What is the best tourist destination in Sweden?

Stockholm is located between the Baltic Sea and Lake Malaren. It is a beautiful water city and is known as Venice in Northern Europe. Located in the deepest part of an archipelago consisting of more than 24,000 islands, it was built in the13rd century and is also the center of economy, politics, tourism and culture. Stockholm's English name is Stockholm. It turned out that in the13rd century, the inhabitants of the island were attacked by pirates, so the Swedes built castles with huge logs and set log fences in the water to resist foreign invasion. Locals call Logstock and islands holm Stockholm, and the name of Stockholm has been passed down from generation to generation. Sderot consists of 14 islands, so if you look down from the highlands, you can only see that the islands are connected by bridges. These bridges and criss-crossing canals strung Sderot into a palace at sea. Recommended scenic spots: 1. The Royal Park Kungstadgarden is located in the central square of Stockholm, which is very quiet and used to be the garden of the palace. At the end of the eighteenth century, tourists began to visit, and the garden was full of flowers and fountains. There are many restaurants and fast food restaurants in the north and west of the park, and Swedish House (Tourist Service Center) is located in the northwest corner, providing various cultural information. On the west side of the park, there is a baroque church St.Jacobs Kyrka, and on the south side is the Operakallaren restaurant, which is known as the first in Sweden. Outside the restaurant stands a bronze statue of Karoo XII, pointing majestically at the Baltic Sea. Karoo XII, king of Sweden, conquered Russia, Poland and Denmark at the beginning of18th century and made many great achievements. 2. Concert Hall Konserthuset Concert Hall is located in Hotorget Square in the west of Royal Park and north of Central Railway Station. It is the music center of Stockholm, built in A.D. 1926, and also the place where the Nobel Prize ceremony was held. The square in front of the concert hall is also one of the three open-air markets in Stockholm (the other two are Ostermalm and Kornkamnstorg). The open-air market starts at 9: 00 every morning and provides flowers, fruits and vegetables. 3. Palace Kungliga Slottet: The palace is a three-story building, which started construction in AD 1690, lasted for 65 years and was completed by three generations of architects. There is a handover ceremony for guards at noon 12 every day. There are parliament halls, chapels and treasure halls in the palace. 4.Storkyrkan Cathedral: Located in the south of the palace, it is the oldest building in Stockholm. Its history can be traced back to 1250, when the city wall was built. The coronation ceremony of the king was held here at that time. Although the church is not big, the atmosphere is solemn, and there is a badge of the royal knight in the church. Another famous woodcarving is the statue of Saint George, a dragon hero, which was presented to this church by 1489 to commemorate Sweden's defeat of Denmark. 5. Kamla Stan Old Town Street Kamla Stan: Old Town Street is the oldest street in Stockholm, which is located in the opposite direction of the cathedral exit and the palace. The streets are preserved with relics of past dynasties, and the antique atmosphere makes people feel like they are in the Middle Ages. Because the streets in the old city are rugged and the traffic volume is small, it's best to stroll here and experience the unique flavor of this place. The streets of the old city are lined with houses with old-fashioned gates, elegant gardens, ancient churches and antique shops. In addition, near the Old Town Street, there is ——Stortorget Square, the most beautiful square in Stockholm. In the north of the square, there is the borson Stock Exchange, which is the headquarters of the Swedish Academy, and the annual Nobel Prize is awarded by the Academy. Go straight on Skomakatan Road in the southeast of the square, and you will see a baroque church-the German church Tyska Kyrkan. Vasterlanggatan in Xichang Street is the most famous shopping street, full of warm antique shops and art shops. No.45 osterlanggatan, Dongchang Street, is the house of elves (Tomtar &; Trolls), have the opportunity to watch the master make Nordic elf troll puppets on the spot. Fem Smahus is converted from a 300-year-old cellar and can taste traditional Swedish food. Walking down the stone steps, you will feel the breath of history strongly. People who have experienced it suggest that you must slow down when visiting the old city. 6.Stadshuset: The municipal government building is located on Kungsholmen Island in the west of the city center, facing the beautiful Malal Lake. It is considered as the most beautiful building in Europe in the 20th century and a symbol of Stockholm. This building was designed by Ragnar Ostberg and completed in 1923, giving people an elegant and magnificent feeling. This building is also the place where the city council meets. The walls of Gyllensalen are mosaic walls covered with gold foil. Although the technology is old, the design is quite novel. This place is also the place for dinner after the Nobel Prize ceremony. Below the golden house is the blue house. Every year in 65438+February 10, the Nobel Prize will be awarded and a banquet will be held here. It is said that 253 people must be mobilized to prepare this banquet, and it takes 30 people six hours to set the table alone. Among the waiters in 2 10, five people have to open champagne for the guests non-stop, and each person has to walk five kilometers on average. The menu has been discussed since spring. 7. Scanson Kansenfield Museum: The Scanson Field Museum is located on Ulgordon Island and is the most famous tourist attraction in Stockholm. Built in 189 1. In the vast green forest, there are more than 100 buildings, such as farmhouses and churches, which have moved from all over Sweden. Here you can see the traditional Swedish lifestyle and working style, which can be said to be a life museum. This taste of going back to the past is also revealed in the clothes of every commentator in the park: white apron, plain white coat and hat, or keys hanging around the waist, or really feeding chickens, ducks and piglets outside the house, really like being in the last century. There are many museums in Skansen, the most representative of which are the Postal Museum and the Tobacco Museum. The collection is as beautiful as any independent museum. 8. Vasa Museum: Go out of the main entrance of Scanson, turn right for 100 meters, and you can get to this museum. The museum shows the17th century warship Vasa, which was salvaged from the bottom of the sea. The warship Vasa was built on the order of Gustav Adolf II. At that time, Sweden was the target of the great powers. In order to guard against the invasion of neighboring countries, Gustav Adolf II ordered the construction of four warships, and Vasa was one of them. 1628 was completed in the spring and made its maiden voyage in August. At first, it was sunny and everything was normal. However, after sailing 1300 meters, it was overturned by strong winds and waves and accelerated by the weight of the ship. The sinking was in 333, and it was not until 19 1 that the Swedish authorities ordered the salvage. Although the history of sailing is short, Swedes still regard it as a national treasure, because it shows Swedish shipbuilding technology and art in the17th century, especially the wood carving skills on board are still admirable. 9. Subway: The subway that Stockholm residents are proud of is also so straight that you have to find out. Swedes who are committed to improving the quality of life have built the subway into an art gallery, with a total length of 108 km. Each station is a carefully designed work of art, the most beautiful of which is the T-Central station. The platform and railway are all cut from natural rocks. The blue-white wall is covered with blue giant leaves, and with special lighting effects, it seems to be in a primitive cave.

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