfront Congress Centre & Radisson Blu Waterfront Hotel.

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Stockholm Globe Arenas; Ericsson Globe, Hovet and the Annex.

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New congress center, hotel & office situated in Stockholm City.

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EuroCorr Korrosionsinstitutet

ESHRE (European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology)

LLB is a Suppliers Association for companies selling professional use equipment for audio, lightning, video, and multimedia, as well as musical instruments.

Nordic conference and exhibition for EMC, ESD and Electrical Safety as well as Mechanical and Thermal Environments. Organiser: Just Event

Antiques fair with fine art, vintage and 20th century design, collectors' items and building preservation.

Northern Europe's largest furniture fair including interiors for the home, office and contract markets.

International lighting fair for domestic and public environments.

Fair and seminars regarding higher education in Sweden and abroad. Organiser: SACO, 18-19 Nov 2010

Fair for everyone interested in food, drink and kitchen equipment.
12-14 Nov 2010

The inspiration and knowledge fair for everyone who cares about their health. 12-14 Nov 2010

Scandinavia's only autumn show for yachts and motorboats as well as accessories. 10-14 Nov 2010

The Nordic region’s premier source of knowledge and networking for senior professionals who design, build and operate data centres. Pan-Nordic Data Centre Conference. 4 Nov 2010

Scandinavia's largest meeting place for the development of teachers and school principals. Fair and seminars. 1-3 Nov 2010

Northern Europe's only dedicated exhibition for all actors in the public transport industry. Organisers: The Swedish Public Transport Association, The Swedish Bus & Coach Federation, The Swedish Taxi Association, The Swedish Association of Local Authorities and Regions and the Association of Swedish Train Operating Companies. 26-28 Oct 2010

Sweden's largest exhibition for the packaging industry. Organiser: easyFairs Scandinavia. 20-21 Oct 2010

Stockholm's largest meeting place for the electronics industry. Organiser: easyFairs 20-21 Oct 2010 .

Scandinavia's largest fair for the manufacturing industry. 19-22 Oct 2010

Sweden's largest exhibition for private economy. Exhibitors are among others banks, online stockbrokers, fund managers, pension managers and insurance advisers. Also seminar program, panel discussions and guest lecturers in the field.
7-10 Oct 2010

Interiors, design and arts and crafts for the home. 7-10 Oct 2010

Medical meeting about the study of diabetes. Organiser: EASD

Sweden's largest fair for better living. Ideas and products exhibition with seminars for all home owners. 7-10 Oct 2010.

Northern Europe's largest fair within security technology, fire and rescue.

World Water Week in Stockholm is an international forum for global water issues. This year's theme is the Water Quality Challange. Organiser: SIWI

The World’s Children’s Prize for the Rights of the Child (WCPRC) is based on the UN Child Convention. The WCPRC strengthens the voices of children and young people, promotes their ‘humanitarian growth’ into global citizens, and helps them to demand respect for the rights of the child. An event for children about children.

The Annual Congress of the ESC is the largest medical forum in Europe, which presents the latest developments in experimental and clinical cardiology. Organiser: European Society of Cardiology. 20-24 Sept 2010

Germany has always one of the centers of attractions on the globe. The place is as beautiful as the fantasy of an artist and the imagination of a poet. It has a rich history that's speaks through the archaic and bewitching architecture and monuments, the culture and the convivial attitude of the locals. There are royal castles, magnificent castles and handmade houses that take you to the roads of the country's glorious past. The wonderful cities of Germany like Berlin, Munich, Hamburg and Frankfurt etc. treat you with an ecstatic unity in diversity.

The best time to visit Germany is summer season. When the sun is shining above your head during the months of April to September, Germany is an ideal place with mild weather and sunshine. Once you reach Germany, it is a pleasure and delight to explore the place via a train. These trains take you from town to town providing you the best of all amenities and an opportunity not just to explore the interior but also the enthralling outskirts of each city.

A Little about the Cities-

Berlin, the capital city of Germany is a city full of life and passion that never lets your spirits down. Besides the entertaining and unforgettable nightlife of Berlin there are other attractions too. The Brandenburg Gate and the remains of the Berlin Wall in Berlin sing the saga of the time of Second World War when Hitler reigned over Germany, are remarkable things to watch. While you are in Berlin be sure to visit the Checkpoint Charlie Museum that throws more light on the history of Berlin Wall and has a collection of the relics related to unbeaten escape attempts across its borders. Apart from this you should also visit the Germaldegaleire or the traditional Picture Gallery that has an exotic collection of the 13th to 18th century art.

