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A photo with the crown looks great. Postcard motif...

skeppsholmsbronn

You usually have to wait for a photo with the crown because it is often very crowded on nice days. There is a wonderful view from here. It is definitely worth a look on a city tour.

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...

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)

It is worth visiting this bridge. You have a beautiful view of the old town island of Gamla Stan and the city palace. There is a large golden crown in the middle of the bridge. This is of course a popular photo subject. Unfortunately, you have to wait forever to be able to photograph the crown alone, as there is always a large crowd.

Away from main routes, accessible by gravel paths, though loud due to its proximity to the airport.

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.