The capital of the Swedish kingdom is Stockholm,it is not at all like a noisy European metropolis. Strangely enough, here you will not see fuss, streams of people, always somewhere in a hurry, will not breathe smog and smoke, you will not find dirt on the streets. Here everything breathes with calmness, harmony and dimensionality. In the green of the lawns wild rabbits are jumping, in the pond of some park in the very center of Stockholm you can see white swans, not domesticated, but real wild ones! Stockholm is an amazing city - a city of attractions and quiet cozy parks where you can stay alone with yourself, breathing in fresh air. The streets of the city consist of colorful houses, so closely located to each other that you can easily arrange a walk along the roofs, stepping from one to another. Therefore, it is not surprising that Carlson, beloved by all the children, who lives on the roof appeared in this city. To see the sights of Stockholm, start with museums! Only they will tell you a lot of interesting stories about the life of the city.
The ship is a museum "Vasa"
Vasa's ship is the pride of the Swedish fleet, itsThe design is impressive with a huge amount of jewelry and gold. However, all this splendor, pathos and not entirely accurate calculations led to the fact that the ship sank in 1628 off the coast of Stockholm, not having had time to make its first voyage. Extracted the ship from the water depths only 333 years later, and now around it rises a museum of seven floors, telling exciting stories about the life and life of seamen. Also here you can see a film about the history of the ship, the film is broadcast in sixteen different languages. The Vasa ship is an artistic value of Sweden, and Stockholm is worth a visit even for the sake of this museum alone!
Museum of the Nordic Countries
The given place of interest of the city of Stockholmtells about the life of the ancient Scandinavians, represents their culture and way of life. The museum was built on the initiative of Arthur Hazelius, a well-known culturologist. The completion of construction falls on 1907. The main hall of the museum is decorated with a statue of Gustav Vasa, the king, who did a lot for the country, and most importantly the state restored in Sweden. Here you can see examples of silk brocade XVIII century, a drum of Shamans of the Sami tribe, and even the first furniture IKEA. 
Skansen Museum
This museum, perhaps the most interesting of allUnique places that reveal the sights of Stockholm. This is a real old Scandinavia, opening doors to everyone! The museum is open-air, 150 different farmsteads and buildings are presented here, showing how people lived and lived in different parts of Sweden. You can walk for hours, examining huts and houses. It will be interesting for children to visit the zoo, which is in the possession of the museum, and adults, especially those who honor folk traditions, become participants in Swedish festivals and stroll through the world famous Christmas market.
Exclusive Attractions
Only in Sweden you will find a truly exclusivea museum dedicated to Nobel, a man with a very simple but surprising fate, which gave the name of the most prestigious award of all time. And, of course, as in Stockholm there would not have been a museum dedicated to Carlson - "a man in full blossom of years"? This museum will remind you of those unforgettable evenings from childhood, when the wonderful world of fairy tales Astrid Lingren made believe in miracles, and in a fat little man with a propeller on his back.
Royal Palace
If you want to see the biggest palace inworld, be sure to visit the Stockholm royal chambers. The palace still serves as the residence of the head of Sweden - Karl Gustav XVI. Many of the outstanding sights of Stockholm are located among the 608 rooms of this building: the chivalry chambers, the arsenal, the ancient museum of King Gustav III, the hall of festivities, and, of course, the king's apartments, made in various seemingly unrelated styles. Baroque, rococo, neo-classicism, eclectic styles of the XIX century - all these types will make visiting the palace unforgettable! And if you are lucky enough to walk around the palace at the right time and on the right day, then you will witness such a spectacular spectacle as changing the guard.
Town Hall
Want to see Stockholm from a bird's eye view? Then be sure to visit the town hall tower. This symbol of the city will open to you magnificent views, look into all corners, from visiting the tower is just breathtaking! Here, in the Blue and Gold Halls of the City Hall, the Nobel Prize ceremony takes place. Of course, you can not get yourself to the ceremony, but decorated with millions of pieces of golden mosaic of the room, more than will pay off this distress. To get to the Town Hall is not easy, the queue of those who wish does not diminish, but it's worth it. Rising to the very top along narrow corridors - you will find yourself in a fairy tale, and even a strong wind, blowing here in winter and summer, will not prevent you from enjoying the amazing scenery. And from the wind will help a warm jacket with a hood! 
Palaces of Stockholm
The palace of Rosenberg built in the 17th century is excellentpreserved for his ancestors his inner decoration. Halls in a luxurious antique style will take you to the world of balls and brave knights, into the world when words of honor and valor took place to be in life. The refined setting of the Rosenthal Palace has remained untouched since the 19th century. Perhaps the only place where in all its splendor unfolds the French style of Empire in the Swedish version. Excursions to the royal apartments are only accompanied by a guide, which, of course, will not let you be bored. The Skokloster Palace is one of the most outstanding sights of royal Stockholm in the Baroque style. This building is considered to be a great monument of the XVII century, at this time, Sweden was experiencing the best stage of its development, and was one of the strongest countries in Europe. Here are exhibited unique exhibits of weapons, paintings, furniture, and fabrics of the time. Tired of the excursions, you can look in the cafe or buy souvenirs at friends in the local store. Palace Tullgar was considered the favorite residence of King Gustavus V, who ruled at the end of the XIX century. The most beautiful room of the palace can be called the ceremonial chambers of Prince Frederik Adolf - they have been preserved almost in their original form. Built in 1644, the palace of Ulriksdal is a real work of art. King Gustav VI Adolf and Queen Elizabeth were the last to spend time here. Their apartments have perfectly preserved their grace and splendor, since they were used not so long ago, until 1973 inclusive. The rooms are furnished with antique furniture and unique items. In the park zone of the palace there is a court theater of the XVIII century, which is also worth a visit. Earlier in the palace of Drottningholm was the summer residence of kings, now it is the house where the current royal family permanently resides. You can get here by boat, and get into the delightful palace park, visit the Chinese Pavilion and the court theater.
Old city
The old city is the heart of Stockholm, itshistorical value. There are still preserved medieval streets, old churches and cathedrals. Here you will see a real Stockholm museum. Sights of the old city - this is the city itself, with its cobblestone streets, souvenir shops, and houses, painted in different shades of yellow. It is here that most of the amazing palaces of Stockholm, including the Royal Palace, are located. Walking around the old town is especially good in winter, when it turns into a real fairy tale! In general, Stockholm is good at any time of the year, although many prefer to travel here in the spring, probably in the spring it's still a bit more beautiful! We advise you to read:
