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National Day Sweden, Stockholm 06-06-2008 |
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National Day Sweden, Stockholm 06-06-2008
STOCKHOLM 06-06-2008 ROYAL PALACE
Today the swedisch celebrates their National Day.
King Carl Gustav and Queen Silvia opened the Palace at 10.00 AM for the public to the innercourt of the Palace. The royals left the Palace through the LogŒrden.
© Royal Press Europe-Albert Nieboer |
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National Day Sweden, Stockholm 06-06-2008
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STOCKHOLM 06-06-2008 ROYAL PALACE
Today the swedisch celebrates their National Day.
King Carl Gustav and Queen Silvia opened the Palace at 10.00 AM for the public to the innercourt of the Palace. The royals left the Palace through the LogŒrden.
© Royal Press Europe-Albert Nieboer |
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National Day Sweden, Stockholm 06-06-2008
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STOCKHOLM 06-06-2008 ROYAL PALACE
Today the swedisch celebrates their National Day.
King Carl Gustav and Queen Silvia opened the Palace at 10.00 AM for the public to the innercourt of the Palace. The royals left the Palace through the LogŒrden.
© Royal Press Europe-Albert Nieboer |
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National Day Sweden, Stockholm 06-06-2008
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STOCKHOLM 06-06-2008 ROYAL PALACE
Today the swedisch celebrates their National Day.
King Carl Gustav and Queen Silvia opened the Palace at 10.00 AM for the public to the innercourt of the Palace. The royals left the Palace through the LogŒrden.
© Royal Press Europe-Albert Nieboer |
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National Day Sweden, Stockholm 06-06-2008
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STOCKHOLM 06-06-2008 ROYAL PALACE
Today the swedisch celebrates their National Day.
King Carl Gustav and Queen Silvia opened the Palace at 10.00 AM for the public to the innercourt of the Palace. The royals left the Palace through the LogŒrden.
© Royal Press Europe-Albert Nieboer |
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National Day Sweden, Stockholm 06-06-2008
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STOCKHOLM 06-06-2008 ROYAL PALACE
Today the swedisch celebrates their National Day.
King Carl Gustav and Queen Silvia opened the Palace at 10.00 AM for the public to the innercourt of the Palace. The royals left the Palace through the LogŒrden.
© Royal Press Europe-Albert Nieboer |
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National Day Sweden, Stockholm 06-06-2008
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STOCKHOLM 06-06-2008 ROYAL PALACE
Today the swedisch celebrates their National Day.
King Carl Gustav and Queen Silvia opened the Palace at 10.00 AM for the public to the innercourt of the Palace. The royals left the Palace through the LogŒrden.
© Royal Press Europe-Albert Nieboer |
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National Day Sweden, Stockholm 06-06-2008
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STOCKHOLM 06-06-2008 ROYAL PALACE
Today the swedisch celebrates their National Day.
King Carl Gustav and Queen Silvia opened the Palace at 10.00 AM for the public to the innercourt of the Palace. The royals left the Palace through the LogŒrden.
© Royal Press Europe-Albert Nieboer |
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National Day Sweden, Stockholm 06-06-2008
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STOCKHOLM 06-06-2008 ROYAL PALACE
Today the swedisch celebrates their National Day.
King Carl Gustav and Queen Silvia opened the Palace at 10.00 AM for the public to the innercourt of the Palace. The royals left the Palace through the LogŒrden.
© Royal Press Europe-Albert Nieboer |
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National Day Sweden, Stockholm 06-06-2008
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STOCKHOLM 06-06-2008 ROYAL PALACE
Today the swedisch celebrates their National Day.
King Carl Gustav and Queen Silvia opened the Palace at 10.00 AM for the public to the innercourt of the Palace. The royals left the Palace through the LogŒrden.
© Royal Press Europe-Albert Nieboer |
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National Day Sweden, Stockholm 06-06-2008
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STOCKHOLM 06-06-2008 ROYAL PALACE
Today the swedisch celebrates their National Day.
King Carl Gustav and Queen Silvia opened the Palace at 10.00 AM for the public to the innercourt of the Palace. The royals left the Palace through the LogŒrden.
© Royal Press Europe-Albert Nieboer |
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National Day Sweden, Stockholm 06-06-2008
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STOCKHOLM 06-06-2008 ROYAL PALACE
Today the swedisch celebrates their National Day.
King Carl Gustav and Queen Silvia opened the Palace at 10.00 AM for the public to the innercourt of the Palace. The royals left the Palace through the LogŒrden.
