#kallbadhus

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Doors, Gates and Windows (No. 38)

Landskrona, S (seven pics)

Kullaberg Nature Reserve, S

Varberg, S (two pics)

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The first coastal cold water bath houses were built in Sweden during the 1820's, and they saw another burst of interest in the late 19th century after the Swedish industrial revolution and the completion of the national railways. Many of these were situated in the southern and western parts of the country, were quite a of the old constructions still standing [like Varberg kallbadhus], while the ones built in and around Stockholm with few exceptions have been lost to time [like Strömbadet in Stockholm]. The little coastal town of Landskrona where I just moved have had two previous cold bath houses both lost to severe storms, the first in 1941 and then again in 2013. The construction is now on for the new bath house [click the link to see a very disturbing rendering] which is set to be opened fall 2024.

I will have to try it at least once when it is opened, until then I'll just have to use it as a scene.

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Ribersborgs Kallbadhus (from the early 20th century), Limhamnsvägen 29, Malmö, Sweden

Source: own photo, 2011.

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Borgholms kallbadhus by Håkan Slättman Via Flickr: Kodak Ultramax 400 Filmrulle 2021:10

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Snow morning and -8 Celsius at the Ulricehamn Cold Bath House and Spa © Karl Hedman 2021 #ulricehamn #ulricehamncity #drkarlhedman #snow #winter #sjuhärad #westsweden #sweden #sweden🇸🇪 #swedenshots #sweden_photolovers #swedenimages #ulricehamnskallbadhus #kallbad #kallbadhus #coldbath #spa #relax #house #architecture #arkitektur #landscape #landscapephotography #landscape_captures #snowlandscape https://www.instagram.com/p/CKGXd7wMTlI/?igshid=1m1m8dvj3tkgm

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Scandinavian studio White Arkitekter has reinterpreted a classic symbol of Swedish cultural heritage with a modern twist. The bathhouse features a timber-clad structure, and is located along a beach promenade to a height of three metres above sea level: http://bit.ly/2ssWpRl

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Landskrona Kallbadhus, 1953

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THE 6 BEST PLACES TO VISIT IN EUROPE IN 2021

Anticipating how travel will glance in 2021 is a waste of time. However, what's without a doubt is that this year has hit the delight business hard: the meaningful ventures, the mother and-pop organizations, individuals doing things right. So going in 2021 will not simply be an opportunity to reconnect with ourselves and feel the buzz of showing up in another spot and another headspace, alive to additional opportunities. As it were, it will be our opportunity to decide in favor of the sort of world we need to live in: one of maintainable organizations, environments and networks, instead of people gazing into the seductively empty bereft of a cell phone screen. It will likewise be an opportunity for a considerable lot of us to recall that we live in a mainland that is one of the extraordinary interwoven designs mankind and topography. Here's the place where we'll be going in Europe in 2021, and it feels progressively basic that we as a whole get out and do likewise – and make a decision in favor of euphoria. For more future motivation, look at our manual for the best occasion objections for 2021 and the best UK objections to visit in 2021.

6. THE AZORES

With the conceivable exemption of Iceland, no place in Europe does land dramatization very like the Azores – the Hawaii of the mid-Atlantic, with thickly forested islands bordered by rough precipices that appear to emerge from the nothingness like goliath green knees from an early stage shower. The archipelago, 950 miles from the bank of parent country Portugal, is a position of volcanic cavities, sulphuric natural aquifers, penetrating whales and surf breaks ignored by epic stacks. The archipelago of biospheres and marine stores has likewise been a calm paragon of practical the travel industry, a kind of European response to Costa Rica.

There are ships and little planes to islands like Faial, Pico and São Jorge, yet the majority of the activity occurs on Sao Miguel, which is all around loaded with great spots to remain. The exemplary twofold header is to put in a couple of evenings each at two sister inns: the Azor, with fresh mod-store calculation and a roof pool ignoring the harbor in the principle town of Ponta Delgada; and the Furnas Boutique Hotel up in the mud-percolating volcanic focal point of the island, where the superstar is the dark stone, Japanese-style warm pool.

In Vila Franca do Campo, the whale-watching and plunging area of interest thirty minutes along the south coast from Ponta Delgada, Convento de São Francisco is a 10-room shop in an exquisitely stark seventeenth century religious circle. Different features incorporate the Sete Cidades Lake Lodge, a progression of wood lodges on a kayak prepared lake in the wild north-west; and the Santa Bárbara Eco-Beach resort , a position of low-threw substantial innovation ignoring a long surf sea shore on the north coast.

