Visita privada exclusiva al Ayuntamiento de Estocolmo y al Premio Nobel
Descripción
El Ayuntamiento no solo es el edificio más visitado de Estocolmo, sino que también es la oficina del Ayuntamiento de Estocolmo. Fue construido en el estilo romántico nacional sueco, pero también es aquí donde cada año, en el aniversario de la muerte de Alfred Nobel el 10 de diciembre, se lleva a cabo el banquete de los premios Nobel. Esta es una de las visitas más populares de la ciudad. El recorrido en sí dura unos 45 minutos según las normas que debemos seguir en el Ayuntamiento, pero después de eso, visitaremos los patios y el jardín frente al lago Mälaren. Desde aquí tendrás una vista fantástica de la ciudad y es fantástico para tomar fotos o simplemente relajarte y admirar el paisaje.
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Itinerario
Diseñado por uno de los mejores arquitectos de Suecia, Ragnar Östberg, Stadshuset o el Ayuntamiento se inauguró el 23 de junio de 1923, exactamente 400 años después de la llegada del rey Gustav Vasa a Estocolmo. El Ayuntamiento es la oficina del Ayuntamiento y es el edificio más visitado de Estocolmo. Se encuentra en la isla de Kungsholmen, frente al lago Mälaren y la isla de Södermalm.
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Información importante
- Accesible para silla de ruedas
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
Opiniones(11)
Fer was such an informative and fun guide. She was also very organized. A couple of days before the tour she sent an email with important information about meeting location, time and how to identify her. She also let us know about limits to bag size. She was very friendly and greeted us with hugs!! Such a warm welcome. For the tour she was very knowledgeable and a great story teller. Our family really enjoyed our time with her! I really recommend her private tour.
Excellent arrangement, great experiences, best guide Fer is the absolute key. Lots of details that engages children plus all the best stories.
I had a wonderful tour of City Hall with Fer. She moved my tour up to 8:30 (from 9 am) and it was the best move. We were the first in and I had rooms completely to just me and my guide. She was knowledgeable and gave a top notch tour of this historic and beautiful building. She made connecting with her easy and I recommend this as a ‘must do’ when you visit Stockholm.
Informative visit, privately. Much more enjoyable than large groups for discovering the city hall and its history.
Terrific tour of City Hall...excellent history and current use, along with the easy access and visitation.
It is a beautiful city, very stately with many museums, the only thing is that it is quite expensive, but we already knew that before going. We'll be back for sure.
Fer explained everything very well and in detail. The building is spectacular. I went with my two children aged 18 and 21 and we really liked it.
We had a wonderful tour with Fer in Stockholm. She was such a delight..a very knowledgeable guide, enthusiastic and it was very evident she loves what she does. We did not feel rushed and enjoyed every moment.
Visiting Stockholm City Hall is a privilege: passing through the Blue Hall where the dinner organized by the Nobel Prize winners is held annually, with all the laureates and guests. The guided tour passes through other spaces, namely the Golden Room, which is simply stunning.
The visit to Stockholm City Hall is iconic. Firstly because of the construction with decorative elements of Italian influence, and secondly because it represents the place to entertain the new awards.
