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T-Centralen station is decorated with the blue and white murals on the lower level (the blue line). One of many stations where the naked rock the subway was built in was decorated by various artists to make it more pleasing to the eyes of the passengers. Among many other stations are: Stadion - with the rainbow between platforms; Hallonbergen - with the kids sketches; Solna Centrum - with the red and green and motives of rural Sweden.

The Palace Park The extensive park surrounding the palace is divided into different areas. The Baroque garden, laid out in the French style, impresses with its symmetrical patterns and carefully trimmed hedges. The English Garden, on the other hand, is more openly designed and invites exploration with its picturesque paths and hidden statues. You can explore the park at your leisure during a leisurely stroll. (Source: https://go2stockholm.de/sehenswuerdigkeiten/schloss-drottningholm/#Zur_Geschichte_von_Schloss_Drottningholm)

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Architecture and Gardens: The palace is known for its magnificent Baroque architecture and well-preserved historic gardens, including an English-style park. (Source: https://go2stockholm.de/sehenswuerdigkeiten/schloss-drottningholm/#Zur_Geschichte_von_Schloss_Drottningholm)

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The metro stations are worth visiting..

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Beautiful little park - this is where Stockholmers take their lunch break with small meals and nothing to eat. It looks particularly great in autumn when the trees are changing color. It is also worth mentioning that there are even drinking troughs for birds and insects.

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In the middle of Mariatorget is the large fountain, where quite a lot of people are at all times during the summer time

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The Stockholm Tunnelbana is the longest public art gallery with must-see train stations that are not to be missed, so allow more time for the journey 😉

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Exciting stations that should not be missed on your trip to Stockholm.

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Stockholmsjul Christmas Lights decorate over 40 streets and squares in Stockholm City with one million LED lights. Swedish Christmas traditions modernized with moose, cones, deer, spruce, reindeer, angels and a giant mistletoe.

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As well as the many great sights that Stockholm has to offer on the surface, there are real gems in the metro stations. The subway (Tunnelbana in Swedish) could easily win the record as the largest art gallery in the world. 90 of the 100 stations on the Stockholm Metro are individually designed and some are simply breathtaking. Mosaics, paintings, statues, installations - more than 150 artists really let off steam in the stations. The background to the underground art is that the train stations were partially carved into the bare rock. This has created veritable caves that are not exactly inviting for Stockholmers and tourists. So the subway stations were beautified by artists. There is a very informative website that also makes suggestions for Tunnelbana tours: https://pixelschmitt.de/stockholm-u-bahn-kunst/. She is also the source for this highlight.

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Established as Royal Fruit Garden, Humlegården is nowadays one of the major parcs in Stockholm. The parc is home to the National Library of Sweden and the Linnémonumentet commemorating the Swedish botanist and zoologist Carl von Linné. For kids, there is a wonderful playground with gates (with a toilet nearby), a table tennis plate and a skating area. For sport enthusiasts, there is an outdoor gym and a short distance running track. It is popular place for people of the city to gather, play some viking chess (kubb) and enjoy the weather.

Beautifully landscaped park with avenues, benches and a playground.

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A lovely small park near the road. This is a perfect spot for lunch break. This summer 2021, they have flea market every saturday too

The correct name is actually "Berzelii Park"

Very nice statue and good seating

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Just looks great

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The park is dedicated to the great chemist Jöns Jakob Berzelius (1779 - 1848). It is also reminiscent of the statue in the center of the park, which is the first statue of a Swedish scientist. He is considered the father of modern chemistry. Berzelius introduced the chemical symbol language with the letters for the chemical elements (periodic table). The space is named after the Swedish diplomat Raoul Wallenberg (1912-1952). He gained notoriety through his life-saving work for thousands of Hungarian Jews during the Holocaust.

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The small square (torget) is beautifully laid out with plenty of seating around the large fountain with the sculptural group "Tors fiske" (1903) by Anders Hendrik Wissler. The sculpture depicts the battle of the Germanic god Thor with the Midgard Serpent.

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The park of Drottningholm Castle is a landscaped park where you can walk / stroll for hours and enjoy nature. The front area to the left of the entrance is reserved for the king, he lives in the left part of the castle. Just below the Chinese Tea Pavilion, you can rest and enjoy some food and drink. Man is sitting in the garden. 👌

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