Vadstena Abbey
Vadstena Abbey in Stockholm is visited by everyone, even tourists who are far from religion. The Catholic monastery has a rich history (it was founded in the middle of the 14th century) and for a long time remained both a male and female monastery.
Globen Arena
The Globen Arena is a favorite attraction in Stockholm. And not so much, because it is one of the largest spherical structures in the world, where prestigious competitions in various sports are held, as well as world-class stars give concerts.
Stockholm City Museum
A museum with a Russian footprint, a confusing collection and obscenely visual aids. This is about how you can characterize the Museum of the city of Stockholm, which, you will agree, is at least strange. But the explanation is really simple: his collection is located in the palace on the square with the name “Russian courtyard”.
Royal Palace in Stockholm
In the center of Stockholm, on the waterfront of Stadholmen Island, stands a massive 7-storey building with an honor guard near the doors, constantly surrounded by crowds of tourists — the Royal Palace, the residence of the Swedish rulers. The history of the building goes back to the Middle Ages.
The Nobel Museum
The Nobel Museum is dedicated to the Nobel Prize and its founder, Alfred Nobel, as well as the prize laureates and their achievements. The museum was opened in 2001, on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the award and has since gained wide popularity – after all, everything here is admirable!