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From several points around Vaxholm, you get a stunning view of Vaxholm Fortress, a historic 16th-century fort built to protect Stockholm from naval attacks. Today, it houses a museum showcasing the area’s military history, and the fortress itself stands proudly amid the sparkling waters of the archipelago.

The sculpture of the Swedish actress Margaretha Krook is located at the south-west corner of the theatre. It contains heating coils to keep it at a constant 37°C, a ‘trick’ used to respect her wish not to have a statue erected because they are so cold.

Vaxholm boat to Ljusterö

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There is a parking nearby

Where bridges are impossible or too expensive Sweden's traffic authority runs road-ferrys. These ferries are free of charge and quite frequent in summer time.

Ferries are free in Sweden! Even for bicycles and cars.

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A place to feast.

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A beautiful little city park

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Beautiful facade of the building, stylish lanterns.

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The Vaxholm-Rindö ferry is a vital link in the Stockholm archipelago. It departs regularly from Vaxholm's main harbor. SL travel cards cover the trip, or tickets are purchasable at the dock. Bikes board easily and for free, though space is limited during peak hours. Check SL's website for real-time schedules: https://sl.se/

In 1891, the first opera house was demolished because it had become worn out and too small. An architectural competition was held for a new building in 1887-1888, which was won by the Stockholm architect Valfrid Karlson (1855-1935). However, the design by Axel Anderberg, who had taken second place in the competition, was chosen for implementation and was implemented from 1892 with the significant involvement of the civil engineer Axel Lindahl (1858-1934). The inauguration took place on September 19, 1898 by King Oskar II. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/K%C3%B6nigliche_Oper_(Stockholm)

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A sculpture of a Swedish actress that is worth a hug on cold days because it is heated 🥶

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An elegant 19th century theatre that stages modern and classical plays by famous authors 👍

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Good opportunity to rest and recharge batteries if necessary

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Be careful of traffic!

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Very nice connection to the center

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Kungliga Dramatiska Teatern is the full name of the Stockholm theater, but is usually referred to simply as Dramaten. The theater was officially opened in 1908 with Strindberg's play Mäster Olof. Many famous Swedish artists have contributed to the decorations of this Art Nouveau building. For example, many of the statues on the facade are by Carl Miles and Carl Larsson contributed to the ceiling paintings in the marble hall.

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MARGARETA KROOK IS A WELL-KNOWN actress in Sweden, perhaps the country’s most well known. She played in dozens of films from the 1950s until her death in 2002 and also acted on stage many times. During her life, Krook was approached with numerous proposals for statues to be built in her honor, but declined them all, stating that statues are cold and uninviting. However, after her death, the theater wanted a statue but they did not want to go against her wishes. The theater found a loophole that technically allowed for a statue and was in line with Margareta’s wishes: a heated statue. The statue erected depicts Margareta in her favorite outfit and features a special coil to heat the statue to a comfy 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit (37 degrees Celsius). The statue was placed in the corner next to the theater at the spot where she would smoke her pre-show cigarette. Bron: https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/margaret-krook-s-statue

The Royal Swedish Opera in Stockholm is a renowned opera house known for its neoclassical architecture, rich cultural heritage and high-caliber performances in opera and ballet.

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