Born in the water town, I was born with no resistance to the water-rich city. Venice was too commercial and too noisy. After a week, I left and went to Europe again until I came to Stockholm, which is known as the Nordic Venice. Although it is suspected of following the trend, Stockholm is really beautiful. It is between the Malaren and the Baltic Sea. The city is spread over fourteen islands. Multiple bridges are connected. There aren't too many tourists here. The Swedes live here leisurely. Because of the neutrality, Stockholm's Old City has escaped two world wars and is extremely well preserved. You can see every style of the church in the Middle Ages. Take the ferry from the pier and walk between the water systems, and experience the rogue history.