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The Stockholm Metro (Stockholms tunnelbana) is the only such transport network in Sweden. It has hundreds of stations, the total length exceeds 105 km. 47 stations are located on the ground and 53 on the surface.

The entrance to the metro is marked with a large blue “T” and is operated by the municipality-owned company SL.

The Stockholm metro opened its doors to passengers for the first time on October 1, 1950, when the line from Slussen to Hökarängen was put into operation. A year later the Slussen-Stureby line was opened, and in 1952
A line from Hötorget station to the western suburbs was put into operation. In 1957 these parts were connected through Central station Stockholm (T-Centralen station), forming a “green” metro line.

In 1964, the “red” line was opened, connecting the Swedish capital via Liljeholmen with its southwestern suburbs of Fruängen and Örnsberg (now extended to Norsborg). And the third, “blue” line, was opened in 1975 and connected Stockholm with the northwestern outskirts.

All three lines of the Stockholm metro connect at the T-centralen station, combined with the train and bus stations. This allows tourists to quickly transfer from the metro to a train (bus) going to capital airports Arlanda and Skavsta will go on a trip around the country: for example, go to Gothenburg or see Kalmar Castle

However, the Stockholm metro itself is a clear attraction - it is not without reason that it is called “the longest art gallery in the world.” Wall reliefs and paintings (the best of contemporary Swedish artists worked on the wall paintings), mosaics on the walls and unique stations carved out of solid granite rock coexist with completely pragmatic, sort of post-modern and very functional platforms.

A single metro ticket costs 30 CZK (about 3 euros), 20 CZK (if desired) will have to be paid for an electronic “smart card”. You can also buy a ticket in the format of a “text message” on your smartphone by sending a “message” to a special number (sl.se/en/fares—tickets/). Metro tickets can be purchased in the above-ground station vestibules or at the city's numerous ticket offices and kiosks decorated with the "SL" logo.

Stockholm metro map

Children aged 0-5 years old go free, and interestingly, an unlimited number of children under 7 years old can also avoid paying the fare if accompanied by an adult with a valid ticket

Up to 6 children under 12 years of age can enter free of charge when accompanied by an adult from 24:00 Friday through all weekends and on public holidays

You can get to Stockholm metro stations through the turnstiles or by going through a special booth with a controller. He will time stamp the tickets (they are valid for 1 hour on any type of transport). At all stations there are boards with the estimated time of arrival of the train and the name of the direction in which it will travel. Upon arrival of the train, a number appears on the display indicating the number of cars in the train.

Note that for tourists arriving in Stockholm on Silja Line ferries, the most relevant metro station is Gärdet, as it is the closest to the port and terminal (about 10 minutes on foot according to the signs) of the T13 line of the “red” line.

For passengers on Viking Line ferries that dock much closer to Stockholm's Old Town, the easiest option is to use Slussen station.

Gamla Stan - that's what they call it in Stockholm historical center cities. In the center of Gamla Stan is a small enclave where buildings from the early 13th century are found, this is all that has survived from medieval Stockholm. The dominant height is occupied by the majestic Royal Palace, on the square of which every day, at exactly noon, the ceremonial changing of the guard of honor takes place.

Gamla Stan is the most tourist place Stockholm and now we will take a short walk along the narrow alleys of the Old Town and at the same time we will linger at noon at the walls of the Palace to watch the changing of the guard.

Here Stockholm no longer looks like what we saw walking around Drottninggatan and other areas of the city

Narrow alleys, strange dark and not so alleys and nooks and crannies :)

There are souvenirs and shops with all sorts of handmade gadgets everywhere.

There are some very interesting specimens :)

And some citizens are stupefied by yet another work they see :)

Personally, I liked this relaxed stone guy on one of the facades :)

We didn’t forget to find the “Boy Looking at the Moon” sculpture, put a penny and patted him on the head, making a wish :)

We met the local “Bridge of Sighs” in one of the alleys; Venice immediately came to mind :)

German church

and a very interesting inscription on its forged gates: “Fear God, honor the King”

On Jarntorgen Square (Iron Square) you will find cozy cafes where you can relax with a cup of coffee and taste excellent Swedish chocolate.

Here, around the corner, is the narrowest alley in Stockholm.