By need, the food is consistently locavore, from the islands' popular cheeses to uncommon however delightful fish, for example, wreckfish and blue-mouth rockfish, and cozido das Furnas, a seven-meat stew slow-prepared in Furnas' volcanic earth. This is an immortal kind of spot; a profound nature escape, which feels about directly in 2021.

5. DUBROVNIK AND ITS SURROUNDS, CROATIA

Dubrovnik might be a little overwhelmed with Game Of Thrones sightseers, yet there's constantly been a sure wizardry to this limestone fortification on the Adriatic. Also, what's regularly neglected is the thing that an extraordinary beginning stage it is intended for a legitimate experience. Toward the south, it's not exactly an hour's drive past the languid harbor towns of the Dubrovnik Riviera to Montenegro – a country which has step by step been rediscovering its post-war magic, particularly with the impending appearance of a biophilic-innovator inn from Janu, Aman's new more youthful sister brand. Toward the north, it's under three hours to Mostar, an impeccable Bosnian town of fairylit millhouse cafés and Ottoman stone scaffolds, not a long way from the Kravice cascades, with a turquoise swimmable tidal pond encompassed by Niagara-like falls.

Yet, the alternate approach is offshore, towards the vehicle free, tumbledown Elaphiti islands of Koločep, Sipan and Lopud, handily came to by neighborhood ships. The one to visit in 2021 is Lopud, an island of Renaissance-time stone houses, outlandish gardens and demolished fortifications. Its Franciscan religious community is presently open as the five-suite Lopud 1483, following a meticulous 20-year redesign by Swiss workmanship supporter and donor Francesca Thyssen-Bornemisza. She and her family have filled the 5,000-square-meter religious community with Renaissance and contemporary workmanship, a Franciscan drug store and a reflection garden planned by an Arctic shaman, while protecting the unpleasant plasterwork and patina of the antiquated cloister.

4. SKÅNE, SWEDEN

Sweden's southernmost region infrequently gets the inclusion it merits – in huge part in light of the fact that such a lot of buzz is drawn across the Øresund Bridge from Malmö to Copenhagen. Yet, Skåne is certainly worth investigating, from the interwoven appeal of the city to the lakes, wineries and Nantucket-esque clapboard waterfront towns of the rich open country, frequently alluded to as Sweden's larder.

Malmö has large numbers of the things making it work that have put Copenhagen and Amsterdam on each most-liveable rundown going: youthful, bikeable, streaked with trenches and substantial espresso joints, yet additionally home to a wonderfully saved Dutch-Renaissance old town. However it stays more blended than the disobediently elegant Danish city across the water, particularly in regions like Möllevången, a refined, multicultural piece of town referred to local people as Falafel City. Furthermore, Sweden's generally loosened up Covid-19 guidelines have implied that hip locavore frequents, for example, Bastard, Vollmers and the Höganäs Saluhall food corridor, just as zero-squander lunch most loved Restaurang Spill, have clutched their magic heading into 2021.

A sample of Skåne produce is a decent antecedent to an excursion to the open country: regardless of whether south to the sea shore hovels and marram-grass rises of the Skanör-Falsterbo promontory, or north to the clapboard coastline town of Mölle, where the Grand Hôtel Mölle remarkably investigates the stone sea shore and the wild Kullaberg Nature Reserve, with its porpoises and beacon climbs. Past Mölle, Båstad is another exemplary coastline town, with a customary kallbadhus (cold washing house) spa toward the finish of a wooden dock, having a place with the legacy splashed Hotel Skansen. All over the area, which is by and large calmer than the Stockholm archipelago, there's a relaxed feeling of provenance at spots, for example, at the zero-squander Hörte Brygga in the south-west, with its superb water-side nursery in the mid year. Like an European response to New England, this is the most polished of breaks.

3. SALENTO, ITALY

For a genuine Italian break in 2021, we'll head right to the lower part of its heel. Habitually under-staffed as the nation's response to Cornwall, on its own hot recurrence, the Salento district offers an unpleasant cut rendition of the best of Italy – from the nearly Caribbean west coast to the plunging bluffs of the west coast; from Brindisi down to southernmost Santa Maria di Leuca through the florid dream of Lecce, all beasts and limestone sections. This is a dry, ochre-toned place where there is olive forests and precipice hopping kids, too drowsy to even consider having a very remarkable scene. The cucina povera will in general be plain and unfussy: take the shockingly awesome gnummareddi, or sheep offal rolls, served in the walled garden at A Casa Tu Martinu in Taviano; or the barbecued bream at Lo Scalo, incorporated into the bluffs at Marina di Novaglie, and run by the Longo family for 50 years.

