Stockholm city hall can be seen from the embankments and bridges of the Gamla Stan. The elegant brick structure appeared in the beginning of the 20th century on the spit of the Kungsholmen island. The city hall is a venue for the Nobel Prize banquet and the symbol of Stockholm.

Gamla Stan is Stockholm's old town, located on Stadsholmen island. This is the oldest part of the city, dating to 13th century, so Gamla Stan is a labyrinth of the charming narrow streets with old houses, numerous restaurants and souvenir shops.

The Royal palace is located on the spot of the Kronor Castle - Stockholm's first building. It's the residence of the current king of Sweden and his family. Daily ceremony of the changing of the guards is organized at noon in the Outer Courtyard of the palace.

The Royal Dramatic Theatre is Sweden's national stage for "spoken drama", founded in 1788. Around one thousand shows are put on annually on the theatre's eight running stages. The theater is located on the spectacular embankment, not far from Djurgården.

Gröna Lund in Stockholm is Sweden’s greatest amusement park, located just by the sea in the beautiful Djurgården.

The large open-air museum Skansen on the island Djurgården at the edge of the city centre of the Swedish capital Stockholm is the oldest open-air museum in the world and also the home of the Stockholm Zoo.

Sergels Torg, a large square in the center of Stockholm, was created during the modernization of the city center in the mid-twentieth century. Its soulless streets and buildings stand in stark contrast with the charm of the old oown.

Fjällgatan on Södermalm offers the most beautiful view of Stockholm. From here you can see Gamla Stan, the Skeppsholmen Museum and Djurgarden Island, the most visited tourist destination in Stockholm.