Gamla Stan

Down from the Katrina elevator, across the bridge into the old city of Sishi. The history of the old city can be traced back to the 13th century. It has a history of more than 700 years. Since there has been no war in Sweden for 200 years, the old city is well preserved. It is full of ancient buildings, medieval alleys, cobblestone streets, colorful Germanic buildings, which are worth taking time to visit and savor slowly. Many scenic spots are interspersed in the old city, palaces, churches, Nobel Museum and so on. Walking in this quiet heart is like traversing the tunnel of time and returning to the old times of medieval Europe. It is a pleasure to shuttle between narrow alleys and wide streets in old urban areas. There are many cafes and restaurants on the street. There are various kinds of tea, and there are many kinds of Western dishes. You might as well sit down and have a drink, experience the local street flavor, and integrate into the local people. It is not another experience in tourism. Around the streets and alleys of the old city, I stayed here for a long time unconsciously and walked out to see the ferry terminal very soon. It suddenly occurred to me that I would not like to take a ferry trip to Lake Meraren and enjoy the scenery of both sides of Stockholm in a different way.

Gamla Stan, officially known as Staden Mellan broarna before 1980, is an ancient town in Stockholm, Sweden. We arrived in Stockholm at noon and went out to visit the old city after finding a hotel for a few hours. Other scenic spots were evaluated separately. This is the commercial district of the old city. There are many crisscrossing roads. No, they are not wide. There are many shops selling small crafts on both sides of the road. They are very good, but they are not cheap.

Gamla Stan is the old city of Stockholm, which connects the famous pedestrian street. The total length of the pedestrian street is about a kilometer, but he is on the main street in downtown Stockholm. The buildings in the old city are very old and the slates are very beautiful. The buildings on both sides are full of boutiques, cafes and restaurants. Walking here to find the time of history and drinking coffee when you are tired is a good enjoyment of life!

The history of the old city can be traced back to the 13th century. The city has medieval alleys, boulder streets and ancient buildings, which are deeply influenced by the North Germanic style. In addition to Stockholm Cathedral, Nobel Museum and Knight's Church, the city is also the place where the palace is located. After the Three Crowns Palace was burned in the fire, the palace was built here in the 18th century. We mainly went to the square around the palace and the Nobel Museum. In front of the Nobel Museum, there is an ancient well in the central square of the old city. Hundreds of years ago, it was the only well in this area for residents to drink. Nobel grew up drinking the spring water flowing from this well. I didn't do this before I went, so I didn't drink a few drops of water from the old well water pipe, which was touched with some spirit. It's a pity.

Stockholm, Sweden's beautiful coastal city, is said to be one of the most expensive cities in the world. It is said that only Oslo is more expensive than here. In summer, June, almost all day, June-August, is suitable for traveling. The temperature is between 18 and 26 degrees. The old city is very small, but really old. There are many scenic spots around the old city. It takes about 40 minutes for many restaurants to try.

The streets of the old city are old and old. The real stone road can reach the center no matter how you go. On both sides of the Old Town Street are all kinds of small shops, mostly souvenirs. There is a Tintin store. It's interesting. Don't miss a friend who likes Tintin.

Because Stockholm is made up of many islands, the old city is relatively independent among many islands. There are many old houses all over the city. But most of them are shops. They are all tourism industry. Many paths are very narrow. In short, they are very simple.

Stockholm's old city is not very big, but it still feels beautiful, narrow alleys, ancient buildings, beautiful churches, constituting a beautiful and tranquil scenery of the old European area, very beautiful and full of literary atmosphere.

It's worth it, but Sweden's consumption is high for our working class. Accommodation is relatively thrifty about 1300 RMB, meals are more expensive than in France, a meal in Paris is about 20 euros, in this time more than 30. The old city is small and has a small population. There is the Nobel Museum here, then there are the Royal Palace and the church, and there are especially famous universities here. Personally, I feel that when we come, we should enjoy the humanities, and when we go, we should see what valuable places we can take away, such as education for children and respect for science. Enjoy the beauty of the countryside. Don't be too noisy. Buy and buy. It's not suitable here! I wish I could get something! Pay attention to security, because there are many Middle Eastern immigrants, not as good as a few years ago.

Stockholm Old Town, there is a more European feeling through the Old Town, from the lake to the sea, and back to the lake. Stockholm is like a mixed-race city, beautiful and moving. Old city. The streets are very neat, the alleys are very old-fashioned, the colorful houses all reveal a mysterious atmosphere.