In any case, a progression of little savvy stays have increased the game here as of late. For example, the nine-room Palazzo Daniele in Gagliano del Capo, a nineteenth century apartment given a rich mod-devout makeover by hotelier Gabriele Salini – where travel disruptor Thierry Teyssier dispatched his 700,000 Heures 'fleeting inn' idea. Or on the other hand Masseria Canali, a low-threw, seven-room estate of curves and collectibles west of Brindisi, which opened for takeovers this late spring with a pool deserving of A Bigger Splash.

2. TIMIȘOARA, ROMANIA

This western Romanian city is regularly alluded to as Little Vienna, with its stupendous Habsburg Secessionist structures and roundabout downtown area. In truth, it's not as glossily refined as the Austrian capital, however that is the point. Indeed, even in its stupendous focus, the primary spot in Europe to have electric streetlamps, Timișoara doesn't feel like a scam. Also, as other Romanian urban communities, including Cluj-Napoca and Sibiu, there's a discernible feeling of energetic good faith in this understudy town. A large number of the city's foundations have the vibe of somebody's parlor – like Scârț Loc Lejer, a bric-a-brac bar possessed by a craftsman's group, with a congested nursery, a bordering theater and a gallery of Communist commercialization in the cellar. Somewhere else, there are hopping club evenings at underground Database and practices at the graffiti'd Aethernativ Café, with faint echoes of early Noughties Berlin.

There are celebrations in Timișoara for everything from world music to film, Romany workmanship and jazz, the last of which has consistently been enormous here, in any event, when Ceaușescu pushed it underground. The National Opera House has drama and expressive dance works of art, with tickets at the cost of an IPA in London, and the craftsmanship goes from a road workmanship display in a street passage to the Muzeul de Arta's assortment of wry pictures by Corneliu Baba. All of which drove it to be named European Capital of Culture for 2021, an assignment which might get pushed back a couple of years in the wake of Covid-19. Name or not, this is a legitimate city of culture, and definitely worth a city break.

1. CHANIA, CRETE, GREECE

While its Ottoman-affected harbor and spaghetti bowl of cobble-stoned roads are gently delightful, Chania is sneaking up all of a sudden with regards to its food. From basic ocean side bistros to lovely Cretan high end food, this city on the north-west shore of the Greek island has a select yet rapidly growing scene that is tricking in master palates.

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Malmö

Woensdag 7 juli

Vanmorgen na het opstaan en knackebrod ontbijt bij Aleksandra ga ik naar een vriendin van haar Leonore. Hier mag ik de tweede bacht logeren omdat Aleksandra al een dagje weg had gepland. Helemaal prima!

Ook hier een warm welkom met koffie (dit keer zonder wodka) en na een uurtje kletsen trek ik vandaag mijn eigen plan. Ik besluit naar de stad te lopen en die te verkennen.

Vervolgens ga ik in het Ribersborg Kallbadhus lekker ontspannen. Hier zijn sauna's en kan je zwemmen in open water (de zee) om af te koelen. Het wordt zo dus een relaxte middag!

Nadien nog een terrasje gepakt en eind van de middag weer naar Leonore haar appartement. Inmiddels is er ook een vriend en later een vriendin. We eten gezellig met z'n allen waarna ik daarna lekker mijn eigen ding kan doen. Ik bereid me voor op mijn vervolg op de fiets morgen. Ik ga weer verder met de Sydkustleden 🚲..

