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Breathtaking views and Nobel pomp
Stockholm’s Stadshuset (City Hall) is one of the city’s most recognisable landmarks, with its tall red-brick tower rising above the waters of Riddarfjärden Sound.
Guided tours of the building, built in 1923, take you through the Council Chamber, but more importantly the magnificent Blue Hall where the Nobel Prize banquet is held every 10 December. Be sure to climb the 106m (348ft) tower, offering the best view of the city anywhere.
Stadshuset
Ragnar Östbergs plan 1, Stockholm
Phone: 08-508 29 059
Website: http://www.stockholm.se/stadshuset
Open Hours: Open Stadshuset (guided tours only) June-Sept 10am, noon, 2pm daily; Oct-May 10am, noon daily. Tower July-Aug 10am-5pm daily; Sept 10am-4pm daily. Closed Oct-May.
Categories: Tours and Sightseeing, Historic site, Landmark, Architectural building, Government building
Price: Cost money
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