Stockholm City Hall Review

The City Hall is a nice place to see. Even better, if gives you a very nice view of the city by the water.

And the moon bay below is really two feelings, the snow-capped meadows, this hike seems particularly meaningful! ! ! Of course, the natural artistic conception of the mountains and rivers itself is particularly prominent in the rush of industrial civilization. This is the third time I have gone to the Lotus Sea National Forest Park. The first time is autumn, the time is tight and only stops in Moon Bay. The second spring, the motorcycle goes to the hot spring slope and hikes to the Lotus Lake. Third time hiking up the mountain

Stockholm's town hall is now a tourist attraction, and visitors to Sweden will come here to see it, and it is said that after the annual Nobel Prize ceremony, it will host a banquet at the town hall.

City Hall, a landmark in Stockholm, a must-see attraction in Sweden.

A local landmark building, the appearance is more magnificent.

Built in 1911, completed in 12 years, it is the most important work in Swedish architecture. The town hall is located on the shores of Lake Meralen, on both sides of the water. The tower is towering and you can see it from a distance. It is one of the landmarks of the city. It is one of the offices of the city council. Of course most people know this. Because the Nobel Prizes are awarded annually, and now it's the ultimate goal of the world's elite in the fields of physics, chemistry, medical economics, literature, and so on. Speaking of the building itself, it's said that the whole is built by more than 8 million red bricks, maintaining the hard style of traditional Nordic architecture. To the right of the hall is a 106-meter-high minarets with three gold-plated crowns representing the cooperation of the people of Sweden, Denmark, Norway (why not Finland:) There is a viewing platform above the tower to see the whole city, you know, put aside these extras The scenery outside is actually better. The interior of the city hall itself is also available for a fee, but many people do not recommend it. I didn’t go in and I didn’t comment.

Stockholm, Sweden. Stockholm Stadhuset, Stockholm City Hall. A red brick tower, built in 1911, took 12 years to complete. It has a total of 8 million red bricks and 19 million mosaic tiles, which are quite magnificent. The largest hall is called Blue Hall, where the Nobel Prize dinner is held. Although it is called Blue Hall, it is actually red. The organ on the top of the hall has 10270 sound tubes, and the hall can be used for 700 people to enjoy the banquet. Up to the 106-meter tower, you can get a panoramic view of Stockholm.