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Sweden Historical And Cultural Places

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Sweden Historical And Cultural Places

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  1. Sweden Historical and Cultural Places Sweden Visa

  2. Centre of Historical Attractions in Sweden • Stockholm • Djurgarden Island • Stadshuset (The City Hall) • Skansen Open-Air Museum • Gotland (Visby and Faro) • Vasa Museum

  3. Stockholm The Capital of Sweden, Stockholm is cultural, economic and political centre of this country! Stockholm is famed for many things including world’s first National City Park, world’s largest hemispherical building, the narrowest street and three UNESCO World Heritage sites.

  4. Djurgarden Island Stockholmers are nature lovers. Located in the centre of the Stockholm, Djurgarden is home to tranquil forests & meadows, amusement parks and few Sweden’s top museums. It is a perfect place to stroll with your beloved through the houses & farmsteads and experience the culture covering five centuries!

  5. Stadshuset (The City Hall) Fabricated with dusk-red bricks, crowned with green and golden spires, City hall is one of the most impressive landmark of Stockholm. Constructed in the late 20th century, it is a home to numerous assembly rooms and offices! The building is famed worldwide for the Golden Hall which hosts the Nobel Prize Banquets annually. Visitors can access the room with a guided tour.

  6. Skansen Open-Air Museum Regarded as the world’s oldest open-air museum and with the collection of iconic historic structures, Skansen offers almost the entire history on a plate about Sweden. For this reason, it attracts more than 1.3 million visitors every year. With around 150 farms and buildings located in the boundaries, Skansen also has Sweden’s only zoo as a feather to the cap! This zoo exuberantly features the native animals of Sweden.

  7. Gotland (Visby and Faro) Surrounded by the Baltic Sea, Gotland is the largest island and one of the most popular tourist attractions of Sweden. Holidaymakers flock here to cherish the sun, picturesque landscapes and pristine beaches. Paradise is just one click away! Apply for Sweden Visa UK by filling Sweden visa application UK now.

  8. Visby town The only city on Gotland Island is distinguished by the long town hall that encircles the ruins of the Church. It has been on UNESCO World Heritage Site list since 1995. This popular tourist destination receives thousands of visitors every year during summer. You can walk down the narrow cobbled streets and behold its medieval marvels and architectural delights from 13th century.

  9. Beaches of Faro A trip to Gotland is said incomplete without exploring the nearby island of Faro Beautiful long sandy beaches and breathtaking views will compel you to pause for a minute and behold the landscape. The island offers you tall tea stalls, a number of restaurants, cafés, homey bakeries and fresh vegetables.

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