[2025 Stockholm Attraction] Travel Guide for Stockholm City Hall (Updated Feb)

🌎In the vast world of Northern Europe, Sweden weaves exciting journeys with its unique natural scenery and profound history and culture. Driving through the southern border of Sweden, it feels like being in a moving picture. Every stop is a baptism of the soul, and every stay is a dialogue with history. This is not only a journey, but also a deep exploration of the soul. ⭐️Route recommendations 🚩Stockholm→Gothenburg→Malmö→Uppsala 🌼Daily schedule DAY1-2: Stockholm City Hall - National Museum of Sweden - Main Square - Vasa Shipwreck Museum - Drottningholm Palace - Skansen DAY3-4: Fish Market Church-Gothenburg Art Museum-Liseberg Amusement Park-Gothenburg Botanical Garden DAY5: Malmö Small Square-HSB Rotary Center-Modern Museum DAY6: Uppsala Cathedral-Uppsala Castle-Uppsala Ancient City 🌸The self-driving mileage is about 900 kilometers. The recommended travel time is 6-7 days, which is suitable for tourists who like cultural scenery. 💖Overview of attractions ✔️Stockholm City Hall City Center: Located on the shores of Lake Mälaren, it was built in 1911. It is the image and representative of Stockholm. It is the office of the city's Municipal Council and the place where the Nobel Prize is celebrated after the award. The exterior wall of the entire building is brick red and is built near the water. The towers stand majestically, forming a strong contrast with the gentle buildings spreading along the water. Coupled with the highly decorative longitudinal windows, the entire building is like a sailing ship, magnificent and majestic. . ✔️Main Square: Gothenburg’s Main Square is one of the oldest and most famous squares in the center of Gothenburg, Sweden. This is the gathering point of the old town streets. Most of the buildings in the square were built in the 18th and 19th centuries, displaying traditional Swedish wooden architecture and Gothic architectural style, adding a unique historical flavor to the square. ✔️Fish Market Church: This place called "Feskekörka" by the locals is Gothenburg's famous "Fish Market". This word is "Fish Church" in Swedish. The market sells fresh fish caught that day and a variety of seafood. You can find a restaurant to taste it at the fish market, or you can buy seafood and sit on the beach and enjoy the beautiful scenery. Even if you don’t eat seafood, it’s still great for just taking photos. ✔️Malmö Small Square: This is one of the most popular squares in Malmö, Sweden. There are open-air cafes and restaurants on the square, and there are old-fashioned buildings around it. Here visitors can try traditional Swedish fare such as Swedish meatballs and herring salad, or enjoy international dishes. There is a giant lamp on the square, built in 2006, 5.8 meters high. Standing under this huge table lamp at night, it feels like walking into a fairy tale world. ✔️The ancient city of Uppsala: Located in the north of the city, the ancient city is basically composed of a museum and three Swedish tombs from around the 6th century. In the museum, you can learn about the history and culture of the ancient Vikings and the city of Uppsala. ☀️Driving in this charming land in the south of Sweden, enjoy the gentle sunshine on your body, bathe in the gentle sea breeze, listen to the songs from the Middle Ages, and touch the church buildings thousands of years ago... There are fascinating scenery along the way, and there are new surprises waiting for you at every turn~ #trip # Self-driving # Car rental # Self-driving tour

#tripblazers #stockholm #sweden Looking for a slice of history and interesting architecture a little further away from the crowds in Stockholm? I visited the Stockholm city hall on a tour and was impressed by all the beautifully decorated rooms inside. My favourite fact was how the stairs were tested by the architects wife to make sure they were the perfect height for the female visiting dignitaries. Another beautiful part of the city hall is the location, across the river from the main city, it’s quiet and boats beautiful views.