It was named after the German merchant Morten Trotzig, who at one time bought property in this alley. The width of this “nook” is 90 cm, the staircase has 36 steps (see map)

There is one more interesting and interesting thing in Gamla Stan. most beautiful place— Stortorget square (see map), which means Big Square. This oldest square Stockholm. The Nobel Museum is also located here, and here at Christmas a Christmas tree is erected, folk festivities are held and the main Stockholm Christmas market unfolds. Unfortunately, I could not find my photo of the square, apparently I deleted it by mistake. Therefore, I will publish a photo found on the Internet:

In general, you can find a lot of interesting things in Gamla Stan. It's better if you are accompanied by good guide. If you can’t find a suitable excursion or you prefer to explore the city on your own, buy a guidebook at a souvenir shop, there are many detailed descriptions on the great and mighty, in our time this is not a problem.

It's almost noon, which means it's time for us to go to the Royal Palace, the ritual of changing the guard is about to begin!

Stay tuned! To be continued :)

Update! Continuation: Changing of the guard at the Royal Palace

Grigory Avanesov

On the most high point Islands, the Swedish knights built the Three Crowns fortress - "Tre Kronor". Nearby there was a large square - "Stor Torget".

The second square of the city is Iron Square - "Jarn Torget". Three main streets diverged from it:
— Merchants Street — Kopmangatan — “Kоpmangatan”,
- Bashmachnaya Street - Skomakargatan - "Skomakargatan",
- Street of Monks (Black Brothers) - Svartmangatan - "Svartmangatan".

On the Iron Square (Jarn Torget) there is a monument near the wall - Evert Tob - Swedish poet, prose writer, composer.

Sundbergs Konditori

83 Jarn torget, Stockholm on Iron Square Stockholm's oldest pastry shop
Excellent, cubby in Viennese style. In operation since 1783.

A huge selection of cakes for 45 CZK, very beautiful and very tasty, good coffee-cappuccino 42 CZK. Around the corner is Morten Trotzig Street, the narrowest street in the old town.

The “magical” triangle square of Brenda Tomten at the junction of Kindstugatan and Sjalagardsgatan streets. In its center stands a beautifully spreading chestnut tree.
In the XIV-XV centuries. Germans made up a quarter of the population of Stockholm and half of the magistrate.

Stortorget Square, Stortorget

The square is famous for such an event as the Stockholm blood bath, organized for nobles accused of heresy in 1520, on the orders of King Christian II of Denmark, 82 people were executed at once on the square.

In the old days, witches were burned here. There is a fountain in the square, which was installed by Eric Palmstedt in the 18th century.

The name "Storturget" is translated from Swedish as "Big Square". Most of the houses on the square were built in the 17th–18th centuries, but there are also earlier buildings.

One of the most famous buildings on the square is the Stock Exchange building. This is a beautiful building from 1773–1776, during the time of the Swedish king Gustav III. Today the building houses the Swedish Academy of Sciences, the Nobel Library and the Nobel Museum. The square is decorated with a large fountain.

Stortorget Square is also associated with a very sad event for Sweden: the “Bloody Bath” of 1520, when 90 fighters for the country’s independence from the Danish occupiers were beheaded here. Stortorget, S; dermalm.

Jarl Birger Square

Located on the island of Riddarholmen in Gamla Stan. The square was formerly called Riddarholmstorget, but in the mid-19th century it was renamed the square of Birger Jarl, traditionally considered the founder of Stockholm, and his statue was installed in the square in 1854.

The square is surrounded by half a dozen palaces, today mostly occupied by various government agencies.

Gustav Adolf Square

The square is located on the banks of Norrström. It houses the Rosenbad Palace, the residence of the Prime Minister, a monument to King Gustav Adolf and the Royal Opera House.

"Sergels Torg" Square

Sergels Torg Square is located in the center of Stockholm. It was named after Johan Tobias Sergel, a famous Swedish architect of the 18th century. The area is divided into three parts:

Plattan is a pedestrian area with a wide staircase to Drottninggatan street with many shops in the center, where there is a 38-meter-high “Crystal” glass column with a fountain and a small part near buildings H; torget Building.

On the south side of the square there is Cultural center with a city theater, a panoramic cafe overlooking the square and a Design Fair.

