Swedish island beats San Francisco, film shows
Travellers now have an opportunity to discover island life by getting their own Swedish island No electricity. No cars. And a grand total of 150 inhabitants – in the summer only. The island of Rödlöga, way out in the archipelago north of Stockholm, provides a sharp contrast to the city and area of San Francisco in the US, which, for its part, bustles with several million people in the metropolitan area.Yet the chef of a successful bakery chain leaves behind the Bay Area for Rödlöga: to save the local café, which also serves as a social and economic lifeline for the small island community.