The #stockholm city hall is definitely worth paying a visit when you are there for a #holiday This building is the host of many activities, meetings and exhibitions in Stockholm and if you like to visit inside, you will need to join a tour they conduct. Nonetheless, the exterior is also worth checking out as it is beautifully constructed, and it has really good views of the river and the city skyline. you can also catch nice sunset from there. From the city hall, you can also stroll down the river to have a meal at one of the restaurants or cafes there. To reach there, there are many buses that go that way, including the Stockholm hop on and hop off bus. #scenicspotguide#unforgettableexperiences#awesomepic#beautifulsunsets#historicculture#culturalattractions

Founded in 1911, the Stockholm City Hall was completed in 12 years and is the most important work in Swedish architecture. On both sides of the building, there is a tower that stands tall and stands in a strong contrast with the podium that runs along the water surface. With the decorative long vertical window, the whole building is like a big ship sailing, magnificent. Located on the shores of Lake Mlaren in the heart of the Swedish capital, Stockholm City Hall is the image and representative of Stockholm and the office of the city's municipal council. Unfortunately, there was a private private event on the day. We didn't have access to the indoors, but the outdoor was like a huge garden, and we could sit on the water. After climbing the tower, you can also take in the sights of Stockholm.

#newyearnewtrip I was awestruck by the grandeur of Stockholm City Hall! This stunning building, with its striking blend of medieval and Art Nouveau styles, is a masterpiece of Swedish architecture. I marveled at the majestic Blue Hall, the Golden Hall's glittering mosaics, and the serene courtyard. The panoramic views of Lake Mälaren from the tower were breathtaking. A must-visit attraction in Stockholm, the City Hall is a testament to the city's rich history and cultural heritage. Its beauty and grandeur left me speechless!

Nordic family tour, hot springs + fairy tales! The new Munch Museum, Vigeland Park, and Hans Christian Andersen's hometown are waiting for you to visit. Start a warm Nordic trip with your kids! -------- Nordic tour, explore Viking historical sites🏰, and immerse yourself in natural wonders such as fjords and auroras🌌. Experience the unique local customs and culture🎉, and make your journey full of fairy tales and mystery.🧚‍♀️ -------- 📅Itinerary: Day 1: Beijing✈Stockholm Fly to Stockholm and start your European tour! Day 2-3: Stockholm⛴Tallinn⛴Helsinki Visit Stockholm City Hall, the Old Town, etc., take a boat to Tallinn, admire Tallinn City Hall and Kohtuotsa Viewing Platform, and then go to Helsinki. Day 4-6: Helsinki✈Reykjavik🚌Iceland Town🚌Glacier Lake🚌Golden Circle Fly to Reykjavik and then go to Iceland Town, visit Glacier Lake, and then go to the Golden Circle. Day 7-10: Reykjavik✈Oslo🚌Sognefjord🚌Fjord Town🚌Bergen🚌Stavanger Go to Oslo for a tour, then go to Sognefjord and Flam Town, and then visit Bergen and Stavanger Old Town. Day 11-13: Stavanger🚌Lysefjord⛴Hirtshals🚌Aarhus🚌Odense🚌Copenhagen Visit Pulpit Rock, go to Aarhus and Odense, and finally arrive in Copenhagen. Day 14: Copenhagen✈Beijing Admire the Little Mermaid Statue and Rosenborg Castle, and then fly back to Beijing. Day 15: Beijing Arrive safely in Beijing, and the European tour is over!🎉 -------- 🧳Preparation: Nordic tour, have you got these essentials? 📂Documents: Passports and visas are essential, and a translated driver's license is also prepared for a worry-free trip. 🔌Electrical appliances: Chargers and plug adapters to deal with the unique voltage in Northern Europe, don't forget to bring them. 📱Communication: SIM cards and mobile Wi-Fi, always online, not afraid of losing contact. 👚Clothing: Windproof jackets and warm sweaters, it is very cold in Northern Europe in December, so keep warm. 👟Shoes: Waterproof hiking shoes and warm boots, to deal with changeable weather, and walk more comfortably. 🎒Personal items: Lightweight backpacks and umbrellas, daily travel is more convenient, and easy to play. 💊Health: Common medicines and first aid kits, health and safety are guaranteed, and the journey is more assured. -------- Nordic tour, enjoy the dreamy scenery and cultural charm, what are you waiting for? Pack your bags and go now!

