We start with Gustav, the second Adolf's square and statue, the Opera House, built in the nineteenth century, boasting a beautiful neoclassical facade adorned with statues, arches, and Corinthian and Corinthian Tuscan columns and the Swedish Parliament. Next, admire what is said to be Stockholm's most beautiful building: the Riddarhuset, or “House of Nobility. The island of nobility is to see the final resting place of Swedish kings and Stockholm's only preserved medieval monastery, Riddarholmen Church, with a panoramic view over Malaren's lake, including the king's island and the city hall. Next, we will walk back to Stroll the quaint and beautiful cobbled streets of the old town “Of Gamla Stan” – dating back to the 13th century and admire the stunning architecture of royal Stockholm on this fun and fascinating introductory welcome tour of the Swedish capital's highlights. Next, we will take a short trip from Sulussen to the hunting ground Island “Dureholmen” to visit the Vasa ship museum, the home port disaster. It was the pride of the Swedish Navy never completing her maiden voyage, but her storey lives on. “Next, we will walk to the South Island to visit St Katarina church, the panoramic view of Stockholm.”
