The Stockholm City Hall is an ideal Cheap Sweden Holidays destination if only for being the venue of the Nobel Prize banquet. But more than that, you will realize during your Cheap Sweden Holidays that it is indeed a very imposing structure with its 106-metre high tower which challenges your stamina with its 365 stairs. Don't worry though because the tower is also accessible through an elevator. It is a fine example of the national romanticism architectural style.

You will also be impressed during your Sweden Cheap Holidays with a quick tour of the Riksdag building which was designed following the Neo-Baroque architectural style. The structure was built in 1897 to house the Swedish National Bank and the parliament. Your first impression of the 19th century building during your Sweden Cheap Holidays will be the pink bricks which makes it all the more attractive.

Your Cheap Sweden Holidays will lead you to the Stockholm Palace with the Baroque style architecture. It is the Swedish monarchs' official residence so expect everything to be pompous during your Cheap Sweden Holidays. It is best to schedule your visit to the Riksdag and the Palace at the same day as they are adjacent to each other.

Check out the Riddarholmen Church during your Sweden Cheap Holidays and pay tribute to the Swedish Kings who have been laid to rest there. You will be told during your Sweden Cheap Holidays that all Sweden rules including Karl Knutson Bonde and Magnus Ladulas, with the exception of Queen Christina, are buried at the Church.