Photos emerge from the Maple Leafs' trip to Stockholm, Sweden

The Leafs arrived in Stockholm on Tuesday, and between the scores of reporters present in Sweden for the event and the Maple Leafs' social media team, we're getting a nice look at the trip so far.

Right from the moment the plane touched down in Stockholm, the cameras were on the Leafs:

Obviously, just about everyone reading this knows what Scotiabank Arena in Toronto looks like, but you probably don't know what Avicii Arena in Stockholm looks like:

The Buds were all smiles taking in their first practice on Swedish ice and during the first post-practice media availability:

The media presence was especially large for William Nylander, quite possibly the biggest Swedish star on the trip among all 4 teams:

Some members of the team took in the BÖRJE Premiere, a film made following the passing of the late Börje Salming:

Mats Sundin was present at the Premiere as well:

The Leafs were back at practice this morning with power play drills being one of the primary focuses:

On day two of the trip, William Nylander stops for a quick photo op with a young Swedish fan on his way to practice:

Once the trip to Sweden wraps up, the Leafs will head back to North America on Monday, but won't play again until next Friday. Unfortunately, the schedule-makers didn't cut the Leafs any slack when creating the schedule, as the Buds will head out on a two-game road trip with stops in Chicago and Pittsburgh before returning to Toronto on November 28th to take on the Florida Panthers for their first home game since Remembrance Day.