Townspeople traditionally gather at the fountain to celebrate the victory of the Swedish teams in various types sports

In the Old Town there is a narrow Priest's Street - Prastgatan. Priests used to live here, because of whom the street was divided into the Street of the German Priest - "Tyska Prastgatan" ( southern part) and built the German Church - "Tyska kyrkan".

Swedish Priest Street - "Svenska Prastgatan" (northern part). And the remaining small piece is called Hell's Lane or Hell's Alley Helvetesgrand - "Helvetesgrand".

Gamla Stan is home to the famous yellow and red houses.

MARTEN TROTZIGS GRAND

Morten Trotzig Lane is the narrowest lane in Stockholm: its width is only 90 centimeters. The lane got its name in honor of the German merchant Morten Trotzig. Morten Trotzig Lane includes a staircase of 36 steps that lead from Prastgatan down to Vasterlanggatan near Jarntorget Square.

Lilla Nygatan means "Little New Street". Archaeologists have discovered remains of the old city wall and traces of its use as a defensive tower since the 14th century, known as Bocktornet (Tower). The protective wall ran diagonally through today's Lilla Nygatan. The building of the postal museum Postmuseum Lilla Nygatan 6 is located here.

Queen's Street Drottninggatan

Drottninggatan, or "Queen's Street", is Stockholm's main pedestrian street, consisting of an endless string of shops and cafes that stretch for almost a kilometer.

The street connects the districts of Gamla Stan and Vasastaden. The final point of your walk along the street will be the city park Observatorielanden.

Drottninggatan - starts right behind one of the bridges in the Old Town. Along the street are quotes from the works of the Swedish writer Johan August Strindberg.

Parallel to Drottninggatan there is Sergelgatan Street with the famous “no to violence” monument - a revolver, the barrel of which is tied in a knot.

Kopmangatan is the most old street cities. The first mention of it dates back to 1300. It is translated into Russian as merchant or trade.

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Map of Stockholm in Russian

Stockholm on the map of Sweden

In front of you detailed map Stockholm with street names in Russian and house numbers. You can easily get directions by moving the map in all directions with the mouse or clicking on the arrows in the upper left corner. You can change the scale using the scale with the “+” and “-” icons located on the map on the right. The easiest way to adjust the image size is by rotating the mouse wheel.

What country is Stockholm in?

Stockholm is located in Sweden. This is wonderful beautiful city, with its own history and traditions. Stockholm coordinates: north latitude and east longitude (show on large map).

Virtual walk

An interactive map of Stockholm with landmarks and other tourist attractions is an indispensable assistant in independent travel. For example, in the "Map" mode, the icon of which is in the upper left corner, you can see a city plan as well as a detailed map highways with route numbers. You can also see the city's railway stations and airports marked on the map.

Nearby you see the “Satellite” button. By turning on satellite mode, you will examine the terrain, and by enlarging the image, you will be able to study the city in great detail (thanks to satellite maps from Google Maps).

Move the “little man” from the lower right corner of the map to any street in the city, and you will be able to virtual walk in Stockholm. Adjust the direction of movement using the arrows that appear in the center of the screen. By turning the mouse wheel, you can zoom in or out of the image.

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Stockholm is the largest city in Sweden and its capital. The map of Stockholm contains a detailed map of the city's streets.

You can also watch panoramas of Stockholm. This interactive map Stockholm allows you to work online. To zoom out or zoom in on this online map, use the panel on the left. You can move the center of the Stockholm map by holding the left mouse button.
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Stockholm coordinates: 59.33° north latitude and 18.06° east longitude.

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Historical background

In 1187, a fortified center appeared on the site of a fishing village. The first mention of Stockholm dates back to 1252. Soon the city came under Danish rule. In 1471, an anti-Danish uprising broke out in Stockholm. In 1518 and 1520 the Danes again tried to capture the city. In 1634, Stockholm became the capital of the Kingdom of Sweden.

In the 18th century, plague raged in the city. In 1721, the capital of Sweden was badly damaged during the Northern War with Russia. Since 1901, the Nobel Committee has been located in Stockholm. In 1986, Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme was assassinated in the city.

Northern Museum in Stockholm

Must Visit

On a detailed map of Stockholm in Russian you can see some attractions: Royal Palace, the Old Town (Gamlastan), located on a small island, Sergelstorg Square with 5 modern business center towers and the Forest Cemetery.