There are several good hotels to make your stay comfortable in Berlin. The archaic Adlon Hotel is quite a renowned hotel in Berlin. You can ask either ask your travel agency to reserve the lodging for you or search the internet.

The city of Munich is bustling with all sorts of people from students to musicians, artists and the like. The place is known for its nightlife and for the love for fashion. The season to visit Munich is from June to October when you can actually enjoy and taste the fun and flora of the city. The popular tourist spots are the Englischer Garden which has a Chineese Pagoda along with beautifully trimmed landscape parks. Then there are also the Residenz palace and Klostergasthof Andechs well known for its chilly beer. Konigshof Hotel and Stachus Plaza are recommendable places to stay.

The city of Hamburg also known as the 'gateway to the world' is situated between the Lake Alster and River Elbe. The place has a horde of museums and historical buildings with a bubbling nightlife and delectable cuisine. Hotels like Kempinski Hotel Atlantic Hamburg located alongside Lake Alster can be opted to stay.

If you want to take a look at old timber houses along with skyscrapers then the city of Frankfurt is the right choice. The place has lots of attractions like Palmengarten (1869) -a home to thousands of wonderful plants, events of the sort Nokia Night of the Proms, the Frankfurt zoo and so forth.

Apart from these cities there are other celebrated cities are Cologne known for German architecture, long winding roads, restaurants and the hot favorite of children as well as kids-the Chocolate Museum, the city of Saarburg resting in the hills of Saar river valley and also the city known for giving birth too auto companies- Stuttgart.

All in all Germany is a perfect destination for your vacations!

Tourist attractions in Sweden are many and very varied. From Santa Claus in the north to crayfish parties, Viking adventures, the Midnight Sun and the ubiquitous smörgåsbord, this is a land of many contrasts; the tourist attractions in Sweden will not let you down. Here are 7 tourist attractions in Sweden, in no particular order, that are each well worth the visit.

1. Stockholm is the capital, and it is a great place to visit. This city will amaze you for its cleanliness and its feeling of being safe. It will amaze you for other things too. It has some wonderful museums, large peaceful parks, a nightlife that will take your breath away - literally, and architecture that sets the scene for a purely Swedish experience.

2. Forget Loch Ness in Scotland; come to Storsjön in Jämtland province. This huge lake has a legend to rival Loch Ness, a monster that even enjoys the protection of the law! And if you fail to spot the monster, the general area around Storsjön is still worth the visit; the scenery alone will simply astound you.

3. Inlandsbanan is the inland railway. If you are a train lover, then this is a train ride not to be missed. You can travel across the Arctic Circle, get off when you want, get back on again - it's your choice. The 1,300 kilometer journey goes all the way up to Lappland in the north, and to Kristinehamn further south.

4. You probably associate European beaches with the Spanish Costas, or the Greek islands, but Sweden has plenty to offer too. The island of Gotland in the Baltic has some excellent beaches, and coupled with the surprisingly warm summer weather they can expect most years, this is definitely a destination for those who want to be in a northern country, but still lounge on the beach.

5. If you like traveling on water, why not take a trip on the Göta Canal. You can travel southeast to northwest across the country from Gothenburg to Stockholm on an old ship. You will cross a river, eight lakes and three canals. You will also pass through 66 locks and travel, albeit briefly, on two seas. There are few journeys that can boast that degree of variety!

6. If you enjoy hiking, then this will be one of your favorite tourist attractions in Sweden; the famous hiking trail of Kungsleden. The trail snakes over 500 kilometers from Hemaven to Abisko. It is well marked out and extremely popular. There are cabins along the route of the trail, but in the holiday season these can become very popular and crowded.

7. If you love rugged scenery in a rural natural setting, then Bohuslän is for you. This is the area. More or less, between the Norwegian border in the north, to Gothenburg to the south. There are a multitude of small rocky islands with little fishing villages nestled in between. The scenery is almost surreal and well worth a visit. This must rank as one of the better of the tourist attractions in Sweden.

Scandinavian Masters at Bro Hof Slott Golf Course. Beautiful course in Bridge outside Stockholm. A beautiful area located at the lake.

Nightlife in London springs from its cozy pub culture, which has developed over hundreds of years of bad weather and the best draught beer. London pubs are easy to find and very atmospheric in an old school sort of way. The only drawback for the die hard night lifers is that they stop serving drinks at 11pm and the tubes close shortly thereafter at 12.00 forcing people to head back home ensconced in their identical black coats pulled up against the late night air.  However, clubs rapidly take over from where the pubs leave off after witching hour. All across London, there are a great variety of clubs available for people of all tastes from fifties cabaret clubs to chic rave clubs offering loud dance music and strobe lights.

