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The bridge on both sides has gradual asce t. So it is pretty easy to keep the steady pace. At both ends, you can speed up your pace.

very flat running

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The building was built between 1641 and 1674 as a meeting house for the Swedish nobility by several architects in the style of Dutch classicism. In its function, the Riddarhuset resembled the English House of Lords. The Swedish nobility still meets in the building today for royal gatherings, parties and concerts.

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The City Hall Bridge (Stadshusbron) is the oldest bridge in the capital of Sweden!!! The first mention of a bridge at this location dates back to 1669 - then it was decided to build a wooden sea crossing for military purposes, which would connect the Norrmalm and Kungsholmen areas and would be a kind of "border between lakes Mälaren and Klara". Until the beginning of the 20th century, this bridge was rebuilt and reconstructed several times; its wooden structure was "converted" into a metal one. And only in 1917-1920, in connection with the construction of the Stockholm City Hall, the bridge acquired its current appearance. The fact is that this relatively small arched structure was liftable until 1949.

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Rosenbad is a building in central Stockholm designed by the Art Nouveau architect Ferdinand Boberg and completed in 1902. Today it serves as the Prime Minister's office.

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The Royal Palace serves only as a place of work for the king to carry out his duties. The royal family itself lives outside the city on Drottningholm. The palace itself was almost completely destroyed by fire in 1697 and rebuilt by 1754. The architect of the current building was Nicodemus Tessin, who incorporated parts of the old palace that were not destroyed into his plans.

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The Royal Palace serves only as a place of work for the king to carry out his duties. The royal family itself lives outside the city on Drottningholm. The palace itself was almost completely destroyed by fire in 1697 and rebuilt by 1754. The architect of the current building was Nicodemus Tessin, who incorporated parts of the old palace that were not destroyed into his plans.

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Stockholm City Hall is the masterpiece of architect Ragnar Ostberg and a famous example of Swedish national romanticism. It now houses the offices of the City Council and Municipal Council, as well as large ceremonial spaces such as the famous Blue Hall, where the annual Nobel Prize ceremony and banquet are held. Designed to imitate a Viking longship, the Council Chamber is decorated with furniture by Carl Malmsten and unique artworks, while the Golden Hall features elaborate wall mosaics shimmering with more than 18 million gold leaf and colored glass.

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Unfortunately, the noise level from the motorway on the other side of the lake is considerable. I cannot understand why they built a glass wall there instead of a proper noise barrier.

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Great view of the royal castle

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Traditional old wooden phone booth in Stockholm city center

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Good view of the royal castle

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Djurgårdsbron is a bridge in Stockholm, it connects Stockholm with the Djurgården peninsula and forms the western boundary of Djurgårdsbrunnsviken.

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The Stadshuset in the Kungsholmen district is one of Stockholm's landmarks. It is home to the city council assembly and the Stockholm city government. Every year on December 10th, the Stadshuset provides the setting for the banquet in honor of the new Nobel Prize winners.

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The hall consists of 18 million mosaic tiles that were made in Berlin. The celebrations will take place here on December 10th. after the Nobel Prize ceremony.

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From the Stockholm City Hall there is a wonderful view towards Gamla Stan. With the church of Riddarholm and the surrounding buildings by the water you look at a classic Stockholm postcard motif.

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Highly recommend to take a walk there. Along this coastline, you have many swimming entrance and amazing for afternoon sun. If you continue to the botany garden, there is also a really nice route to walk along the coast. So beautiful all the way for an hour of walking

Really nice segment with amazing view over lake Brunnsviken and Hagaparken. There are some places for sunbathing and some romantic spots for picnics. Close by is a kayak rental (south) and the botanical garden (north), where one can find some cafes. It is highly recommended to walk the full round around Brunnsviken (12 km) passing by the English park, barbecue areas, a sandy beach, Hagaparken with its palace and Chinese pavilion as well as boat and kayak clubs.

Nice view along the water but too many cars on the road next to it. You can find a cozy cafe on this path but often busy. The cafes are opened till late during summer. The path is continuing even after the Norr Mälarstrand