
Hantverkargatan 1 · Stockholm
City Hall
It is Midsummer's Eve 1923, and the grand City Hall is opened. A total of eight million red bricks is required to construct this national romantic building, designed by the architect Ragnar Östberg.
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Hantverkargatan 1
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Stockholm Canals
Stockholm’s waterways offer views of the Old Town and the city’s waterfronts. This map location is a reference point for exploring the waterside.
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Riddarhuset
Riddarhustorget 10
Riddarhuspalatset, commonly known as Riddarhuset, was built in the 17th century, during Sweden’s era as a great power. Considered one of the most beau...
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Medelhavsmuseet
Fredsgatan 2
Medelhavsmuseet is one of Sweden’s four museums of world culture. Here you can encounter mummies in the Egyptian burial chamber, marvel at the jewelle...
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Postmuseum
Lilla Nygatan 6
Postmuseum is housed in a historic building in Gamla Stan. Before becoming a museum in 1906, the building housed the capital’s only post office for 15...
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Kungliga Operan
Gustav Adolfs Torg 2
Kungliga Operan has been Sweden’s national stage for opera and ballet since the late 18th century. The enchanting building you can visit today was com...
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Medeltidsmuseet
Strömparterren 1
A garage construction project next to the old Riksdagshuset in the late 1970s became something much more. Archaeological investigations were carried o...
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