“Sodertern, an island?” you might ask. Yes, Sodertern is an island. It is Sweden’s third largest island, after Gotland and Oland. Sodertern lies in the southern part of Stockholm. It is bordered by the majestic Lake Malaren and the Baltic Sea. Sodertern is a land of contrasts. The northern parts of it are made up of a rift valley countryside with high ground that is either pine forest or bare. The long valleys of the south, on the other hand, become level ground. The waters surrounding the area are either freshwater or brackish water with poor salinity. You might wonder what the geological composition of the area is. It is almost entirely gneiss. Sodertern is a fascinating place. It is a mix of nature and history, of the old and the new. If you want to discover its secrets, a journey through the Swedish landscape awaits you.
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Step through the grand wooden doors of the Central House of the Workers of Art, and you’ll be transported to