Stockholm Landmarks and Historic sites

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Address: Drottningholm, Svezia + Share

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Address: Kungliga Slottet + Share

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Address: Hantverkargatan 1 + Share

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Address: Riddarholmskykan + Share

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You can't have a great European capital without a great cathedral.   Stockholm is no exception. The Storkyrkan (Great Church) sits in the heart of the city's historic center and, according to legend, was first...

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Address: Stortorget 1 + Share

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Address: Riksgatan 1, + Share

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Let's face it, everyone needs a bit more culture.  But you didn't bring your tuxedo??  No problem, Stockholm's Kungliga Operan doesn't have a dress code (though it's always more fun to dress up)....

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Address: Gustav Adolf Torg 2 + Share

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Originally built in the 1600s, Katarina kyrka (Catherine's Church) is a tough old broad.  Named for the mother of King Charles X, the church has been twice ravaged by fire and also twice rebuilt, the last time in the...

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Address: Korkeavuorenkatu 13 + Share

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Milesgarden is an art museum and also a sculpture garden. It is situated on the island of Lidingö in Stockholm in Sweden. This is situated on the grounds of the home of the sculptor, Carl Miles and his wife, artist...

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Address: Herserudsvägen 32 + Share

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Stadshuset (City hall) in central Stockholm on the Island of Kungsholmen is a must-see for every visitor. It boasts of the finest architecture. The architect Ragner Ostberg who created it incorporates...

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Address: Hantverkargatan 1 + Share

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Nicodemus Tessin the younger was the architect of the splendid Royal Palace of Sweden which was completed in 1760. It is thought to be one of the largest Royal palaces of the world with four sides – the eastern,...

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Address: Slottsbacken 1 + Share