Astrid Lindgren's home

• Gustaf Vasa kyrka

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  A neo-Baroque church built in 1906. While far from Stockholm's oldest church, it is one of the largest, with frequent concerts.

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• Sven-Harrys konstmuseum

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  An art museum opened in 2011, in a bold brass building.

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Galleries around Hudiksvallsgatan

• ALP

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• Swedish Holocaust Museum

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  Sweden's official museum for Holocaust remembrance opened its first exhibition in 2023.

  Hours

  Tue 11-17, Wed 11-20, Thu-Sun 11-17

  Price

  free

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• Bonniers konsthall

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  This exhibition hall, opened in 2005 by the Bonnier family, owners of Sweden's largest media empire, showcases Swedish and international contemporary art.

  Hours

  Wed 11:00-20:00, Thu-Sun 11:00-17:00 (closed during the summer)

  Price

  130 kr/adult, 100 kr/concession, free Fridays

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• Stockholm Public Library

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  Stadsbiblioteket

  A 1928 building in art nouveau style with a flair of early functionalism, designed by the famous Swedish architect Erik Gunnar Asplund. The interior of the cylinder-shaped main hall is spectacular, with three floors of bookshelves covering 360 degrees of circular wall. Books (both fiction and non-fiction) are available in many languages, including English and German. This museum does actually lend books, while the equally beautiful National Library of Sweden on Östermalm does not.

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