© Royal Press Europe-Albert Nieboer |
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IMG 7640 Stockholm
National Day Sweden, Stockholm 06-06-2008
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STOCKHOLM 06-06-2008 ROYAL PALACE
Today the swedisch celebrates their National Day.
King Carl Gustav, Queen Silvia, Crown Princess Victoria and Princess Madeleine attended a open air show at Skansen, the oldest open-air museum in the world, founded in 1891. Skansen is also a zoological park. It is located on the island of DjurgŒrden, a royal park near the centre of Stockholm.
The tradition of celebrating a National Day in Sweden was born at Skansen. Artur Hazelius, the founder of Skansen, wanted to establish an annual day that would be a patriotic focus for the nation and he chose the sixth of June. This was the day on which, in 1523, Gustav Vasa had been proclaimed king and it was also the day on which the current constitution had been agreed in 1809.
© Royal Press Europe-Albert Nieboer |
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National Day Sweden, Stockholm 06-06-2008
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STOCKHOLM 06-06-2008 ROYAL PALACE
Today the swedisch celebrates their National Day.
King Carl Gustav, Queen Silvia, Crown Princess Victoria and Princess Madeleine attended a open air show at Skansen, the oldest open-air museum in the world, founded in 1891. Skansen is also a zoological park. It is located on the island of DjurgŒrden, a royal park near the centre of Stockholm.
The tradition of celebrating a National Day in Sweden was born at Skansen. Artur Hazelius, the founder of Skansen, wanted to establish an annual day that would be a patriotic focus for the nation and he chose the sixth of June. This was the day on which, in 1523, Gustav Vasa had been proclaimed king and it was also the day on which the current constitution had been agreed in 1809.
© Royal Press Europe-Albert Nieboer |
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National Day Sweden, Stockholm 06-06-2008
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STOCKHOLM 06-06-2008 ROYAL PALACE
Today the swedisch celebrates their National Day.
King Carl Gustav, Queen Silvia, Crown Princess Victoria and Princess Madeleine attended a open air show at Skansen, the oldest open-air museum in the world, founded in 1891. Skansen is also a zoological park. It is located on the island of DjurgŒrden, a royal park near the centre of Stockholm.
The tradition of celebrating a National Day in Sweden was born at Skansen. Artur Hazelius, the founder of Skansen, wanted to establish an annual day that would be a patriotic focus for the nation and he chose the sixth of June. This was the day on which, in 1523, Gustav Vasa had been proclaimed king and it was also the day on which the current constitution had been agreed in 1809.
© Royal Press Europe-Albert Nieboer |
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National Day Sweden, Stockholm 06-06-2008
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STOCKHOLM 06-06-2008 ROYAL PALACE
Today the swedisch celebrates their National Day.
King Carl Gustav, Queen Silvia, Crown Princess Victoria and Princess Madeleine attended a open air show at Skansen, the oldest open-air museum in the world, founded in 1891. Skansen is also a zoological park. It is located on the island of DjurgŒrden, a royal park near the centre of Stockholm.
The tradition of celebrating a National Day in Sweden was born at Skansen. Artur Hazelius, the founder of Skansen, wanted to establish an annual day that would be a patriotic focus for the nation and he chose the sixth of June. This was the day on which, in 1523, Gustav Vasa had been proclaimed king and it was also the day on which the current constitution had been agreed in 1809.
© Royal Press Europe-Albert Nieboer |
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IMG 7677 Stockholm
National Day Sweden, Stockholm 06-06-2008
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STOCKHOLM 06-06-2008 ROYAL PALACE
Today the swedisch celebrates their National Day.
King Carl Gustav, Queen Silvia, Crown Princess Victoria and Princess Madeleine attended a open air show at Skansen, the oldest open-air museum in the world, founded in 1891. Skansen is also a zoological park. It is located on the island of DjurgŒrden, a royal park near the centre of Stockholm.
The tradition of celebrating a National Day in Sweden was born at Skansen. Artur Hazelius, the founder of Skansen, wanted to establish an annual day that would be a patriotic focus for the nation and he chose the sixth of June. This was the day on which, in 1523, Gustav Vasa had been proclaimed king and it was also the day on which the current constitution had been agreed in 1809.
© Royal Press Europe-Albert Nieboer |
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National Day Sweden, Stockholm 06-06-2008
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STOCKHOLM 06-06-2008 ROYAL PALACE
Today the swedisch celebrates their National Day.
King Carl Gustav and Queen Silvia opened the Palace at 10.00 AM for the public to the innercourt of the Palace. The royals left the Palace through the LogŒrden.
