Don't miss the imposing City Hall. This magnificent fortress-like building from early 1900’is the impressive product of 12 years of toil by the combined skills of Swedish construction workers, sculptors, artists and craftsmen. It’s 105 meters high tower with three golden crowns and bells, played each day at midday, have become the symbols of the city.

The City Hall is also the venue of the yearly banquet December 10th following the presentation of the Nobel Prize.

During the tour you may enjoy a stroll through Gamla Stan – the Old Town. The historic elegance of the exterior of the imposing Royal Palace contrasts the narrow, twisting alleys and cobbled stone streets at the foot of the Palace walls. As you stroll around the small streets, it is easy to imagine that you are still in medieval times.

The island of Djurgården is Stockholm’s outdoor recreation center. While on the island you can visit the Swedish warship Vasa, which was, in that time, the world’s largest and the pride of mighty Sweden’s navy.

The present museum is built around the 17th century warship, which sank in Stockholm’s inner harbor on her maiden voyage in 1628. Raised from sea in 1961, and restored much of the original magnificence, today the Vasa is a fascinating authentic piece of living history.