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        <h1 id="pagetitle" align=center> Stockholm Facts</h1>
        <a name="home"><div> Everything you ever wanted to know about Stockholm<p></div></a>
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  <li><a href="#about">About</a></li>
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</div> <div id="about" style="text-align:left"><a name="about"</a><p> <h3><b>About</b></h3>
     <p> Stockholm, the capital of Sweden, encompasses 14 islands and more than 50 bridges on an extensive Baltic Sea archipelago. The cobblestone streets and ochre-colored buildings of Gamla Stan (the old town) are home to the 13th-century Storkyrkan Cathedral, the Kungliga Slottet Royal Palace and the Nobel Museum, which focuses on the Nobel Prize. Ferries and sightseeing boats shuttle passengers between the islands.
      <p><i>Source - <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stockholm" target="_blank"> Wikipedia</a></i></p>
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  <h3><b> Stats </b></h3>
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<p>Area: 188 km²</p>
<p>Elevation: 0 cm</p>
<p>Population: 960,031 (2017)</p>
<p>Local time: Wednesday 16:38</p>
<p>Weather: 3°C, Wind S at 4 m/s, 93 % Humidity</p>
  <p><i>Source - <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stockholm" target="_blank"> Wikipedia</a></i></p>

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  <h3><b> Fun Facts </b></h3>
 <p>1. Stockholm is often known as the ‘World’s Smallest Big City’ or the ‘World’s Biggest Small Town’.</p>

<p>2. Stockholm’s oldest surviving building is The Riddarholmen Church, a Franciscan monastery built in 1270.</p>

<p>3. In 1710, a catastrophic plague obliterated about one third of Stockholm’s population.</p>

<p><p>4. The city became the venue for the award of the first Nobel Prizes, in the year 1901.</p>

<p>5. Stockholm Globe Arena is currently the largest hemispherical building in the world.</p></p>

<p>6. The city’s subway is also known as the world’s longest art gallery, with the majority of its stations being adorned with paintings, sculptures and mosaics.</p></p></p>

<p>7. Stockholm is the second most visited city in the Nordic countries.</p>

<p>8. The city is sometimes referred to as ‘Venice of the North’, thanks to its beautiful buildings and exquisite architecture, abundant open water and numerous parks.</p></p>

<p>9. The total absence of heavy industry makes Stockholm one of the world’s  cleanest metropolises.</p>

<p>10. The people of Stockholm are dependent on the service industry for their daily bread,  which accounts for 85% of the jobs in the city.</p>

<p>11.Stockholm houses two UNESCO World Heritage sites – the Royal Palace Drottningholm and the The Woodland Cemetery.</p>

<p>12. During the second half of June it barely ever gets dark in Stockholm during some weeks due to the midnight sun. </p>

<p>13. A traditional and famous dish of Sweden is Swedish meatballs, served with gravy, boiled potatoes and lingonberry jam.</p></p>

<p>14. Did you know what a Swedish crayfish party is? A traditional summer eating and drinking celebration in August involving boiled crayfish served with boiled potatoes and dill.</p>

<p>15. Ice hockey and soccer are Sweden’s main sports, other popular sports include handball, golf, gymnastics, athletics and cross country skiing.</p>

<p>16. Sweden has given the world some of the greatest pop bands and singers, including Abba, The Cardigans and Roxette.</p>

<p>17. Pippi Longstocking is also Swedish.</p></p>

<p>18. The astronomical lens is a Swedish invention.</p>

<p>19. The world-famous discount furniture chain IKEA was founded in Sweden in 1943.</p>

<p>20. Happy Hour in Sweden is called “After Work.”</p></p>

<p>21. Swedes have the longest life expectancy in Europe.</p>

<p><p><p>22. At the height of its empire, Sweden built a large warship The Vasa to symbolize its power. It was so big and heavy that on its maiden voyage in 1628, it sank less than a mile out of dock.</p>

<p><p>23. On Easter, children dress up as witches and go trick-or-treating.</p></p>

<p>24. The first ice hotel of the world was built near the village of Jukkasjärvi, Sweden.</p>

<p>25. Sweden has a long and interesting history, magnificent architecture, friendly people, and stunning landscape make it one of the countries in the world one can never tire of returning to.</p>
<p><i>Source - <a href="https://www.nordicexperience.com/know-25-fun-interesting-facts-stockholm-sweden/"  target="_blank">Nordic Experience</a></i></p>
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