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This is the second entry to my Robots' Guide to Winter Depression - an illustrated guide (mostly in Swedish) on how to get through the dark winter months. If you happen to speak Swedish, you'll find the more in-depth guide on my instagram: www.instagram.com/joensoderhol…

But on to tip 2! Visit a botanical garden
I've heard that an important part of getting past your seasonal affective disorder is finding something you actually enjoy with the season (winter in this case). But sometimes the longing for green, light and warmth is just too strong. So maybe there's a botanical garden near where you live that you can visit to cheer you up?

If you are here in Stockholm, you can visit the Butterfly house in Haga, or Edvard Andersson's greenhouse at the botanical garden in Frescati. In Uppsala there is the Tropical greenhouse in the botanical garden. And to go a bit more international: the Royal Botanic Garden in Edinburgh is an absolutely beautiful place.

Do you have any recommendations of places like this to visit, wherever they might be in the world?

The previous post in this series:
www.deviantart.com/joenso/art/…

Description
This is the second entry to my Robots' Guide to Winter Depression - an illustrated guide (mostly in Swedish) on how to get through the dark winter months. If you happen to speak Swedish, you'll find the more in-depth guide on my instagram: www.instagram.com/joensoderhol…

But on to tip 2! Visit a botanical garden
I've heard that an important part of getting past your seasonal affective disorder is finding something you actually enjoy with the season (winter in this case). But sometimes the longing for green, light and warmth is just too strong. So maybe there's a botanical garden near where you live that you can visit to cheer you up?

If you are here in Stockholm, you can visit the Butterfly house in Haga, or Edvard Andersson's greenhouse at the botanical garden in Frescati. In Uppsala there is the Tropical greenhouse in the botanical garden. And to go a bit more international: the Royal Botanic Garden in Edinburgh is an absolutely beautiful place.

Do you have any recommendations of places like this to visit, wherever they might be in the world?

The previous post in this series:
www.deviantart.com/joenso/art/…