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Kallbadhuset 1922

Den 22 juli 1922 var en lördag. Jag vaknade tidigt och kände mig utsövd trots ännu en tropisk natt. De knappt tvåtusen waxholmarna sov alltjämt, med fönstrena på vid gavel. Det fanns inga tjuvar på ön vid denna tid, ty det fanns inte mycket att stjäla och heller ingenstans att fly. Begav man sig ut på Waxön så var man fast tills nästa tur med Waxhomsbåten avgick.    Kallbadhuset i Norrhamnen var från 1851 och hade en beigemålad dörr som saknade lås. Vattnet under hopptornet en djupblå spegel. Så många barnskrik samlade på en och samma punkt är svårt att föreställa sig i dag. Sen Erik Lallerstedts stadshotell i jungendstil, och även Rindöbaden ute på Rindö, dessa och även mindre pensionat var fullbokade rekordsommaren 1922; holländare, tyskar och till och med krigströtta fransmän sökte sig till Norden för att få uppleva ljuset och friden. I socitétspaviljongen mitt i Waxholm spelades biljard, och i Badhotellets undervåning fanns en kägelbana. Torsten Kreuger hade skrivit i svärmiska ordalag om Rindöbadens restaurang, och artikeln hade kopierats utan hans vetskap av en fransk journalist vid namn Julien Pétain och publicerats i Le Petit Parisien den 13 november 1921, vilket föranlett en ström av fransmän att resa norrut till fredens rike, Le royaume de la paix.    Pålsundsbron fanns inte, glöm den, för den byggdes 1926. Enda möjligheten att komma till Waxholm från Stockholm var med ångbåt. Tillgången på strömming var obegränsad och ingen visste vad dioxiner var. Feta torskar trängdes i Östersjön med gäddor, abborrar och mört i överflöd. Ju mer du fiskade desto mer tjänade du, och det mesta gick snabbt att sälja på fiskmarknaden på Kornhamnstorg. En och annan säl sågs i sundet vid Kastellet, där det även var rikligt med fisk. Den pittoreska naturhamnen Norrhamnen besöktes året runt av ålänningar med sönderbrända ansikten och sumpen full med fisk som de önskade avyttra så snabbt som möjligt till underpris. Ibland kunde de dock hamna i stiltje i flera dagar utanför Tjockö i närheten av Norrtälje och få fullt upp med att hålla fisken vid liv i sumpen. Den omtvistade Norrbergsskolan ritad av John Åkerlund uppe på Norrberget fanns heller inte. Det som fanns på platsen var en en torr äng där två magra kossor betade. Lägret längre ned i backen utnyttjades som militärt övningsfält. Tennisbanorna anlades först 1936. På Lägret svettades bland andra flanören Hjalmar Söderberg. Den trånga uniformen model 1893 olidlig i sensommarvärmen. Fänrik Söderberg lärde sig på Waxön att skilja höger från vänster, och sen skulle 112 Söderberg på order kasta sig omkull, trycka kinden mot marken, bli osynlig för fienden. Det var krig på riktigt men ändå inte fick han lära sig. Första världskriget tillända sen i november 1918. Socialisterna – som på sätt och viss hade vunnit världsherraväldet – var överens om att krig på vetenskapliga samt evolutionära grunder blivit omodernt. Stater skulle förhandla istället, man kunde komma överens nationer emellan, om handel, nationsgränser, folk, fiender, seder och ideologier. Det industriella mördandets tid var förbi, liksom häxbränningarnas fasor förpassats till mänsklighetens mest pinsamma vidskepligheter. Hur fel de hade visade sig dock med Hitlers lika plötsliga som ursinniga vedergällning mot Polen i september 1939. Hermann Göring hade övat flyganfall i Spanien från 1936, och skeendena i Europa som följde därefter var i enlighet med en övergripande plan. Chamberlain begrep alltför sent allvaret i ”flygövningarna” över Spanien.    Jag står fortfarande ensam på den öfvre avsatsen i hopptornet på kallbadhuset, lördagmorgonen den 22 juli 1922. Det är redan 23 grader varmt i luften, spikarna i golvplankorna är varma under fötterna, inte en tillstymmelse till vind. Waxholm sover. Waxholm drömmer. Östersjön full av fisk. Jag böjer mig djupt i knäna och skjuter mig ut mot evigheten.

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Clouds (No. 274)

Kallbadhuset, Varberg 

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Varberg, Sweden

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コペンハーゲンの友達Mちゃんをマルメにわざわざ呼び出し、フィーカ、サウナ3セットを決めて、 近所のMalmo Saluhallでポケボウルディナー。金曜日の夜なので、雰囲気がきゃぴってた！ (på/i Ribersborgs Kallbadhus) https://www.instagram.com/p/BuNpOdMHXPv/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1exr853juy3c9

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Borgholms kallbadhus by Håkan Slättman Via Flickr: Kodak Ultramax 400 Filmrulle 2021:10