The Jumbo Hostel is a hotel located inside a decommissioned Boeing 747. It is located at Arlanda Airport near Stockholm, Sweden. The jetliner was fully sanitized and its interior and decorations were conversed to comply with the standard building demands. The hotel has 27 rooms, a “cockpit suite” and a café.

Icehotel is the world’s largest inn made entirely of ice. Each year artists and architects rebuild it from the ice of the local river in the town Jukkasjärvi, Swedish Lapland, 200 km north from the Arctic Circle.

The disused airfield of Byholma in Sweden became a local landmark after it was turned into the giant timber storage. Enormous piles of tree trunks 13 m (42.6 ft) high and 2 km (1.24 mi) long were built up here after the dreadful hurricane Gudrun, which brought down the big part of Sweden forests in 2005.

Snowmobilers patrolling the forest not far from the city of Umea in the north of Sweden thought they found a wrecked car until they dug it out and saw what was in inside.

Amazing engineering.

This story is incredible. It is a minor miracle of how and where the ring was finally found.

This treehotel located near the Swedish village of Harads is built in the shape of the UFO. It’s pretty odd, and you have to pay $650 per night to stay here.

An operation to rescue a kitten lasted for 2 days in Gothenburg (Sweden). The frightened creature was trapped in a concrete tube (15 cm in diameter) under a store. Staff at the supermarket heard animal’s cries for help but could not reach it. Rescuers used advanced camera equipment to monitor the kitten’s life in the tube.

This is a tree hotel that is located in Sweden. The Mirrorcube is accessed by a rope bridge; accommodates two people and has a roof terrace; a living room, a bath, a small kitchenette, and a large bed; the interior has a 360 degree vies and is made from plywood; its exterior represents a camouflaged refuge; the mirror box is 4m X 4m X4m; it is built around a tree trunk, and; it’s made from light weight aluminum.

An igloo during the northern lights. This picture was taken in northern Sweden, near the town of Björkliden.

Or Observation Tower! You can now own your own little castle located in Sweden if you have the change to pick it up.

Pionen is an underground data center that belongs to the biggest Swedish internet service provider Bahnhof. It is located 30 meters under the granite rocks. It was built in a former bomb shelter, thus it can withstand a direct attack with a hydrogen bomb. Two Maybach MTU diesel engines from a submarine are responsible for backup power supply. Together they produce 1.5 megawatts of power. The entrance doors are 40 cm thick. The place is surrounded with the granite and it just mesmerizes with its beauty.

Swedish furniture brand IKEA has published a cookbook that contains a collection of dessert recipes. Photographer Carl Kleiner took the photographs of the pastries before their preparation, showing a color view of dismantled ingredients that look really simple but beautiful.

There is an unusual little village in Sweden called Harads. The unique thing about it is its remarkable network of hotels known as Treehotels. There are currently 6 houses built on the trees. Each one has an exclusive design. In the future the owner of these hotels is planning to build 18 more treerooms to host more guests.

Europe likes King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden even though he always appears in public in such silly hats thanks to Photoshop ;)