13-day Nordic tour, a hot spring trip not to be missed! Enjoy a comfortable hot spring bath and experience the unique Nordic style. Start your hot spring vacation now! -------------------- Nordic tour, travel through the forests and lakes of Scandinavia 🌲🌊, and feel the rich historical heritage. From Danish fairy tales to Norwegian fjords, to Finnish aurora 💫, each stop is a different style, worthy of the name of the roof of Europe! -------------------- 📅 Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Copenhagen, then transfer to Malmö, and start your Nordic tour! Day 2-3: Visit Malmö, Copenhagen, Gothenburg, and Swedish towns, admire the Little Mermaid statue, and taste Danish roasted crispy pork. Then head to Oslo and visit the Norwegian Christmas town. Day 4: Go deep into the fjord town, enjoy the magnificent scenery of the Sognefjord, and finally arrive in Bergen. Day 5-6: Return to Oslo from Bergen, pass through Swedish towns, and visit Vigeland Sculpture Park. Then fly to Reykjavik and enjoy the comfort of the Blue Lagoon. Day 7-8: Visit Reykjavik and Icelandic towns, admire Seljalandsfoss, explore Geysir, and taste Icelandic lamb soup. Day 9-10: Fly to Helsinki, visit Oodi Library, and feel the charm of the Daughter of the Baltic Sea statue. Day 11-12: Head to Turku, then take a boat to Stockholm, and visit Porvoo Old Town. Finally, visit Drottningholm Palace and Stockholm City Hall, and fly back to Beijing. Day 13: Arrive safely in Beijing and end your pleasant Nordic tour. Remember to keep your round-trip boarding pass and passport! -------------------- Travel checklist: 🧳 Nordic tour, must-have items for December! 📞 Communication: Don't forget your SIM card and charger, and bring a power adapter. It's important to stay connected. 👔 Clothing: Down jacket, thermal underwear, and fleece pants; non-slip snow boots, hat, scarf, and gloves. 🎫 Documents: Keep your passport and visa safe, bring your ID card, and prepare cash and a Visa card for a worry-free trip. 💊 Other essentials: Prepare cold medicine and motion sickness medicine, a portable kettle is very useful, and tissues and a power bank make travel easier. -------------------- Nordic tour, a blend of fantasy and reality, I hope you can also find your own story in this fairy-tale land! 🌈✨

Nordic fans, come and enjoy a dreamy 6-day tour! This super practical guide will help you explore the Nordic region with ease. Don't miss it! 🌍✨ -- 🛤️ Itinerary: Day 1: Amalienborg Palace -> The Little Mermaid Visit the royal Amalienborg Palace and feel the charm of the Danish royal family. Then head to the Little Mermaid and take a photo with the classic character from Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tale. Day 2: Gamla Stan -> Stockholm City Hall Stroll through Gamla Stan and feel the historical charm of Sweden. Visit the City Hall and learn about the city's political culture. Day 3: Sibelius Park -> Temppeliaukio Church -> Helsinki Cathedral Feel the artistic atmosphere in Sibelius Park, then visit Temppeliaukio Church and Helsinki Cathedral to appreciate the beauty of Nordic religious architecture. Day 4: Stockholm Palace -> Vasa Museum Visit Stockholm Palace and experience the splendor of the Swedish royal family. Then head to the Vasa Museum and explore the history of ancient shipwrecks. Day 5: Vigeland Park -> Oslo City Hall -> Akershus Fortress Visit Vigeland Park and admire the unique sculpture art. Then visit Oslo City Hall and Akershus Fortress to feel the historical heritage of Norway. Day 6: Gothenburg 🚗 Helsingborg 🚗 Helsingør 🚗 Hamburg Drive through the Nordic region, starting from Gothenburg, passing through Helsingborg and Helsingør, and finally arriving in Hamburg. Enjoy the scenery and freedom along the way. -- Travel Essentials: For a Nordic tour, you can't leave these things behind! 📞 A SIM card is a must. The Nordic region has good network coverage, so you can share beautiful photos anytime. 🔌 A plug adapter is essential. Nordic plugs are different, so don't forget to bring an adapter. 📖 Make sure you have all the necessary documents, such as your passport, visa, and ID card, for a more secure trip. 🧣 It's cold in the Nordic region in December, so make sure you have a down jacket, scarf, and gloves to keep warm. Chargers and power banks are also important to keep your phone and camera charged. Don't forget your visa, as it's your pass to travel around the Nordic region! 🌍 -- On a Nordic tour, you can enjoy the dream and mystery of a fairy tale world. Will you choose to visit here again on your next trip?

