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The Stockholm City Hall is where the Nobel Prizes are presented.
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dailyeye > Stockholm City Hall, Stadshuset, is the site of the yearly Nobel Prize festivities.
dailyeye > City Hall spires from the inner courtyard. Stockholm City Hall.
dailyeye > Courtyard tree, Stockholm City Hall.
dailyeye > Looking from the porch of the Stockholm City Hall (Stadshuset), can be seen three landmarks of Sweden: The statue of Engelbrekt the Freedom Fighter (left), spire of Riddarholmskyrkan on Gamla Stan (center), and the Swedish flag (right).
dailyeye > View onto Lake Mälaren from the window of the Prince's Gallery, Stockholm City Hall. Near is the statue of Engelbrekt the Freedom Fighter and the spire of Riddarholmskyrkan in Gamla Stan is rear right.
dailyeye > The Blue Hall, Stockholm City Hall. The annual Nobel Prize festivities take place here.
dailyeye > China used for Nobel Prize banquets.
dailyeye > The organ in the Blue Hall, Stockholm City Hall.
dailyeye > The Gold Room of the Stockholm City Hall (Stadshuset). The Byzantine-inspired wall mosaics were designed by a 29-year-old Einar Forseth. There are 19 million fragments of gold leaf tile in the room.
dailyeye > Massive arched doors in the Golden Room, Stockholm City Hall.
dailyeye > North Wall mural from The Golden Room, Stockholm City Hall. The Queen of Lake Malaren, intended to represent Lady Stockholm, offended many when it was first installed.
dailyeye > Art at Stockholm City Hall!
dailyeye > Art detail from one of the window panels in the Prince's Gallery, Stadshuset, Stockholm.
dailyeye > Ceiling detail of the Council Chamber for the Stockholm City Council. The open beamed ceiling was made to represent overturned Viking ships used for shelter in winter.
dailyeye > Ceiling detail of the Dome of 100 vaults, Stockholm City Hall..
The Gold Room of the Stockholm City Hall (Stadshuset). The Byzantine-inspired wall mosaics were designed by a 29-year-old Einar Forseth. There are 19 million fragments of gold leaf tile in the room.
dailyeye > The Gold Room of the Stockholm City Hall (Stadshuset). The Byzantine-inspired wall mosaics were designed by a 29-year-old Einar Forseth. There are 19 million fragments of gold leaf tile in the room.
The Gold Room of the Stockholm City Hall (Stadshuset). The Byzantine-inspired wall mosaics were designed by a 29-year-old Einar Forseth. There are 19 million fragments of gold leaf tile in the room.
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