Introduce the capital of Sweden. ..

Stockholm, the capital of Sweden, is the second largest city in northern Europe, located at the intersection of Lake Meralen and the Baltic Sea. The city consists of 14 islands, which are like a sparkling pearl, scattered among clear lakes and seas, so Stockholm is called "Venice in the North".

The city was built in the middle of13rd century, and 1436 was first designated as the capital. This ancient city has a history of more than 700 years. Because there is no war, it is well preserved. There are medieval buildings decorated with wood carvings and stone carvings, and the narrow streets show the style of an ancient city. There are towering palaces, ancient Nicholas churches and government buildings nearby. Zoo Island is far from the old city. The famous Scanson Open-air Museum, Nordic Museum, Vasa Shipwreck Museum and Fun Foley are gathered here. King Street, queen street and nearby underground shops in the city center are the most prosperous commercial centers in Stockholm. Many rallies and parades are held here. On one side of the square is the Parliament Building. In the center of the square, there is a big fountain, and a column of nearly 40 meters high and composed of 80 thousand pieces of glass stands in it, which exudes strange brilliance under the irradiation of sunlight and light. On the street near Sylvia, there is the famous Stockholm Concert Hall, and the famous Nobel Prize ceremony is held here every year. The king presented certificates and prizes to the winners.

Stockholm is also a famous cultural city. There is the Royal Library, which was built at the beginning of 1 7th century and has a collection of110,000 volumes. There are more than 50 professional and comprehensive museums. The famous Stockholm University and the Royal Swedish Institute of Engineering are also located here. The picturesque Queen Island and Miller Sculpture Park are famous tourist attractions in Stockholm. There is a "China Palace" on Queen's Island, which is the product of the period when Europe respected China culture in the18th century. Baden area, located in the sand dunes in the east of the city, was once the residence of Kang Youwei, a famous reform leader in China's modern history. Kang Youwei failed in the Reform Movement of 1898, went into exile, traveled around the world and visited Sweden. 1909, he bought an island here and built a China garden named "Beihai Caotang".

In a building in the old square of Stockholm, the annual Nobel Prize is awarded here, which has become a must-see for every tourist and tourist who comes to Sweden. In the center of the city, near Sylvia Street, there is a quaint and elegant blue square building-Stockholm Concert Hall, where a grand Nobel Prize awarding ceremony is held from June 5438 to February every year. The TV Tower, the tallest building in the city, is 155 meters high, with a bird's eye view of the city. Only the sea-crossing bridge connects the islands of the city like a jade belt. Castle peak, blue sea and rolling streets are integrated; The magnificent buildings in the middle ages and the rows of modern buildings are in harmony with the exquisite villas among green trees and red flowers. The red city hall building with three golden crowns on the towering spire, built on the bank of Meralen Lake, is a symbol of Stockholm. The huge banquet hall "Blue Room" here is where the king and queen hold a grand banquet for Nobel Prize winners every year. The four walls of the "Golden Hall" here are composed of 40 kilograms of gold,180,000 pieces of electroplated metal blocks and colored glass inlaid into magnificent murals. The goddess of Lake Meralen in the painting is the legendary patron saint of this city.

Since 1950s, six satellite cities have been built around Stockholm, which are connected with the city center by an underground railway with a total length of more than 60 kilometers. Satellite cities are generally built in places with mountains and waters, beautiful scenery and pleasant environment, and most residents can work nearby. The construction of satellite city has reduced the congestion and noise of the city and made this Nordic city quieter and more beautiful.

The main industries in this city are metallurgy, machinery manufacturing, paper making, printing and food processing.

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It's Stockholm ~

Stockholm is the capital of Sweden and the second largest city in northern Europe. It is located on the west bank of the vast Baltic Sea, in Melaren.

Where the lake enters the sea, the urban area is distributed on 14 islands and a peninsula, and more than 70 large and small bridges connect them into a whole, which is called.

The reputation of "Venice of the North".

