เสียงบรรยายนำเที่ยว Stockholm ทัวร์เดินชม

The walk begins on the quiet islet of Riddarholmen, a short bridge west of the main old town, where the cast iron spire of Riddarholmen Church has marked the burial place of Swedish monarchs for centuries. Crossing back over, you pass the Riddarhuset, the House of Nobility, whose pink and grey baroque facade marks the start of Gamla Stan proper, before the lanes pull you inward toward the island's main square.

At the center waits Stortorget, the oldest square in the city, ringed with gabled merchant houses in ochre and gold and shadowed by the memory of the Stockholm Bloodbath of 1520. From there it's a short step to Storkyrkan, the coronation church of the Swedish crown, and then to the Royal Palace itself, one of the largest palaces in the world still in use by a head of state, with more than a thousand rooms wrapped around a central courtyard.

The last stretch drops into the eastern lanes, past the bronze Saint George at Köpmantorget and down through Mårten Trotzigs Gränd, a stepped alley barely ninety centimeters wide at its tightest. The walk ends at Järntorget, the old Iron Square, a calm spot for a coffee after 1.9 kilometers and about 28 minutes of cobbled walking.