👉🏻When you visit Stockholm, you can't miss the excitement of a one-day tour!🔥 🌅In the morning, start your adventure with a boat ride through the magnificent Stockholm archipelago, experiencing the tranquility and beauty of the early morning.🚤💨 🍴At noon, savor local delicacies🍲, try Swedish meatballs and Swedish sandwiches to satisfy your taste buds!😋 🏰In the afternoon, visit the Stockholm Royal Palace, feel the majesty and grandeur of the royal family, and learn about Swedish history and culture.👑🏛 🛍In the evening, stroll through Stockholm's Old Town, browse small shops, and pick up some Swedish souvenirs or handicrafts to share with family and friends.🛍✨ 🌆At night, climb the Stockholm City Hall Tower to overlook the city's night view and feel the romance and brilliance of Stockholm.🌃🌟 💖A day tour in Stockholm will leave you with wonderful memories and a sense of Nordic beauty!💫

Explore the magical world of ice and snow, and enjoy the fairytale-like natural beauty and cultural charm of Northern Europe! A must-have travel experience! . Travel through Northern Europe and experience the fairytale-like scenery🏰. From Copenhagen in Denmark to Stockholm in Sweden, and then to Helsinki in Finland, you will experience the unique customs and traditions of Northern Europe🎉. . Suggested itinerary: Day 1: 🛫 Depart from Shanghai and arrive in Helsinki🌍 to start your Northern Europe tour! Day 2: 🏰 Explore Helsinki, Uspenski Cathedral, Rock Church, and Helsinki Cathedral to experience the charm of the Finnish capital. Day 3-4: 🚢 From Helsinki to Tallinn, then to Stockholm. Visit Tallinn Old Town, Stockholm City Hall, Vasa Museum, and try Swedish meatballs🧆. Day 5-6: 🚌 Depart from Stockholm to Karlstad and Oslo, enjoy the scenery of Lake Vänern, and visit Vigeland Park, Oslo City Hall, etc. Day 7-9: 🚌 From Oslo to Hardangerfjord, try Norwegian salmon🍣, visit Sognefjord, and take a fjord cruise🛥️. Then head to Flam, take the Flam Railway🚆. Finally, arrive in Gothenburg, visit City Hall Square, Fish Market Church, etc. Day 10: 🚌 From Gothenburg to Copenhagen, Hans Christian Andersen's journey: The Little Mermaid, Nyhavn, City Hall Square, etc., and try Danish pork ribs🍛. Day 11: 🛬 Transfer in Copenhagen and return to Shanghai, ending your wonderful Northern Europe tour. Day 12: ❤️ Return to your warm home in Shanghai. . Travel tips: 🍽️ Food: Each of the five Nordic countries has its own special food, such as Danish sandwiches and Swedish meatballs, don't miss it! 💰 Exchange rate: The exchange rate of RMB in Northern Europe is good, so it is more convenient to convert the local currency in advance. ⏰ Time difference: There is a big time difference between Northern Europe and China, remember to adjust your schedule and stay in good condition. 📖 Visa: A Schengen visa is required for a Northern Europe tour, prepare the materials in advance for a smooth trip. . A Northern Europe tour is a blend of fantasy and reality, every step is a scenery, waiting for you to explore, let your heart travel!

