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One of the more worthwhile attractions to visit in Sweden is the City Hall. This attraction is located on King's Island to the west of the city center. There is water on both sides of the attraction. The City Hall is a red brick tower and is a famous local landmark. The scale of the building is very grand, especially the walls of the golden hall are mosaics made of small pieces of glass. The most outstanding one is the Blue Hall, which is also the largest hall in the city hall. If the Bell Prize Dinner is held, if tourists climb the tower of the city hall, we can have a panoramic view of the surrounding scenery. In terms of transportation, tourists can take the subway. In terms of tickets, from November every year to March of the following year, Seventy crowns per adult. The opening hours are between 10:00 and 15:00 every day during the off-season, and between 9:30 and 16:00 every day during the peak season.

The Vasa Shipwreck Museum in Sweden is also a very worth visiting attraction in Sweden. The main attractions shown in this attraction are shipwrecks. Although the history of this ship's navigation is relatively short, the Swedish people But they regard it as a national treasure, because this sunken ship embodies Swedish shipbuilding technology and art, and the wood carvings on the ship are very valuable for visiting and appreciating. They are very rare treasures. In terms of transportation, you can take tram No. 7. You can take bus 69, and the ticket costs 130 kronor per adult.

The most distinctive attraction in Sweden. The most distinctive attraction in Sweden is the Old Town of Stockholm. This old town has a history of more than 700 years. Here we can see ancient churches, especially The alleys here are paved with cobblestones, filled with the aroma of coffee. Strolling along the long alleys gives you the feeling of going back in time. In terms of transportation, tourists can take Line 82 or the subway to get there.