Stockholm Public Library is a unique and charming little library with striking architecture on the outside and a round room on the inside. During my visit, there were some repairs taking place inside, which made it difficult to capture images without distractions. Nevertheless, it remains a one-of-a-kind experience that is definitely worth a visit.
Kungsan, also known as King's Garden, is a small and intimate garden consisting of four distinct parts: (1) The garden filled with beautiful flowers, (2) Molin's Fountain, (3) The Square of Charles XIII, and (4) The Fountain of Wolodarski. Each part of the garden offers a unique experience and is a great place to relax and enjoy the beautiful surroundings.
Sweden's Royal Palace is the official residence of the Swedish monarch and opens parts of the palace to the public, including The Treasury, The Royal Chapel, The Royal Apartments, Gustav III's Museum of Antiquities, and Museum Three Crowns. The Royal Chapel is only open on weekends and unfortunately, it was closed on the day of my visit. However, I was able to capture some beautiful photos from inside The Royal Apartments and even some royal crowns from The Treasury.
Gamla Stan is Stockholm's charming old town, characterized by its winding cobblestone streets and colorful 17th and 18th-century buildings. The town is home to several landmarks such as the medieval Storkyrkan Cathedral, the Nobel Prize Museum, and the Royal Palace - the official residence of the Swedish monarch.