[Opening]: Built in 1911, it took 12 years to complete. It is an important work in Swedish architecture. Facing the water on both sides of the building, there is a majestic tower, which forms a strong contrast with the podium spreading along the water. Coupled with the highly decorative longitudinal strip windows, the entire building is like a sailing ship, magnificent and majestic. 🕘【Opening Hours】: (January 1st - Monday, December 31st) 08:30-16:30 (January 1st - Tuesday, December 31st) 08:30-16:30 (January 1st - Wednesday, December 31) Closed (January 1 - Thursday, December 31) Closed (January 1 - Friday, December 31) Closed (January 1 - Saturday, December 31 )Closed (Sunday, January 1st - December 31st) 💴【Ticket Price】: 140 SEK/person ⛺[Tours]: 1. Inside the city hall, you can only enter by purchasing official guided tour tickets or following a local tour guide. You cannot enter by yourself; 2.Tower, you can buy tickets to visit and enjoy the city view 3. The square/garden is open to the public free of charge. 🚌【Transportation Guide】: Arlanda Express takes 20 minutes to and from the city ■Or the Flygbussarna airport bus takes more than 40 minutes and the price is more affordable City 72-hour transportation cards are sold at all convenience stores. SEK can be used to take subways, trams, buses, and ferries. Purchase tickets using SL software to take the subway, and activate them before use. 👉【Itinerary】: D1■Helsinki-Oulu-Kemi-Haparanda D2■Haparanda-Icebreaker-Pihai Pihai (dog sledding, ice fishing, sauna, hot tub) D3 Side D4 Pihai-Rovaniemi (Polar Museum, Santa Claus Village) 🧡【Preparation before departure】: 1. Gloves. It is recommended to bring two pairs, one that is skin-friendly and touch-screen friendly, and one that is waterproof and windproof. In the cold wind, you don’t want to click on the map on your phone with bare hands. In the glacier ice cave, you also need a pair of gloves that won’t get wet. 2. Windproof mask. Not much to say about the scarf, the windproof mask is really a good thing. It can perfectly cover the missing areas of the scarf and hat, otherwise the Icelandic wind will attack you through every loophole. 3. Hat. Can protect your ears,

[Opening]: Stockholm is located on the east coast of Sweden, on the Baltic Sea, with beautiful scenery. Stockholm has both an elegant and antique style and the prosperity of a modern city. In the old town, there are impressive churches and tall spiers, while the narrow streets and alleys show the medieval street style ⛺[Must-visit local attractions]: Stockholm City Hall: Located on the shores of Lake Mälaren, it is a landmark building in Stockholm and the venue for the Nobel Banquet. The main body of the building is built with 8 million red bricks. It maintains the poetic and picturesque charm of traditional Nordic classical architecture in the staggered heights and the harmony of reality and reality. Knight's Island: A small island in the center of Stockholm, antique and full of medieval flavor. The Knights Island Church is one of Stockholm's oldest buildings, parts of which date back to the late 13th century. 🛬【Game Guide】: On the first day, you can go to the Vasa Shipwreck Museum: Vasa is the name of an ancient warship. The exquisite sculptures on the ship are well worth visiting. On the second day, you can go to the Nordic Museum: Sweden's cultural and historical museum, which vividly shows the life of the local people. This Renaissance-style museum displays numerous Swedish home decorations, clothing, jewelry, and more from various periods. 🏨【Accommodation Guide】: Castle House Hotel: Located in the center of the old city, with convenient transportation, every room is full of stories. The balcony is a good place to think about life, providing a pleasant and economical accommodation experience. Scandic 53: Close to Central Station, simple Nordic style, every detail exudes warmth. Unique hotel: Located in quiet Vasastan, close to green spaces and charming small parks, the relaxed and tranquil atmosphere is a safe haven after exploring the city. 🧡【tips】: When planning a trip to Stockholm, it is recommended to flexibly choose attractions and activities based on personal interests and time arrangements. At the same time, know the local weather and traffic conditions in advance to better enjoy your trip.

#2024wish Sweden is one of my favourite country in the world because of its own culture, architecture, weather conditions and the local people. Last year in march , I have been Stockholm, which is the capital of Sweden. There’s a lot beautiful buildings surrounding in the city , such as the city hall, the clock tower. I spent 3 days in total here and I really enjoyed it. How to get to there: By plane from Stansted airport Food:IKEA Food #Stockholm

Stockholm is a very pretty city to spend a few days it. It is very walkable from one end of the city to the other. Even in October, the weather wasn’t as cold as what you’d expect it to be (just windy). Make sure to Fika (coffee break) as much as possible. One of the many things Sweden is popular for. The City Hall, what is pictured here, is one of the prettier places to see. #timetotravel #trip #Fika

#wecreate #StockholmCityHall #GoldenHall #DiscoverStockholm #ArchitecturalGems #HistoricalTreasures Step into a realm of shimmering beauty and awe-inspiring grandeur at the Golden Hall of Stockholm City Hall! 🤩✨ This magnificent masterpiece is a true testament to Swedish craftsmanship, featuring intricate golden mosaics that will leave you spellbound. 🌟 Immerse yourself in the city's rich history as you admire the stunning artworks depicting scenes from Norse mythology and Swedish folklore. 🎨🌳