Stockholm means "wooden island" in English. The city was built in the middle of13rd century. At that time, local houses

People are often harassed by pirates, so people built one on a small island at the entrance of Lake Meralen with giant wood.

Castle, and set up a wooden barrier in the water to resist pirates, so the island was named "Wooden Island". About; In all parts of; about

The name Stockholm is also legendary in the local area, that is, a huge wood floated on Lake Meralen in ancient times.

Led the first group of immigrants from Xi 'an to establish this city. There is another legend: there used to be one here.

It's desolate here, and the wreckage of the wrecked ship washed away by the waves is piled up on the beach, so the local residents take out these broken logs and build a simple small one.

house Because these pieces of wood are not fragments, but pieces of wood-like waste, the built house is rickety.

1250 this broken wooden house has formed a street on the island. Foreign ships came here for business activities and saw it.

The houses in the street are so beautiful that I can't help laughing and shouting "Stockholm" casually. "Stego" is made of wood.

It means that "Ermo" means island, and together it is "Mudao". Due to Stockholm's moderate geographical location,

With mild climate and beautiful environment, 1436 was designated as the capital and gradually developed into the largest in Scandinavia.

Big city.

Stockholm has both elegant and antique features and the prosperity of a modern city. In the old city, there.

There are magnificent palaces, magnificent churches and towering minarets, while the narrow streets and lanes show the medieval style.

The street wind of the season. There are many tall buildings in the new city, and the streets are neat, tree-lined and sparkling.

Cars, boats, planes, osprey and seagulls compete on the ground, sea and air, but nothing has been added to the city.

The vitality is limited, and those satellite cities scattered in the distance also bring dreamlike light smoke.

Stadan Island in the southern district of Stockholm is said to be the ruins of the old city, which is rich in antiques.

The old town of Stockholm is a place where tourists rush to visit. The streets and alleys of the old city are paved with stones, the most

The width is only 5 to 6 meters, and the narrowest part is less than 1 meter. Not only cars, motorcycles and bicycles can't get through, but also two people.

When you cross the street, you must give way sideways. On both sides of the street are some old shops selling quaint and exquisite handicrafts.

Art and souvenirs. Swedish Palace, Royal Opera House, Royal Theatre, Parliament Building and Stockholm City Hall.

Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

The Swedish Palace was built in17th century, and it is a small square castle. In front of the palace, two of them showed their teeth.

Stone lions are on both sides, and several guards wearing red tassels more than a foot high and medieval uniforms stand at the door.

Be dignified and aggressive. Every noon, the guards will hold a grand changing ceremony. Tourists can buy a ticket,

Enter the palace through the sentry, visit the gold, silver, jewels and all kinds of exquisite utensils left by Swedish kings in past dynasties, and watch the forest in the palace.

A dazzling array of murals.

Stockholm is also a famous cultural city. There are more than 50 museums in the city, including ethnic groups, nature, fine arts and ancient prose.

Articles, weapons, science and technology museums, etc. , are classified, each has its own advantages. In the Scanson Open-air Museum, there are 150 Kangrui buildings.

Farmhouses moved from all over the country have different styles, which vividly show people the consumption of working people in ancient Sweden.

Those simple and meaningful years. There is also the Royal Library, with a collection of 1 10,000 volumes and a history of 100 years.

Stockholm University, etc.

Since 1809, Sweden has not been involved in various wars. During the two world wars, Sweden declared

As a neutral country, residents live a quiet and peaceful life as usual, so Stockholm is called "the city of peace".

In the square in front of an old church in the city, people feed crumbs to pigeons of peace, and pigeons fly around behind their predecessors.

Some even rest on people's heads or shoulders, just like a peaceful picture.

Stockholm is the hometown of Nobel. Nobel, who didn't go to college, studied hard and asked for advice modestly.

Bright yellow explosives and smokeless gunpowder are famous all over the world. He donated all his legacy and set up the Nobel Prize. Starting from 190 1,

The prize is awarded once a year, and a grand ceremony will be held in Stockholm Concert Hall, and the winner will be awarded by the King of Sweden himself.

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