• 2-hour guided tour of City Hall
• Visit the City Hall is the masterpiece of architect Ragnar Ostberg and a celebrated example of Swedish National Romanticism
• Plenty of photo opportunities! Click amazing pictures to cherish a memory of a lifetime

Stockholm City Hall is one of the capital's most impressive landmarks, perching over the waterfront of Kungsholmen. Dated back to 1923, the City Hall is the masterpiece of the architect Ragnar Ostberg and is open to the visitors via guided tour. With its red brick facade and 100-meter tall bell tower topped with the Three Crowns of Sweden, the exterior of the city hall has its own charm. Its interiors are equally beautiful, visit the famous Blue Hall, equipped with a 10, 000-pipe organ and the location of the annual Nobel Prize ceremony and banquet. Continue to the Council Chamber, designed to mimic a Viking longship and decked out with Carl Malmsten Furnishings, and the Golden Hall, where the elaborate wall mosaics shimmer with over 18 million pieces of gold leaf and colored glass. If you are traveling during the summer ascend the bell tower to catch the glimpse of Stockholm.