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Very old town
Beautiful waterfront colors
Many historical landmarks and  attractions.

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Medieval Architecture
13th century ringwall still stands
On the largest island on Sweden
Very common vacation destination for Swedish residents on the mainland.

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Sweden’s official website for tourism and travel information

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Visby – a Swedish fairytale town on the island of Gotland

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Visby – a Swedish fairytale town on the island of Gotland

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One of the oldest national parks in Europe
Home of six of Sweden's major mountains
200 peaks and over 100 glaciers

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The capital of Sweden
Vintage

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The Royal Palace, Slottsbacken, Stockholm, Sweden

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The Royal Palace, Slottsbacken, Stockholm, Sweden

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The Royal Palace, Slottsbacken, Stockholm, Sweden

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Home to the king of Sweden
17th century royal palace

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The Royal Palace of Stockholm stands proudly on Slottsbacken in the Swedish capital's charming Old Town. Designed by master architect Nicodemus Tessin the Younger - this enormous jewel of a regal building was inaugurated in 1754, providing a home for King Adolf Fredrik and Queen Louisa Ulrika. It was also built to house the central Swedish state administration and the Royal Library, hence its mighty size.

Tessin learnt his craft in France, Italy and England, where he studied architecture and landscape gardening for many years. A former pupil of Lorenzo Bernini, he drew heavily on the Baroque architecture of Rome - which explains why he decided to model The Royal of Palace of Stockholm on a Roman palace.

Stockholm Palace is said to be one of the oldest castles still serving as an official royal residence. With over 600 rooms spread across eleven floors, it provides plenty of space today for King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden. The King and Queen also use the palace as a workplace and a highly impressive venue for receptions, such as state visits.

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Step inside the Royal Palace of Stockholm

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The Royal Palace of Stockholm stands proudly on Slottsbacken in the Swedish capital's charming Old Town. Designed by master architect Nicodemus Tessin the Younger - this enormous jewel of a regal building was inaugurated in 1754, providing a home for King Adolf Fredrik and Queen Louisa Ulrika.