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]]>There are total of 15 listed World Heritage Sites in Sweden with an outstanding value to humanity out of which the first three are located in Stockholm. Sweden UNESCO world sites as follows:
-The Woodland Cemetery, Stockholm
– Royal Domain of Drottningholm
– Skogskyrkogarten in Stockholm
– Birka and Hovgården in Stockholm
– Naval Port of Karlskrona
– Agricultural Landscape of Southern Öland
– Hanseatic Town of Visby
– Grimeton Radio Station, Varberg
– Rock Carvings in Tanum
– Mining Area of the Great Copper Mountain in Falun
– Decorated Farmhouses of Hälsingland
– The High Coast/Kvarken Archipelago
– Church Town of Gammelstad, Luleå
– Laponian Area, Swedish Lapland
– Struve Geodetic Arc
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]]>This blog post was a great read! I especially enjoyed the section about visiting Stockholm’s Oldest Attraction, The Old Town. The photos are stunning and really capture the beauty and history of the area. I was wondering, what other UNESCO world heritage listed sites are there in the Stockholm area?
Cassie
http://www.radiantbeautycare.com/
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]]>It is with a reason that we chose Stockholm.
Sweden’s stunning capital is awash with beautiful buildings. There’s Gamla Stan, the picturesque Old Town, which is home to some of Stockholm’s most impressive architecture including the Royal Palace, Nobel Museum, the Opera House and historic Storkyrkan cathedral. Stockholm is listed at the top comparing 31 cities around the world on aspects of ICT maturity, economy, social development and environmental progress, followed closely by London, Singapore and Paris. You’ve been privileged to live in a such a beautiful city.
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