Mia
Kalmar
3 days
I go by name Mia. Borned 1998 in Vietnam but raised in Sweden since 2010. I am quite of an introvert lady that prefer soft launching tea time, slow walking, wandring off in the nature and the whimsical life. I have been living in Ireland for a few years and just recently decided to move back to Kalmar, Sweden. I was tired of climbing corporate ladder and decided I wanted to be a fairy😂 so as all the lost 20s baddie, I am purchasing a master degree in business administration while enjoy my silent days dreaming and drinking tea with some books aside.
Transport by bus was generous and cheap, you can travel 2h anywhere per ticket. The second hand shops were very affordable and there were a lot of different boutiques with a lot of different themes which is very nice. There’s a lot of diversity in the shopping experience. There was also a lot to see the parks were very well maintained overall and since it’s a coastal city it was very nice taking a walk alongside the water. Definitely a good and chill vacation spot, it has a lot to offer and especially considering the size of the town. I went there to visit my sister so I lived with her and did not pay for accommodations so I have no idea how much that will cost There’s also bad train connections to other towns for example Malmö, but it is a stop on the way to Öland which is one of Sweden’s vacation islands. If you’re on the way to the islands which should definitely stop a day in Kalmar to experience what they have to offer!
Posted: June 1, 2025