Scandinavia Collection (#99)

Denmark, Zealand, Copenhagen, exterior paintings on Thorvaldsen Museum, dedicated to Danish sculptor Bertel Thordvaldsen

Stockholm, Sweden, Northern Europe. Railway close to T-Bana central station with Reidarholmen and Riddarholmskyrkan (Church) in the background

Mariaberget, Stockholm, Sweden. City street at dusk

Gamla stan, Stockholm, Sweden, Northern Europe. Cityscape at sunrise

Gamla stan, Stockholm, Sweden, Northern Europe. Cityscape panorama at sunrise

Detail of the Nordiska Museet (Nordic Museum). Stockholm, Sweden

Orthodox symbols in the Hotorget street market. Stockholm, Sweden

Stockholm City Hall (Stadshuset), Kungsholmen island, a project by the architect Ragnar Ostberg. Stockholm, Sweden

Gamla Stan, the Old Town of Stockholm. Sweden

Riddarholmen with the Riddarholmskyrkan (Church). Stockholm, Sweden

Gardens of the City Hall and Riddarholmen with the Riddarholmskyrkan. Stockholm, Sweden

The elegant quarter of Norr Malarstrand. Stockholm, Sweden

Detail of a door in Gamla Stan. Stockholm, Sweden

The City Hall and Riddarholmen with the Riddarholmskyrkan (Church). Stockholm, Sweden

View of Gamla Stan, the Old Town of Stockholm, with the beautiful traditional architecture, from Sodermalm. Stockholm, Sweden

Detail of a house in Gamla Stan. Stockholm, Sweden

Central Railway Station, Stockholm. Sweden

Gamla Stan, the Old Town of Stockholm, with the beautiful traditional architecture. Stockholm, Sweden

The old and peaceful backstreets of Sodermalm, with traditional wooden houses. Stockholm, Sweden

Kastellholmen in the foreground and the Nordiska Musset and the Vasa Museet in the background, in Djurgarden. Stockholm, Sweden

Stockholm, Sweden, Northern Europe. Decorated underground metro station

Maritime Museum, Skeppsholmen. Stockholm, Sweden

Seglora Church (Seglora kyrka) comes from a parish in Vastergotland. The old wooden church dates back to1730 and in Skansen has found a new life as it is one of Swedenas most popular churches for

Stockholm, Sweden, Northern Europe. High angle view over Riddarholmen and Riddarholmskyrkan (church) at sunrise

Strandvagen (Shore / Beach Road) in Ostermalm in central Stockholm
Strandvagen (Shore/Beach Road) in Ostermalm in central Stockholm. Completed just in time for the Stockholm Worlds Fair in 1897

Stockholm, Sweden, Northern Europe. Decorated underground metro station

Sami Camp from the beginnings of the 20th century, used in Spring and Autumn in Lappland. In the foreground, a timber shed (Njalla), and in the background a turf shelter (Torvkata) made with turf

Stockholm, Sweden, Northern Europe. Gamla Stan (old town) typical architecture

Grona Lund, an amusement park. It is located on the Djurgarden island since 1883. Stockholm, Sweden

Swedish traditional rural house. Skansen is the worlds first open air museum, founded in 1891 by Artur Hazelius to show the way of life in the different parts of Sweden before the industrial era

Stockholm, Sweden, Northern Europe. Riddarholmskyrkan (Church) in Riddarholmen

Soder Malarstrand, where are docked several hotel and conferenceships facing the old Munich Brewery, now a conference and events center. Stockholm, Sweden

Stockholm, Sweden, Northern Europe. Decorated underground metro station

The ship af Chapman was constructed in1888 and in 1947 the Stockholm City Museum saved the ship from being broken up. Since 1949 af Chapman serves as a youth hostel with 285 beds

Sailing ship docked on the shore in Kastellholmen. Stockholm, Sweden

Stockholm, Sweden, Northern Europe. High angle view over Riddarholmen and Riddarholmskyrkan (church) at sunrise

Sweden, Stockholm, Riddarfjarden, Gamla Stan; passenger ferries in bay at dusk

Stockholm, Sweden, Northern Europe. Decorated underground metro station

Southern Sweden, Northern Europe. Abandoned cars at Kyrko Mosse junkyard

The Riddarholm Church (Riddarholmskyrkan) is the burial place for the Swedish monarchs. It is located on the island of Riddarholmen, close to the Royal Palace

Stockholm, Sweden, Northern Europe. Decorated underground metro station

Late afternoon in the district of Sodermalm, Stockholm. Sweden

Oland, Eastern Sweden, Northern Europe. Typical windmills along the road

Stockholm, Sweden, Northern Europe. Narrow streets in Gamla Stan (old town)

Sweden, Stockholm, Historic ship at Chapman

Stockholm, Sweden, Northern Europe. Fishing boat passing in front of Riddarholmen and Riddarholmskyrkan (church)

Gamla Stan and Riddarholmen, in the heart of Stockholm. Sweden

Sweden, Stockholm, Grona Lund Tivoli, passenger ferry in bay at dusk

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