Nationalmuseum

Amazing building! The National Museum is moving so check their website, from February 2013

It´s a big place so it will take you a day

The Nationalmuseum is the largest art museum in Sweden. Its collection encompasses artwork from the late Middle Ages to the early 20th century including paintings, sculptures, and applied art. The museum is set at a fabulous location on the Blasieholmen peninsula, across the Strömmen bay from the Royal Palace. The museum's paintings collection spans the period from the 16th century up to the early 20th century with works from masters such as Rubens, Rembrandt, Goya and Gauguin. One of the highlights is the 'Lady with the Veil', a 1769 work by Swedish artist by Alexander Roslin. Sculptures are installed throughout the museum, including works from Auguste Rodin and Swedish sculptor Johan Tobias Sergel.

To understand the history of the Swedish country, it is necessary to come to the National Museum. The area is large and the building is particularly beautiful. It is a bit like a royal palace. It is very classical. The exhibits are particularly rich. All aspects from ancient to the present are introduced to the whole The history of the Tian family

The re-opening of the Swedish National Museum in Stockholm has many highlights, which makes people linger. It is recommended that when visiting Stockholm, you should spend at least one day of precious time to slowly appreciate this fascinating Nordic museum.