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Stockholm is a walking city, with so much to offer for people who like to simply stroll around, taking the day as it comes, planning on the go and following their instincts.
A walk along Djurgårdskanalen in Stockholm
Photo: Nicho Södling/imagbank.sweden.se
Likewise, for visitors who prefer more structured holidays, packed with cultural and historical experiences, there is a vast selection of sights, attractions and destinations scattered across the entire city centre and its surroundings.
Kungliga Djurgården (Royal Djurgården) is an island consisting mainly of parkland and forest, with enough to see to keep visitors busy for several days.
Stockholm’s immediate vicinity also offers a great number of interesting destinations. These include three sites on UNESCO’s World Heritage List: the beautiful Skogskyrkogården (the Woodland Cemetery), Drottningholm Palace, and the remains of the Viking settlement, Birka on Björkö island in Lake Mälaren.
The oldest part of Stockholm is Gamla Stan (the Old Town) and the tiny adjacent island, of Riddarholmen. It is a place filled with stunning views, picturesque streets and historical sites.
Skeppsholmen is another centrally located island that is rich in art and culture.
Der Maraboupark in Sundbyberg, einer Gemeinde unweit der schwedischen Hauptstadt Stockholm, darf sich schönster Park Schwedens 2008 nennen
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