Stockholm City Hall, Sweden

[Opening]: Built in 1911, it took 12 years to complete. It is an important work in Swedish architecture. Facing the water on both sides of the building, there is a majestic tower, which forms a strong contrast with the podium spreading along the water. Coupled with the highly decorative longitudinal strip windows, the entire building is like a sailing ship, magnificent and majestic. 🕘【Opening Hours】: (January 1st - Monday, December 31st) 08:30-16:30 (January 1st - Tuesday, December 31st) 08:30-16:30 (January 1st - Wednesday, December 31) Closed (January 1 - Thursday, December 31) Closed (January 1 - Friday, December 31) Closed (January 1 - Saturday, December 31 )Closed (Sunday, January 1st - December 31st) 💴【Ticket Price】: 140 SEK/person ⛺[Tours]: 1. Inside the city hall, you can only enter by purchasing official guided tour tickets or following a local tour guide. You cannot enter by yourself; 2.Tower, you can buy tickets to visit and enjoy the city view 3. The square/garden is open to the public free of charge. 🚌【Transportation Guide】: Arlanda Express takes 20 minutes to and from the city ■Or the Flygbussarna airport bus takes more than 40 minutes and the price is more affordable City 72-hour transportation cards are sold at all convenience stores. SEK can be used to take subways, trams, buses, and ferries. Purchase tickets using SL software to take the subway, and activate them before use. 👉【Itinerary】: D1■Helsinki-Oulu-Kemi-Haparanda D2■Haparanda-Icebreaker-Pihai Pihai (dog sledding, ice fishing, sauna, hot tub) D3 Side D4 Pihai-Rovaniemi (Polar Museum, Santa Claus Village) 🧡【Preparation before departure】: 1. Gloves. It is recommended to bring two pairs, one that is skin-friendly and touch-screen friendly, and one that is waterproof and windproof. In the cold wind, you don’t want to click on the map on your phone with bare hands. In the glacier ice cave, you also need a pair of gloves that won’t get wet. 2. Windproof mask. Not much to say about the scarf, the windproof mask is really a good thing. It can perfectly cover the missing areas of the scarf and hat, otherwise the Icelandic wind will attack you through every loophole. 3. Hat. Can protect your ears,