~ Top 10 Of The Most Interesting Places To Visit In Stockholm, Sweden ~

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Top 10 Of The Most Interesting Places To Visit In Stockholm, Sweden

During your vacation, a business trip, romantic getaway or just a short impromptu trip to the capital of Sweden, you will be captivated by a unique experience. It comes to the fabulous enjoyment of everything that surrounds you - numerous crystal clear water canals, modern cityscapes, exquisite restaurants and shopping centers, as well as variety of historical and cultural landmarks. This unique combination is complemented by a number of recreation parks and green corners, whose picturesque trails and colours offer the finest shapes of a relaxing afternoon, for example. The following list includes the Top 10 of the most interesting places to visit in Stockholm, Sweden. This magical combination can change your vacation into a truly special and unforgettable experience, and you will always want to return to Stockholm. See why.


1. Sergels Torg



Sergels Torg is a modern square in the Downtown and it is situated only a couple of streets distance from the Old Town of Stockholm. The square itself is surrounded by huge contemporary buildings, while the main attraction is a tall glass obelisk, which stretches right in the center of the square. Plus, around the obelisk you can listen to the captivating sparkling water of a large scenic fountain, while from the other side of the square you can come across a large pedestrian area with a pattern of white and black triangles. They create a unique magical atmosphere for your walk trip or maybe a relaxing afternoon. Numerous panoramic benches dot the square and they offer irresistible settings to stop for a while and just watch the people coming and going, while the entire dynamic environment beautifully shows the modern outlook of Stockholm.

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2. Drottningholm



On the easternmost coast of Lovon Island you will be captivated by something historically beautiful. This is the famous 16th-century Drottningholm Palace, which is one of the most famous historical landmarks in Stockholm. It is located only a short boat trip west from the Downtown, while this boat trip will be transformed into a fabulous coastal exploration. And somewhere along the eastern coast of Lovon Island you will be captivated by the pale facades and darker rooftops of the palace, which create an unsurpassed accent to the blue colours of the crystal clear waterways and the green scenery, which is everywhere. In fact, on the other side of the palace you can enjoy a huge garden and a truly picturesque park, which are best for a leisure or romance.

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3. Stadshuset   



Stadshuset or the Stockholm City Hall is one of the most beautiful and romantic sights to witness during your trip. This gorgeous building stands at the easternmost tip of Kungsholmen Island and it overlooks the Old Town of Stockholm. Stadshuset is also a well-distinctive landmark, thanks to its reddish facades, which are dominated by a tall tower. There are plenty of spots for taking some breathtaking photos, for example, during a boat trip within the blue waters of Riddarfjarden Bay, while the best time for taking photos is definitely at sunset. Then, the beautiful facades of Stadshuset are bathed in the warm glow of the sun's rays, while the calm waters of the bay mirror everything.

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4. Gamla Stan   



Gamla Stan is the common name of the Old Town of Stockholm. This Old Town covers the whole area of a historic island in the Downtown, while you may need even more than a whole day to explore and enjoy the mystical charisma of Gamla Stan. This charisma is everywhere - around the narrow scenic streets, on the dormers of the facades of the old buildings, the iconic historical landmarks, etc. In fact, most of the oldest historical monuments and old buildings of the city are situated within the Old Town of Stockholm. It originated from 13th century and this medieval charm can really take you back in time.

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5. Kungliga Slottet   



There are so many interesting things to do and see in Gamla Stan, but perhaps the greatest of them is the Stockholm Palace, which is also known as Kungliga Slottet. It is actually the largest historical landmark in Gamla Stan and it is situated on the north side of the island. Kungliga Slottet will capture your mind through its awesome Baroque architectural style from the mid-18th century, while the giant pale orange facades beautifully encircle a large inner square. Just a short impromptu trip along the exterior of the palace is enough to feel the historical atmosphere, while this feeling is also enhanced by the stunning vistas of a number of other historical landmarks, which are adjacent.

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6. Ostermalm



Adjacent to the Old Town of Stockholm is another fabulous district - Ostermalm. It covers quite a large area northeast of the Old Town and it is famous for its unsurpassed lifestyle. It can be felt everywhere, even in the air. The captivating architectures of the tall buildings are complemented by clean and long streets. These streets are bordered by designer stores, exquisite restaurants and a number of other luxury amenities, which create the overall contemporary outlook of Ostermalm. In addition to this yet fabulous lifestyle are numerous small, but green tranquil corners, which offer the best settings to stop for a while and relax, and then return again to your all-day shopping therapy. Well, if you want to escape from the noise of the streets - keep in mind that almost two thirds of the area of the district is covered by large and scenic parks, which offer a perfect fit for the afternoon, for example.

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7. Riksdag   



Right next to the north shore of Gamla Stan is adjacent a smaller scenic islet. A half of the area of this islet is covered by the building of the Riksdag, which is the Parliament of Sweden. The beautiful facades of the building rise right next to the crystal clear blue waters of the bay, while these waters magically reflect the hues and the shapes of the facades. In general, the Riksdag is one of the most beautiful and interesting landmarks to witness in Downtown Stockholm, while the best way for such an enjoyment is during a scenic boat trip. Well, if you want to be a pedestrian - the rest of the small islet is covered by gardens and a panoramic walkway, where you can come across some really impressive vistas.

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8. Storkyrkan



During your entertaining tour around the Kungliga Slottet (the Stockholm Palace), you will be impressed by another fabulous historical sight. It comes to the tall tower of Storkyrkan, which is one of the oldest churches in Stockholm. It dates back to the late medieval and it features a truly gorgeous Swedish Brick Gothic architectural style. Its shapes and colours offer a unique concoction of romantic feelings and emotions, while the best spots for taking photos are actually everywhere. Even far from the quay you can witness the tall tower of Storkyrkan.

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9. Vasa Museum
 


Vasa Museum is one of the most interesting places to visit, which are situated east from Gamla Stan. More exactly, the museum is located along the westernmost coast of Djurgarden Island and the best way to get to it is via boat ride or a car. Your travel will be a truly fascinating experience, because you will pass through a number of other impressive landmarks. However, when you step inside the Vasa Museum you will need only a blink of your eyes to forget the long journey, just because you will be stunned by an enormous warship Vasa from the 17th century.  This is one of the most famous Scandinavian museums, as well as amazing choice to explore the impressive history of Sweden and its maritime legacy.

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10. Marten Trotzigs Grand   



Within the picturesque streets in southern Gamla Stan is situated one street, which is quite different. This is the Marten Trotzigs Grand alley, which is the narrowest street, but in contrast - it is one of the greatest historical landmarks. Even the streets in Gamla Stan are iconic historical landmarks, but Marten Trotzigs Grand alley is also bordered by the multi-coloured facades of plenty of old buildings. At the right moment in the year the sun sets at the one end of this alley, while the facades of the surrounding historic buildings are bathed in a golden glow and you can completely immerse yourself in this completely different ambiance.


Some of the most iconic historical landmarks in Sweden are blended in Gamla Stan - the old town of the capital Stockholm, while some of the most beautiful natural features of this country magically enhance your special experience. Just think of the sunset over the blue waters in the Downtown or the scenic gardens with their refreshing humid air. Also make sure to include in your trip list all or at least a few of the Top 10 of the most interesting places to visit Stockholm, Sweden. Each of them is a beautiful masterpiece of nature, of history, of architecture and much, much more. And this combination makes Stockholm unique.