Really ? for the first time in my life , I got some SEK from the bank and I was planning not to use my credit card. omg.be prepared to use your credit-card often as sweden operates nearly cashless.
Maybe a good time to check your card-providers abroad-fees which can sum up fast while you are paying also small amounts usually cashless
locals are useing primary a mobile app calles 'swish' but as far as i know it only can be connected to swedish banks
exactly...cards=easy to control taxes..
as they have been faster than google-pay and apple-pay there evolved a only national popular app which is called 'swish' www.getswish.sewhat about Smartphone payments?
...national popular app which is called 'swish' www.getswish.se.
he has to check - but as far as i know, swish needs to be connected to a BankID which is only provided by swedish banksthen (just thinking) @tufanv could transfer money from his bank/card to siwsh-App and use it?
yes, I hope we won't be freezingAs long as you have a Credit Card, you are fine. Swish can be one payment-option among many others.
I am from Sweden but I have lived in Italy for nearly 30 years. However, I visit Sweden at least 4-5 times a year and I have no problems using Credit Cards or cash to be honest.
Enjoy Stockholm - it is a lovely place although I prefer it during the summer, especially going for a boat-ride in the marvelous archipelago.
Generally speaking, it's cold but not that much.yes, I hope we won't be freezing
Thanks ! yes temps will not be too bad according to reports so it will be ok I think.Generally speaking, it's cold but not that much.
Last winter I've been in Lulea (far north) and the perceived temperature was not that bad (probabily because of low humidity). What was a bit scary was the treatment to the airplane wings in order to allow a safe take off..
BTW, we used a mix of cash and credit card
Once upon a time, I was in Rome in Agust. That day I said to myself, I won't come here again because of the heatI have a good suggestion for Stockholm: change your prenotations to Roma.
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Generally speaking, it's cold but not that much.
You're right. I live in Lugano, south Switzerland, but I'm from south Italy where 40°C (summertime) are not uncommon.this is kind of relative