It is recommended to visit Stockholm City Hall, national museum Sweden, museum contemporary art, most old museum Livrustkammaren, Junibakken Children's Museum, Nobel Museum and Nordic Museum. It is also worth visiting the German and Riddarholm churches, the Engelbrekt Church and Stockholm Cathedral, the Royal Swedish Opera and Oxenstierna Palace.

Don't forget to visit the Stockholm metro, which is considered one of the most beautiful in the world.

Note to tourists

Gulrypsh - a holiday destination for celebrities

Available on Black Sea coast Abkhazia is an urban-type settlement called Gulrypsh, the appearance of which is closely connected with the name of the Russian philanthropist Nikolai Nikolaevich Smetsky. In 1989, due to his wife’s illness, they needed a change of climate. The matter was decided by chance.

Try to get your bearings in the city before your trip - a detailed map of Stockholm in Russian will help with this. This must be done in order to:

determine excursion routes;
find suitable areas to stay (you will need a map of Stockholm with hotels).

The Swedish capital lies on 14 islands, which determine the division of Stockholm into districts. There is probably no point in listing them all; let’s highlight the most interesting ones - the areas where it is best to live and where the main attractions of the city are located.

The tourist and geographical center of the city is the island (district) Stadsholmen, where old town- Gamla Stan. For a long time it was called Stockholm - later the city expanded at the expense of neighboring settlements.

Adjacent to Gamla Stan to the west is the Riddarholmen district, where travelers love to take photographs, and to the north is the Normalm district (it is in this area in the center of Stockholm that most business centers are located).

Östermalm is considered the most prestigious and expensive area. There are chic restaurants and fashionable hotels here (pay attention to this fact when considering which area of Stockholm to stay in).

Be sure to pay attention to the Djurgården district - one of the most picturesque islands capitals.

Can boast the title of one of the most prosperous and safe countries peace. However, there are problems here too. Talking about dangerous areas Stockholm, local residents They are called Tensta and Rinkeby - many foreigners live here, between whom interethnic conflicts periodically arise. On the other hand, the cost of housing and food here is lower than in other areas.

If you are planning to travel to the capital of Sweden, Stockholm, you will probably want to see the sights of the city. To save your time, we tried to highlight the main places (providing them with descriptions and photographs) that will be interesting to see and visit. Here is a map of Stockholm with attractions that will delight the most demanding tourists with their diversity.

Unibakken Museum

It will be especially interesting for tourists with children, whom the museum will delight with a collection of characters from fairy tales by Astrid Lindgren and other writers. These are Pippi, Carlson, Winnie the Pooh, Mumiy Troll, Mowgli and Tarzan and even Ghostbusters.

Aquaria Water Museum

This is wonderful amazing world inhabitants of the seven seas, Scandinavian lakes and tropical jungles. Here you can watch the life of sharks, walk across a bridge over water infested with bloodthirsty piranhas, look at colorful fish and learn a lot of interesting things.

Ship "Vasa"

This is the only ship of the 17th century that has survived to this day. This is the Swedish Titanic: built under King Gustav Adolf and set sail in 1628, it sank without even having time to move far from the shore. But the ship lay there for several centuries, being raised only in 1961. It will be interesting to watch a film about how it was raised from the bottom and restored. And there was a lot that needed to be restored: “Vasa” is decorated with seven hundred carved sculptures.

City Hall

The architect of the city hall, Ragnar Østberg, was inspired by Italian Renaissance palaces. The building was built in 1923 to his design and has dark red tiles and a tower with a weather vane in the shape of the three golden crowns of the Swedish national coat of arms. Currently, the city hall houses the Stockholm municipality: several offices, conference rooms and rooms for special occasions. Every year on December 10, on the occasion of the presentation of the Nobel Prizes, the Nobel Banquet is held here.

Those who are interested in science will be delighted by this museum in Stockholm, having the opportunity to touch the world of scientists and their discoveries. Sweden is the birthplace of the Nobel Prize, so we recommend everyone to visit this attraction.

This 155-meter tv tower is the most high tower Scandinavia and Northern Europe. From there, visitors can take in the entire metropolitan panorama from the 30th floor!