A picture walk through Stockholm

I visited Stockholm in January and even during the winter it’s a beautiful city. A picture walk through Stockholm is a photogallery showing the best photo’s I have taken. I love architecture and one of the first things I noticed was the “low” skyline. There are no skyscrapers in this city which is unique when you compare the size of the city. Stockholm is an easy city to explore and relatively compact. Stockholm is spread over 14 islands and accessible via bridges or ferries. Another option is to take a metro but than you miss out on the views.

The Old City is called Gamla Stan. The Royal Palace, the gobbled streets, churches and colourful buildings is picture perfect for an old storybook. Go on a virtual tour in the capital city of Sweden.

Interior design at the National Museum in Stockholm

One of the exhibition halls at the National Museum in Stockholm

Bridge at Stockhom and view of the waterfront

Amazing detailed architecture of an office building in Stockholm

View of Djurgårdsbrunnsviken and the city of Stockholm

Main hall at the National Museum in Stockholm

Stortorgsbrunnen monument at Gamla Stan, Stockholm

Narrow alleyways in Gamla Stan, Stockholm

Sculpture Garden at the National Museum in Stockholm

Front view of a restaurant in Gamla Stan, Stockholm

Folke Bernadottes Bridge at Djurgårdsbrunnsviken in Stockholm

Another exhibition hall in the National Museum in Stockholm

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