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Södergarnsbadet is a lovely open-air spot with a sandy beach, grassy areas, and a little jetty. It’s tucked into a peaceful pine- and oak-forested coastline, right next to Södergarn’s hotel/conference area.

A peaceful viewpoint along the shoreline with open views of the bay and the marina. Perfect for a short rest or to simply enjoy the coastal scenery.

This statue has stood at Slottsbacken in front of the Royal Palace in Gamla Stan, Stockholm since 2018.

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... and another great photo opportunity ...

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Very interesting and educational! A small museum that you can take your time with... it's worth taking a guided tour. I particularly liked the short films that portray the 16 Nobel Prize winners. A little dry, but the significance of the Nobel Prize as an institution becomes clear! And definitely pay attention to the ceiling...

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Karl XIV Johan (1763-1844) ruled Sweden and Norway from 1811 until his death. The equestrian statue was created by the artist Bengt Erland on behalf of Karl XIV Johan's son in 1854 to mark the 40th anniversary of the union of Sweden and Norway.

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The shelter is very well maintained and there is even a small supply of firewood available.

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The Stockholm City Library was designed by Gunna Asplund. The modernist building is also called Asplundhuset, because it is one of its most important buildings. The library opened in 1928 and was the first public library in Sweden where people could select and pick up their own books without the help of a librarian. Unfortunately, you cannot visit the inside of the library until 2027: renovation work is underway until then.

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If you want to know everything about the inventor Alfed Nobel, the Nobel Prizes, the award ceremony and the winners and their work, visit Nobelmuseet. This museum is housed in the former Stockholm stock exchange building from 1776.

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The Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) in Stockholm, founded in 1827, is the largest and oldest technical university in Sweden and is considered one of the leading technical universities in Europe.

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The Stockholm City Library, designed by Gunnar Asplund and opened in 1928, is an important example of modern Swedish architecture and a cultural landmark of the city.

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The monument to Charles XIV John in Stockholm, which stands on Slottsbacken in front of the Royal Palace, honours the first king of the Bernadotte dynasty, who was originally a French marshal and became king of Sweden and Norway in the early 19th century.

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The museum is dedicated to information about the Nobel Prize, Nobel Prize winners from 1901 to the present day and the life of Nobel Prize founder Alfred Nobel (1833-1896). It is housed together with the Swedish Academy and its Nobel Library in the former building of the Stockholm Stock Exchange, which is located on Stortorget square in the old town of Stockholm. The museum has shown exhibitions on personalities such as Marie Curie, Nelson Mandela and Winston Churchill as well as other Nobel Prize winners. The museum opened in spring 2001.

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Gamla Stan is the old town and, in a way, the original cell of Stockholm. The city expanded from here. Today, Gamla Stan connects the northern district of Norrmalm with the southern district of Södermalm (to which Gamla Stan belongs administratively). The island on which the old town is located is called "Stadsholmen", even if the name is rarely found on street maps. Gamla Stan is the city between the bridges

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here is the German homepage: https://nobelprizemuseum.se/en/languages/deutsch/

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The Stockholm Palace or Royal Palace is the residence of the King of Sweden. It is located on the city island in the old town of Stockholm. The baroque building was built between 1697 and 1760 according to plans by the court architect Nicodemus Tessin the Younger and is considered a masterpiece.

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was French Minister of War, Marshal of France, Prince of Ponte Corvo, Commander-in-Chief of the Allied Northern Army against Napoleon and from 1818 to 1844 as Charles XIV.

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Charles XIV John (* 26 January 1763 in Pau, France as Jean Baptiste Bernadotte; † 8 March 1844 in Stockholm) was first a French Maréchal d'Empire (elevated to prince souverain de Pontecorvo by Napoleon), then Swedish commander-in-chief of the Allied Northern Army against Napoleon, and finally from 1818 to 1844 at the side of his wife Désirée Clary as Charles XIV John King of Sweden and as Charles III John King of Norway. Charles XIV John is the founder of the Swedish royal house of Bernadotte.

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The Nobel Prize Museum has permanent and special exhibitions, the Bistro Nobel restaurant and a museum shop. Activities for children, events and a research library complete the offering. Guided tours (English and Swedish) are included in the entrance fee. If you prefer to walk through the museum on your own, there are audio guides. The museum is now located on Stortorget in the old town of Gamla Stan. https://nobelprizemuseum.se/en/languages/deutsch/

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The castle was built by the architect Nicodemus Tessin the Younger in the Baroque style and designed as a Roman palace. The castle has more than 600 rooms on eleven floors, with state rooms facing the city and smaller living rooms facing the inner courtyard. There are many sights here: the treasury with the imperial insignia, the Tre Kronor Museum, which tells the story of the castle's medieval history, and last but not least the reception rooms with the pompous state rooms. During the summer months, Gustav III's Antiques Museum and the castle church are also open. The changing of the guard and the Slottsboden souvenir shop attract many visitors.

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