Stockholm Hotels Sweden
Location on the east coast of Sweden at the mouth of Lake Malaren, Stockholm is the capital and the largest city of Sweden. It is also known as ‘Nordens Venedig’ meaning the Venice of the North as it is built on the water with canals and waterways expanding throughout the city. The capital is the economic, transportation, administrative and cultural hub of Sweden.
If you are planning for Stockholm vacation, accommodation is not a problem. There is an array of hotels in Stockholm ranging from deluxe five star properties to inexpensive budget hotels Sockholm to suite every need and pocket. There are a fair number of Stockholm cheap hotels that specifically meet the demands of budget travelers and backpackers. Grand Hotel, Park Inn Solna, Rex Hotel, Hotel Rival are the prominent hotels in the city. Stockholm Hotels are known for their comforts and luxuries.
Stockholm is home to textiles, clothing, paper, chemicals, communications equipment, motor vehicles, rubber, processed food, printed materials, porcelain, liquor and ship manufacturing industry. It is the seat of Sweden's principal stock exchange.
This beautiful city is one of the most coveted tourist spots in the world. Stockholm has over 70 museums, including the Swedish National Museum of Fine Arts. Other notable tourist attractions include The Riksdag parliament, Stockholm City Hall, Vasa Museum with the Ship Vasa, Rosenbad the seat of Sweden's government, Drottningholm Palace, Gröna Lund amusement park, The Sergels Torg square, The open air museum Skansen, The Royal Palace and Stockholm Globe Arena.
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