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The Nobel Prize Museum is located in Stockholm's Old Town, Sweden. It is dedicated to the history of the Nobel Prize, its founder Alfred Nobel, and its numerous laureates, as well as their groundbreaking discoveries and works. Here are the details for a visit: Address: Stortorget 2, 103 16 Stockholm, Sweden Website: nobelprizemuseum.se Opening Hours: Monday: Closed Tuesday – Thursday: 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM Friday: 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM (ideal for an evening visit) Saturday – Sunday: 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM

There’s a shelter here along with some information about the Sörmlandsleden. You can read about the area and its nature, and the shelter offers a good spot to rest if you need it.

Once you make your way to the top of Strålsjöberget, you’re rewarded with a fantastic view over the lake. The cliff has a mix of smooth bedrock, scattered pine trees, and open ledges. It’s a quiet spot, slightly rugged, and perfect for taking a moment to enjoy the wide, peaceful scenery.

Muskan is a peaceful and beautiful lake near Ösmo, Sweden, surrounded by forests and nature trails. The 8.5 km Muskan Loop takes you around the lake, offering plenty of scenic viewpoints like this one.

From this hillside you look straight out over a green, old forest. The colours shift gently across the trees, with a few rocky sections and open patches in between. A simple, quiet spot with a surprisingly wide view.

Wooden shelter and picnic area — a forest stop with benches, a fire pit and a roofed shelter. A good place to pause, warm up, enjoy a snack or take a moment before continuing through the woods.

Here you find the peaceful surroundings of Lake Ulvsjön, a small forest lake with clear waters, walking paths.

At 96 meters high, the church tower is the tallest building in downtown Stockholm - and yes, a haven of peace.