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The Wrangel and Stenbock Palaces and the Riddarholmen Church in central Stockholm, Sweden. The church serves as the burial place for Swedish monarchs and is one of the oldest buildings in Stockholm, with sections dating to the late 13th century.
The Grand Hotel in Stockholm, Sweden. Built in 1874, the hotel occupies a spot on the Stockholm waterfront overlooking the Royal Palace and Old Town.
A pillar near Sweden's Stockholm City Hall bears the figure of Englbrekt Engelbrektson, leader of a 1434 rebellion for Swedish independence from Denmark.
Admiralty House (built 1647-50) on the islet of Skeppsholmen in central Stockholm, Sweden. The steel, full-rigged ship is the "Chapman." It was built in the United Kingdom in 1888, served as a training ship, and made several trips around the world.
A sunset in Stockholm, Sweden, outlines the distinctive City Hall (Stadshuset) on Lake Malaren.
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