Stockholm City Hall
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Grand building used to host the Nobel banquet among other major events. You have to do a guided tour - there is no self guided option - check the website for timings because they vary by season. There is also a tower you can tour by yourself. However, you need a separate ticket for a visit at a specific time. Tip - arrive about 15-20 minutes before your City hall guided tour is scheduled to start, purchase a ticket for your guided tour of city hall first and head over to the tower and purchase a ticket for the tower tour before you start the guided tour. This will ensure you are able to visit the tower right after the guided tour ends. The blue hall (actually mostly brick red) is really huge and elegant. The gold hall steals the show - it is really unique and beautifully done. The council chamber is also nice. The gardens are small but nice and the courtyard is also pretty. The tower offers sweeping views of Stockholm and its surrounding waters. Note that touring the tower does involve climbing a lot of stairs as well as walking up slopes (there is an elevator but it only goes up halfway). Anyone with a health condition that prevents them from participating in strenuous activity should avoid the tower. Allow about 2 hours for a visit.
Shankar RamaswamyShankar Ramaswamy
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Stockholm's City Hall, or Stockholms Stadshuset, is a historical building replete with detail, beauty, and the highest profile events in the world. The Nobel Prizes are awarded in its halls every year. The ceremonies of graduation of PhD and Master's students are held there. The ascension to full professorship and becoming a Swedish citizen are among the many more ceremonies that are celebrated at City Hall. The exterior of the building is an elegant brick facade with golden ornaments. The views of Stockholm from the City Hall are a photographer's delight. The interior of the building is decorated with gold-leaf mosaics that depict the mythology of Stockholm. For visitors to Stockholm, the City Hall is a must.
Mario RomeroMario Romero
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the outside of the building is beautiful, and the inside there too with a wonderful view of the sea from the yard. visitors must purchase tickets at the entrance and because of the importance of the building are not allowed to visit there individually they should go there with a tour guide. the tour starts regularly according to their schedule at certain times and takes one hour. After when we bought tickets at the counter then he told us that we would have to wait for the next tour. I think it's unprofessional and he should have informed us before paying money for a ticket because in other countries you can go to the city hall individually and we didn't want to spend one hour here.
PariaParia
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Stockholm City Hall, the venue for the prestigious Nobel Prize Banquet, is a place where history, grandeur, and tradition come together in a spectacular setting. Attending this event, or even visiting the hall where it takes place, is nothing short of awe-inspiring. The Banquet, held in the stunning Blue Hall, is a night of elegance and prestige, where the world's most brilliant minds gather to celebrate scientific, literary, and humanitarian achievements. The hall itself is a masterpiece of architecture, with high ceilings, grand staircases, and intricate details that reflect the city's rich history. It’s hard not to be impressed by the sheer scale and beauty of the venue.
Wisanu TuntawiroonWisanu Tuntawiroon
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Its a historical and magnificent architect of Swedish nation situated in Central Stockholm. Its in the bank of nice lake connected to Baltic sea. This Magnificent hall is used in many international and national events, occasions, public ceremonial and political conference as well. This very famous for annual Nobel prize ceremony arranged every year. I found it very tremendous and attractive. Lot of international visitors always gather there. Kids, couples are common views. Wedding ceremony!! aha gay, lesbian and other marriage ceremony find this place for lovely photographss!!! Everything was afterall great!!!
Akm Rashedul HasanAkm Rashedul Hasan
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EIN FEHLER WENN SIE SICH DIE ZEIT NICHT NEHMEN !!!! Schwedens Hauptstadt, Stockholm wurde vermutlich vom "Regenten Jarl Birger Magnussen" 1252 erbaut. Die Stadt gleicht einem Museum, überall befinden sich prächtige Museen und wunderbare Gebäude aus verschiedenen Jahrhunderten. Das heutige Stockholmer "Stadshuset" wurde nach der Zerstörung der an der gleichen Stelle lange Jahre stehenden alten Mühle zwischen zwischen 1911 und 1923 auf der Grundlage äusserst präziser Pläne des Architekten Ragnar Östberg erbaut. Die Bevölkerung wohnte 1923 der offiziellen Einweihung des im Stil der schwedischen Nationalromantik erbauten Prachtbaues bei. Das eindrucksvolle Gebäude wurde schnell zum Wahrzeichen der stolzen Stadt Stockholm. Das ausgesprochen grosszügig gebaute Gebäude "Stadshuset" ist seither der schwedische Sitz der Stadtregierung und des Stadtparlamentes, sprich es ist nach wie vor ein offizielles Gebäude der Stockholmer Regierung. Ausserhalb der regulären Sitzungen im Ratssaal kann das architektonisch herausfordernde, jedoch leicht wirkende Gebäude mittels den angebotenen Führungen erkundet werden. Zu beachten ist hierbei, dass die "profund durchgeführten Führungen" in mehreren Sprachen angeboten werden und top seriös vorbereitet sind! Im Rahmen der Führung werden sie den "Blauen Saal" in dem das alljährliche Festessen des Nobel-Komitee mit den frisch gekürten Nobelpreisträgern und vielen Ehrengästen stattfindet, den goldenen Saal und vieles mehr sehen dürfen. Es lohnt sich eine Kamera dabeizuhaben - es darf überall, uneingeschränkt fotografiert werden! Für uns, war die Führung im Stockholmer Rathaus (Stadshus) sicherlich einer der Höhepunkte während unseres Besuches in der prächtigen und sehr lebendigen Stadt. Ganz klar: eine maximale Bewertung verbunden mit der Empfehlung eine Reise in die Hauptstadt Schwedens zu machen wert!!
Patrick BorerPatrick Borer
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Hantverkargatan 1, 111 52 Stockholm, Sweden
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+46 8 508 290 00
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stadshuset.stockholm
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Stockholm City Hall is the seat of Stockholm Municipality in Stockholm, Sweden. It stands on the eastern tip of Kungsholmen island, next to Riddarfjärden's northern shore and facing the islands of Riddarholmen and Södermalm. It houses offices and conference rooms as well as ceremonial halls.
attractions: The Royal Palace, Sergels torg, Hötorgshallen, Nobel Prize Museum, Paradox Museum Stockholm, Royal Swedish Opera, Downtown Camper by Scandic, Filmstaden Sergel, Stockholm Medieval Museum, Stockholms Centralstation, restaurants: Vete-Katten, La Neta City, Jensens Steakhouse, Barrels, Restaurant Kajsas Fisk, Tak, ICEBAR Stockholm by ICEHOTEL, Slingerbulten, Café Schweizer, Griffins
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