Stortorget, Stockholm

Explore Sweden's royal history from the Viking Era to the present by going to Stockholm Palace. You can look around ornate royal rooms, the royal treasury that holds Sweden's regalia, and museum displays that show how grand things were. Situated in Stockholm's Old Town, Gamla Stan, this palace provides an insight into the lives of Swedish rulers during the ages. Discover architectural wonders, take in the rich cultural legacy contained within this historic landmark, and admire the lavish décor. For anyone interested in Scandinavian royal customs or history, this is a must-see.

Discover the history of one of the most renowned prizes in the world by visiting the Nobel Prize Museum in Stockholm. The museum, housed in the historic Stock Exchange Building since 2001, explores Alfred Nobel's life, from his revolutionary inventions to the Nobel Prize. Here, you can see Marie Curie's lab and Nelson Mandela's release, as well as revolving images of Nobel Laureates Rudyard Kipling and Winston Churchill. Explore temporary exhibitions such as Making the Peace, which uses photography to highlight international peace initiatives. Enjoy Nobel Ice Cream at the museum's restaurant and join a kid-friendly quiz search to learn more about this historic institution.

Enter Storkyrkan, the Stockholm Cathedral, which has been a part of Swedish politics and religion since the 1300s. Here, you can attend Swedish parliamentary ceremonies and royal weddings, which take place here every year. Look around for famous objects like the Parhelion painting and the sculpture of St. George and the Dragon. You can admire the ancient painted ceilings and the cathedral's expansive architecture. Attend monthly concerts showcasing the best organists and choirs in Sweden to celebrate the country's rich musical legacy. Discover the rich cultural significance of Storkyrkan by going to a church, concert, or just taking in its ancient charm.