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Beautiful historical building by the waterfront, built and established as a hotel in 1912. All public areas renovated in 2002, giving the hotel a modern, yet comfortable style and atmosphere. Centrally located in Stockholm''s financial and business centre, within walking distance of most city attractions, theatre and shopping areas. The hotel was voted "Best Hotel View" in Sweden in 2002. Free broadband.
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International Airport Hotel with conference and meeting facilities catering for business and leisure travelers. Situated just 4 minutes from all terminals at Stockholm-Arlanda Airport. Free shuttle bus every 15 minutes. All 335 rooms are soundproof and offer individual climate control. Free high-speed Internet access. Restaurant, cocktail bar, indoor swimming pool, and fitness centre are also available. Super Breakfast buffet is served every morning from 4.30 am. Free broadband.
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Fully integrated with the terminals at Stockholm-Arlanda Airport and within walking distance to all gates. 230 modern rooms with free high-speed Internet access. The perfect place for a good night´s sleep before an early flight or after a late arrival. Next to travel agencies, pharmacy, bank, currency exchange office and shopping. Super Breakfast buffet is served every morning from 5 am. Free broadband.
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All 459 air-conditioned rooms and suites are equipped & furnished to the highest standard. International restaurant, sky bar & lobby bar. City centre hotel next to Central Station & Arlanda Express train. Workout area with indoor pool. Free broadband.
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Beautifully located by the Haga Park & Bay Brunnsviken. Just a couple of minutes from central Stockholm. Large rooms with wooden floors. Buffet breakfast & tax included in all rates. Leading hotel and conference facility in northern Stockholm. Free broadband.
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Popular conference and leisure hotel with recently renovated lobby, bar, bistro and conference room. The hotel is located close to Stockholm Arlanda International Airport and offers free airport shuttle. It''s within easy reach of Stockholm, Uppsala and Sigtuna.
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Great places to visit in Stockholm
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| The Old Town |
Enjoy the tranquillity and vibrancy of street life in the Old Town, which has been a place of sin, a venue for executions and has celebrated grandiose royal weddings as well. To walk through the alleys of the Old Town is to take a walk down history lane!
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| Drottningholm Palace |
The royal residence for over a hundred years, the Drottningholm Palace houses a Chinese Pavilion, the Court Theatre, and several parks. It was the first Swedish location to make it to the prestigious UNESCO World Heritage List.
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| Haga Park |
King Gustav III’s personal refuge, the Pavilion at Haga is housed in the Haga Park, which was landscaped to emulate an English Park. The Pavilion is a splendid example of Gustavian style and is furnished in Pompeian décor.
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| Moderna Museet |
Stockholm’s gallery of modern art is housed in a splendid building, of glass and pale gold wood, designed by the Spanish architect Rafael Moneo. Although the building itself is a work of art, a visit through its halls is a delight for any lover of modern
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Vasamuseet (Vasa Museum)
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| Kungliga Slottet |
Almost seven hundred years old, the Royal Palaca or Kungliga Slottet houses a treasury and an armory and has almost always been part of the Gamla Stan (The Old Town). The palace exterior is understated even as it is elegant, however, the interior of the p
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| Open-air museum of Skansen |
The world’s first open-air museum, the museum of Skansen was conceived in 1891 by philologist-cum-ethnographer Artur Hazelius, who is also buried at the museum. Skansen is a huge complex that houses a carnival area, a zoo, an aquarium, a theatre, a tobacc
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| Nationalmuseum |
Sweden’s premier museum, the National Museum houses an impressive collection of artifacts and works by masters such as Rembrandt and Renior, as well as various examples of applied art that include art nouveau pots, royal beds, Swedish furniture and other
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| Riddarholmskyrkan (Riddarholm Church) |
With distinctive cast-iron spire, Riddarholm Church is one of Stockholm’s most famous landmarks. The church was built in 1270, and served, for nearly four hundred years, as the burial place for Swedish royalty. A Franciscan church, the Riddarholm is made
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| Stockholm Archipelago |
The world’s most spectacular archipelago, the Stockholm Archipelago stretches 80 kilomteres east of the city and comprises of 24,000 islands, islets and rocks. You can explore the islands where there are restaurants and stores or visit entirely deserted o
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