Resorts Magazine

T ravel l ing between Stockholm , Os lo and Copenhagen i s a di ve into a pas t that reinvent s i t sel f wi th elegance, respect for the env ironment and a l ifes ty le far from the f renzy of other European capital s . The old indus t r ial bui ldings , once beat ing hear t s of the local economy, have been res tored, renovated and t ransformed into luxury ci ty hotel s , where des ign, sus tainabi l i ty and modern l i festy le meet in a per fect synthesi s and l i fe qual i ty. In Stockholm, known as the Swedish Venice, des ign i s a mat ter of national pride and the ci ty’ s hotel s are a tangible proof of i t . Es sent ial facades hide surpr i s ing inter ior s , where the Swedi sh minimali st des ign i s expres sed through clean l ines, natural mater ial s and a careful at tent ion to detai l. A common feature is to hos t emerging ar t i s t s in the shared areas of the hotel s . Mov ing towards Os lo , we f ind a ci ty where unspoi lt nature meet s urban innovat ion. The Norwegian capi tal , one of the greenes t in the wor ld, welcomes v i s i tor s wi th a new awarenes s of luxury. A bui lding of the 1930s of the E lectr ici ty Board i s now a haven of elegance and comfor t where minimali st design coex i s t s wi th the conservat i ve res torat ion of Ar t Deco element s , creat ing an envi ronment where elegance embraces sus tainabi l i ty. The large windows and panoramic ter race overlook the ci ty, whi le the inter ior s exper t l y ref lect natural l ight . Oslo also s tands out for i t s commi tment to inclus ive urban des ign, wi th acces sible and welcoming publ ic spaces for al l . NORD EUROPA 92 R ESORTS M AGAZINE