These popular clubs often come from illicit beginnings. You'll find many of London's major clubs in converted warehouses and under railway arches. The space that warehouses afford is perfect for large raves. As a result of their former underground existences, you won't find these clubs by hitting a certain area and walking the high street. You need to know someone who knows about the tucked-away location, although you can pass through by handing over £20 instead of whispering a password to the bouncer. If you want to see how exclusive nightlife in London can really get, you'll have to fork out a bit more and visit a member's club (consult a nightlife guide for addresses) where you stand a chance of spotting celebs, like Kate Moss.

There are certain general areas in London which have a good nightlife with west central being the most famous spot, especially the areas of theatreland and Soho, Mayfair and Notting Hill. If you're in North London head to Camden for the alternative scene and Brixton to the south is perfect if you prefer the larger club scene. To the north east near the famous city of London, which was bombed during the war, places such as Shoreditch are fast becoming a popular haunt for those who enjoy wine bars and minimalistic settings. 

Finding the best clubs and bars in London is no exact science and you probably won't ever see the inside of the best clubs if you're not both rich and famous.  Nightlife in London does, however, offer plenty for the broke tourist and average Londoners who find more than enough enjoyment 'down the pub' and in your standard warehouse clubs.

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Visit Paris is to see the world-class clubs, cafes and cocktail bars and why not go shopping for some trendy club wear while you're there? You want to hear the famous French Touch house music and see the sunrise over the Seine. But Paris is also the number one tourist destination in the world, so you've got to do a bit of due diligence and see at least a few tourist attractions, if only to show your friends and family that you really were in Paris. So here are the top ten most interesting things to do for night clubbers visiting Paris, including the top tourist attractions that should be of particular interest to you.

Palace of Versailles - The home of the French kings from Louis XIV to Louis XVI (and Marie Antoinette). This is undoubtedly the most extravagant palace in Europe and one of the most renowned in the world. At its height over 1000 nobles lived at Versailles, taking part in its social functions and playing games of political intrigue. If you like elegance, glamour, and extravagance, take a day off, get up early and go see Versailles.

The Louvre - The most famous museum in the world, the home of the Mona Lisa and countless other priceless works of art. You could spend a week exploring the Louvre, but since you're in Paris for nightlife and the Louvre is centrally located, just head over for an afternoon after a late brunch. Take in the Mona Lisa, the Venus de Milo, the Slaves of Michelangelo and a few other pieces that strike your fancy. The next time you visit a vernissage, you'll be able to admire the art from a new point of view.

The Eiffel Tower - The Eiffel Tower needs little introduction. You should visit it so you have a photo of you with the Eiffel Tower in the background, it'll be a good memento of your Paris nightlife trip. If you don't choose to go up to one of the observation levels, you can also choose to go to Place de Trocadero which presents some of the best Eiffel Tower photo opportunities.

Café de Flore - While you could visit any café in Saint Germain, or cafes in many other neighborhoods in Paris for that matter, Saint Germain is renowned for being the favorite destination of intellectuals and artists. One of the most well known cafes in Saint Germain is the Café de Flore. You can eat a late brunch here or just stop by in the afternoon for a cup of coffe or early in the evening for a cocktail. Ideal for people watching, chilling out after shopping in Saint Germain, and also for a light lunch, Café de Flore was the hangout of the philosopher Jean Paul Sartre and his band of existentialists. Note that while the outdoor terrace is usually full, French noteworthies and regulars generally stay indoors or upstairs.

Stroll along the Champs-Elysées - Although the Champs-Elysées is no longer the Greatest Boulevard in the World, as it was immortalized in films like Godard's Breathless ( A Bout de Souffle ), you should visit the Champs-Elysées in order to orient yourself, because Paris' finest clubs are found along the Champs-Elysées and its side streets. Most of the shops and restaurants these days are chains, franchises and fast food but you'll also find Louis Vuitton's flagship store.

Place des Victoires - This list could be filled out by ten places to go shopping, but we'll try to stay on track. So limit your specific shopping destination to the Place des Victoires. On the square itself and the side streets, are some of the city's best shops and boutiques for buying club wear. You can also pick up numerous club flyers and party invitations in the same boutiques and the nearby trendy cafes

Visit a VIP Nightclub - Paris is home to some of the most exclusive nightclubs in the world. While a night out can be quite expensive, it can also be rewarding. The nightclubs along the Champs-Elysées can be the most difficult to get into. So if you don't consider yourself a veteran of getting past the velvet rope, the best strategy is to go to a nice trendy cocktail bar, talk to the trendy people there and ask them where is the best place for YOU to go tonight. They will get the message and tell you where the entry is easiest or perhaps invite you to come along with them. Key destinations include: Queen, l'Etoile, Le Cab, VIP Lounge, Sens, Le Baron.

