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Capital of Sweden and one of Scandinavia’s most important cities, Stockholm is a treat for every traveler. From proud, long-standing culture to modern architecture and clean, prevalent canals, this Venice of the North makes a compelling argument. The city is built on an archipelago of islands connected by bridges and canals, and is home to remnants of a great forest, full of vibrant colors each fall. The city’s northerly location means that lucky visitors get a chance at seeing the Aurora Borealis lighting up the sky.

Visiting Stockholm is a must for any lover of Nordic culture. The city’s rich history is on display for all to see in city squares, palaces, and cathedrals. However, this is tempered with contemporary influences and progressive movements in art and culture, keeping the city relevant as a place to celebrate culture both past and present. Take advantage of the city’s duality and choose from splendid historic hotels and ultramodern ones in fabulous locations.

Stockholm has made a consistent commitment to being as green as possible, and it’s paid off. The city was given the European Green Capital Award by the European Union, making it Europe’s first green capital. From the vast amount of public green space to limited waste of all kinds, including noise and water, Stockholm sets a high standard for the cities of the future.

Stockholm’s culture is on display at all times, but there are also annual celebrations that you don’t want to miss. The Stockholm Jazz Festival has been going strong for over 30 years now, and brings some of the world’s top talent to the city each year. Stockholm Pride, a huge cultural event featuring a parade, traditional music and food, and over half a million attendees, takes place in the last week of July. The Nobel Banquet also draws international attention each year in December.

Those serious about diving in to Scandinavia’s past will be sure to take advantage of Stockholm’s many museums. There are over 100 of these exhibitions spread throughout the city, giving visitors plenty of chances to discover beautiful art and rich history. The National Museum houses works by Rembrandt, Larsson, and others.

Visitors flock to old town, which houses buildings that date back over half a millennium. Beautiful cathedrals soar into the city skyline, which has had a modern push in the past century. In recent years, Stockholm has added a ‘board of beauty’ to ensure that the city’s landscape continues to impress residents and visitors alike.

Visitors should remember to check out the Vasa Museum, which houses the world’s only preserved 17th century ships. Decorated with hundreds of carved sculptures, the ship is a testament to Scandinavian craftsmanship.