Located on an island in the River Weser, the Weserburg museum is an exhibition space that extends over 4,000 square metres. Its exhibits feature works of internationally famous artists alongside pieces created by the next generation of local talents. Apart from art, the Weserburg houses Europe's largest collection of publications and documents about art, ranging from postage stamps to books, films and vinyl records. It is an archive, a research institute and an exhibition space, all rolled into one.

Norrmalm, commonly referred to as the City, is the vibrant heart of Stockholm. This bustling neighbourhood epitomises the city's modernity and urban energy, featuring a harmonious blend of contemporary architecture, high-end shopping destinations, cultural landmarks, and lively entertainment venues. Strolling along the bustling streets of Norrmalm, you'll find iconic sights like Sergels Torg, a bustling public square adorned with artistic sculptures and fountains, as well as major attractions such as the Royal Swedish Opera, Stockholm Concert Hall, and the upscale shopping district of Bibliotekstan.

The Gerhard Marcks House is fully dedicated to sculpture. This internationally recognised museum is home to the vast majority of the artworks created by Gerhard Marcks, a sculptor from Berlin who, among other things, gifted the city of Bremen with his famous statue of the fairy tale 'The Town Musicians of Bremen'. The collection continues to expand, with the addition of works by other sculptors, including contemporary artists.

Immerse yourself in the full Louisiana dining experience with a fun and educational cooking demonstration class at the New Orleans School of Cooking. In a converted 19th-century molasses warehouse, watch a local chef prepare classic Creole dishes like gumbo, jambalaya, and pralines. As you learn the secrets of these beloved recipes, enjoy generous samples paired perfectly with local beer or a refreshing sweet iced tea.