2025 Orhem Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in April)

City halls in every city are often great tourist attractions, showcasing the most vibrant architectural features and cultural essence of the locality, especially in capital cities. During this Nordic trip, we visited Stockholm, the capital of Sweden, and naturally, the "Stockholm City Hall (Stockholms stadshus)" located on King's Island was a highlight of the tour. The City Hall building is constructed with 8 million red bricks and features a towering structure that reaches 106 meters. While the exterior walls are brick red, the interior hall is painted sky blue, creating a striking visual contrast. Apart from serving as a venue for council meetings and administrative offices, Stockholm City Hall is also the site of the annual Nobel Prize banquet following the award ceremony, making it a place of significant importance. Visitors need to book in advance online for guided tours, which cover several key areas of the City Hall: the Blue Hall, the second-floor gallery, the council chamber, the tower, the Prince's Gallery, and the Golden Hall. It’s definitely worth exploring.

Highlight of the trip seeing this little guy in Skansen, Stockholm. #Redsquirrel

📍 Itinerary Overview A day filled with royal palaces, cobbled streets, fika moments, and waterside charm. 🚩 Sightseeing Route Start in Gamla Stan (Old Town) → Royal Palace → Stortorget → ferry to Djurgården → Vasa Museum → stroll through Östermalm → end with sunset in Södermalm. 🏖️ Must-Visit Attractions • Gamla Stan: medieval streets and colorful facades • Vasa Museum: the iconic 17th-century warship • Skansen: open-air museum with Nordic animals • City Hall: great views from the tower (summer season) 🚇 Transportation SL card or single tickets cover subways, buses, trams, and ferries. Walk when possible – the city’s made for it! 📷 Photo Spots • Stortorget square • Monteliusvägen (epic view over the city) • Stockholm Archipelago from a ferry • Inside the Vasa Museum

#cherryblossom25 At Kungsträdgården in Stockholm city, the king's garden lights up in a beautiful shade of pink in spring, easily walkable from the central station, it's a free activity that will bring you calm in the expensive city of Stockholm #sweden

#AustraliaFlightEvent Address: Hantverkargatan 1, 111 52 Stockholm, Sweden Key Points: Nobel Banquet venue, Blue Hall, Gold Hall, Gothic architecture Stockholm City Hall, located on the eastern end of Kungsholmen Island, is one of Sweden's representative historical buildings and is well known as the place where the Nobel Prize Banquet is held every year. The City Hall is not just a simple administrative agency, but is also considered a cultural heritage that symbolizes Sweden's independence and identity, so it was a place worth visiting at least once.

#AustraliaFlightEvent Address: Hantverkargatan 1, 111 52 Stockholm, Sweden Stockholm City Hall is famous for the Nobel Prize banquet, and its Gothic beauty stands out from the exterior to the interior. If you sign up for an interior tour, you can see the Blue Hall and the Golden Hall, and the golden mosaics in the Golden Hall are especially overwhelming. If you climb up to the City Hall observation deck, you can see the entire view of Stockholm, making it a great place to take pictures. If you are interested in history and beautiful architecture, this is a must-visit place.