Cabaret - If you want to spend a quiet but spicy evening out, visit a Paris cabaret. Cabaret shows are Las Vegas style variety shows with bare breasted dancers, acrobats, and other exotic performers. The Moulin Rouge is a classic and the old standby, but the Lido, on the Champs-Elysées, is in the same vein but slightly more upscale. Slightly different, the Crazy Horse is a racier show, consisting entirely of almost totally nude women who perform choreographed dance while an artistic display of colored light dances across their bodies.

Theatre / Opera / Jazz Club - Choose according to the amount of time you have and your particular predilections. But every night of the week there is something to do in Paris. You'll find some of the most magnificent Opera and theatre in the world. If you visit the theatre, you'll need to be fairly fluent in French to follow, but even if you're not, visiting a venue like the Théatre des Champs-Elysées can be a social event. When visiting the Opera, Opera Garnier is the obvious choice. With its Baroque architecture and capacity of over 2000 people, it offers nightly performances of opera and ballet. For either, you'll want to dress to the nines. Paris also has a world-class Jazz offering, check out the New Morning or the Hot Brass for top international headliners.

Drive along the Quai de la Seine -At least once during your stay in Paris, at 4AM or 5AM, or whenever you're heading home before dawn, take a taxi along the Quai de la Seine. If you head from the Champs-Elysees to Châtelet you'll travel along the bank of the river. Seeing it at night, when all is quiet and the crowds have gone to sleep, is an unforgettable site and a romantic one too.

In the event that your night time activities don't wear you out, or if your fortunate enough to have enough time to go out every night for a fortnight and still have days to spare, you can visit the standard offering of museums, restaurants and cultural attractions. And just in case you've got a long stay planned, get closer to the culture, and avoid the 6AM walk of shame past the hotel doorman, by choosing a short term Paris vacation rental.

Will you be traveling to Amsterdam, Netherlands ? If so, it is likely that you plan on at least doing a few tourist activities while you are there. I know that often times vacations can get hectic and sometimes slightly boring after you've spent long days after days carting around your touring group to one attraction after another. But as is usually the case in most cities or towns anywhere, some of these attractions should not be missed. And in Amsterdam, those are the museums. From the museum on Cannabis culture to the Rembrandt museum, Amsterdam is known throughout the world for its extraordinary art and informational exhibitions of all sorts. From conservative, traditional to all out bizarre, Amsterdam has the best of them.

But where do you find out about museums in Amsterdam, Netherlands? How do you know which Amsterdam museums are worth it? Well, many of the classic, tourist-trap type, if you will, Amsterdam museums will be listed on a city map or in any major tour book. You might even find out about some from your local AAA office, or other travel agent. But as for the rather odd ones, the ones that are a bit harder to find and even more fun to talk about back home; here is a brief list and description. The following are six Amsterdam Museums that cross over the line of ordinary. Hopefully you will enjoy them.

The giant four story NEMO science center is one Amsterdam museum attraction that many tourists might easily miss. Despite its huge presence right on the water near the city's Centraal Station, this Mecca of experiments and knowledge is sort of tucked away and requires a little walk off into the distance of seemingly nowhere to get to. It is not hard to miss though, for the science museum is marked by its architecture; the building design consists externally of a massive ship from an aerial view that appears as though it has landed halfway in the water. Once inside the structure, nobody would ever notice this look, and sadly it is raised so much above ground that depending on which way one enters the museum, it could be easy to miss completely. But the NEMO center, the largest science museum in the Netherlands has plenty of character inside as well. Families with children, couples, even grandparents of any age can enjoy this world of fun, hands on learning tools.

How many times have you thought about it. When you drive by and look at that back alley, take an elevator, use a public restroom. If you have that kind of dirty and kinky mind I know you have thought about it. So why not do it. If your love life or marriage has become strained it is something to consider.

What's worse, having your relationship fall apart because of your sexual tension with your partner, or being arrested for indecent activity. I don't know about you but staying with my girl is important enough to take the risk if she felt our sex life needed that kind of thing.

Now the question is; Do you want to do it because you want to experience new and exciting things, or would you do it to try and save your relationship? To tell you the truth, I have had both circumstances. I have a depraved, dirty mind when it comes to sex, as well as well as a mind that thinks of sex as a way to share your love with another. I simply cant imagine any human being walking on this earth not having the same kind of mind, so I can only assume you are the same way.

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