#wecreate Explore the heart of Stockholm's charm at #StockholmCityHall, where history and beauty converge. 🏰🌸 Immerse yourself in its architectural splendor and admire the iconic tower that dominates the skyline. 🌆🤩 Take a guided tour and marvel at the breathtaking Golden Hall, adorned with glittering mosaics. ✨🎉 Don't miss the chance to witness the Nobel Banquet held in the Blue Hall! 🎩🍽️ #VisitStockholm #TravelTips #CityHallSplendor #NobelBanquet #ArchitecturalMarvels #Sweden

Actually I enjoyed traveling to Stockholm well. You can here see two of the most beautiful places of Stockholm.

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nice to be back again in stockholm doing my walk tour for my vlog. nice place to stay a lots of store to came by. most imteresting is that the subway. next i will try to commute using the train throught the city of stockholm. #seafarerslife #tripblazers

#bucketlistreboot When inside, you’ll be met by the Blue Hall. This is where the Nobel prize awards happen and where the festivities conclude with announcing the winners. Up the stairs from the Blue Hall you’ll be greeted by the Golden Hall. The motif in this room is typical Swedish mythology and beliefs. A sure winner for your social media photos nonetheless! In the tower you’ll also be able to see a few statues and artefacts however, when you’ll climb up you’ll be rewarded with a spectacular view. Just watch, breath and watch some more. It’s that immersive. After you’ve absorbed the view with your eyes you are ready for the next challenge – descending the stairs on the way down. #sweden #stockholm

#bucketlistreboot Stockholm City Hall After you did your sightseeing head yourself over to the Stockholm City Hall. The building itself might not be architecturally aesthetic to some, but offers a very imposing façade formed of an austere, massive, brick layout. The motif overall tries to encapsulate all of Stockholm. Be sure to get your tickets to visit the inside but more importantly the tower. Yes – you can go up there! You can get around in Stockholm by using the public transport and also the ferries to go from one island to another. The Stockholm metro is another good option and it boasts an interesting décor – you’ll be surprised of the colourful cave like scenery. #stockholm #sweden

The City Hall on the shores of Lake Mlaren is a landmark in Stockholm and was designed and built in 1911. Designed by the famous Swedish architect Genal Osterber, the City Hall combines the architectural features of the Swedish town of Lacko Castle with the Venetian Government. The city hall, covered in a brick red coat, has a 106-meter-tall minaret with three golden crowns, a symbol of the Kingdom of Sweden; it also symbolizes the three member states that formed the Kalmar League - Dian, Denmark and Norway. . When you walk into the entrance of the hall, there will be a guide who will lead you into the first floor of the hall: the "Blue Room" famous for its Nobel Prize. Every December 10th is the most glorious day in Sweden. It is the day of the Nobel Prize awards. The focus of the world is gathered at the Nobel Prize Awarding Ceremony of the City Music Hall. After the award ceremony, it was a grand banquet for the Nobel Prize winners. At the moment, not only the Swedish royal family and all officials, but also many world-renowned physicists, chemists and economists. Gorgeous halls, all built from red bricks. In this "Blue Room Blue Hall", we can't seem to find a little blue, and in fact this blue hall originally planned to use lime to cover the bricks. One of the most magnificent "Golden Halls" is truly shocking. The four walls are made up of more than 18 million gold-plated mosaics, painted with the Swedish royal family and people's life scenes.

Located on the shores of Lake Mlaren, Stockholm City Hall is the image and representative of Stockholm and the office of the Municipal Council. It was built in 1911 and completed in 12 years. It is the most important work in Swedish architecture. On both sides of the building, there is a tower that stands tall and stands in a strong contrast with the podium that runs along the water surface. With the decorative long vertical window, the whole building is like a big ship sailing, magnificent. The green climbing wall tiger and the red brick wall in the inner courtyard complement each other, adding a bit of agility to the city hall. We also participated in the sightseeing tour of the City Hall. Under the guidance of the lecturers, we visited the Blue Hall, the Parliament Hall, the Prince Gallery, and the Golden Hall where the Nobel dinner was held. The whole journey took about an hour or so. I heard a lot of allusions and grew. Very rare, very recommended.