Stockholm: what to see and where to eat
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Things to see
- zoo
Skansen
open-air museum and zoo, showing Swedish folk culture and way of life in the pre-industrial era
- church building
Riddarholm Church
burial church of the Swedish kings and was opened approximately in 1300
- national museum
Swedish History Museum
museum with collections of objects from Sweden's antiquity, medieval times and ecclesiastical art
- sculpture garden
Millesgården
art museum and sculpture park on Lidingö (Big Stockholm), originally the residence of the artist and sculptor Carl Milles and his wife until 1931
- royal palace
Rosendal Palace
was built as pleasure palace in the 1820s for the King Charles XIV John of Sweden
- palace
Swedish House of Nobility
palace built in 1641–1674, which is owned and managed by Sweden's knights and nobility.
- national museum
National Museum of Science and Technology
museum of technology with Science center, in Stockholm, Sweden
- city hall
Stockholm City Hall
building of the Municipal Council for the City of Stockholm with the luxury restaurant Stadshuskällaren inside, wherein is the venue of the Nobel Prize banquet
- diocese of the catholic church
Roman Catholic Diocese of Stockholm
since 1953, Roman Catholic diocese in Sweden
- palace
Bonde Palace
- palace
Wrangel Palace
- architectural landmark
Stockholm Court House
- palace
Axel Oxenstierna Palace
- architectural landmark
Central Post Office of Stockholm
Places to eat
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