© Royal Press Europe-Albert Nieboer |
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IMG 9874 Stockholm
National Day Sweden, Stockholm 06-06-2008
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STOCKHOLM 06-06-2008 ROYAL PALACE
Today the swedisch celebrates their National Day.
King Carl Gustav and Queen Silvia opened the Palace at 10.00 AM for the public to the innercourt of the Palace. The royals left the Palace through the LogŒrden.
© Royal Press Europe-Albert Nieboer |
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IMG 9882 Stockholm
National Day Sweden, Stockholm 06-06-2008
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STOCKHOLM 06-06-2008 ROYAL PALACE
Today the swedisch celebrates their National Day.
King Carl Gustav and Queen Silvia opened the Palace at 10.00 AM for the public to the innercourt of the Palace. The royals left the Palace through the LogŒrden.
© Royal Press Europe-Albert Nieboer |
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National Day Sweden, Stockholm 06-06-2008
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STOCKHOLM 06-06-2008 ROYAL PALACE
Today the swedisch celebrates their National Day.
King Carl Gustav and Queen Silvia opened the Palace at 10.00 AM for the public to the innercourt of the Palace. The royals left the Palace through the LogŒrden.
© Royal Press Europe-Albert Nieboer |
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National Day Sweden, Stockholm 06-06-2008
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STOCKHOLM 06-06-2008 ROYAL PALACE
Today the swedisch celebrates their National Day.
King Carl Gustav and Queen Silvia opened the Palace at 10.00 AM for the public to the innercourt of the Palace. The royals left the Palace through the LogŒrden.
© Royal Press Europe-Albert Nieboer |
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National Day Sweden, Stockholm 06-06-2008
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STOCKHOLM 06-06-2008 ROYAL PALACE
Today the swedisch celebrates their National Day.
King Carl Gustav and Queen Silvia opened the Palace at 10.00 AM for the public to the innercourt of the Palace. The royals left the Palace through the LogŒrden.
© Royal Press Europe-Albert Nieboer |
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IMG 9906 Stockholm
National Day Sweden, Stockholm 06-06-2008
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STOCKHOLM 06-06-2008 ROYAL PALACE
Today the swedisch celebrates their National Day.
King Carl Gustav and Queen Silvia opened the Palace at 10.00 AM for the public to the innercourt of the Palace. The royals left the Palace through the LogŒrden.
© Royal Press Europe-Albert Nieboer |
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National Day Sweden, Stockholm 06-06-2008
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STOCKHOLM 06-06-2008 ROYAL PALACE
Today the swedisch celebrates their National Day.
King Carl Gustav and Queen Silvia opened the Palace at 10.00 AM for the public to the innercourt of the Palace. The royals left the Palace through the LogŒrden.
© Royal Press Europe-Albert Nieboer |
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IMG 9913 Stockholm
National Day Sweden, Stockholm 06-06-2008
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STOCKHOLM 06-06-2008 ROYAL PALACE
Today the swedisch celebrates their National Day.
King Carl Gustav, Queen Silvia, Crown Princess Victoria and Princess Madeleine attended a open air show at Skansen, the oldest open-air museum in the world, founded in 1891. Skansen is also a zoological park. It is located on the island of DjurgŒrden, a royal park near the centre of Stockholm.
The tradition of celebrating a National Day in Sweden was born at Skansen. Artur Hazelius, the founder of Skansen, wanted to establish an annual day that would be a patriotic focus for the nation and he chose the sixth of June. This was the day on which, in 1523, Gustav Vasa had been proclaimed king and it was also the day on which the current constitution had been agreed in 1809.
© Royal Press Europe-Albert Nieboer |
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IMG 9922 Stockholm
National Day Sweden, Stockholm 06-06-2008
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STOCKHOLM 06-06-2008 ROYAL PALACE
Today the swedisch celebrates their National Day.
King Carl Gustav, Queen Silvia, Crown Princess Victoria and Princess Madeleine attended a open air show at Skansen, the oldest open-air museum in the world, founded in 1891. Skansen is also a zoological park. It is located on the island of DjurgŒrden, a royal park near the centre of Stockholm.
The tradition of celebrating a National Day in Sweden was born at Skansen. Artur Hazelius, the founder of Skansen, wanted to establish an annual day that would be a patriotic focus for the nation and he chose the sixth of June. This was the day on which, in 1523, Gustav Vasa had been proclaimed king and it was also the day on which the current constitution had been agreed in 1809.
© Royal Press Europe-Albert Nieboer |
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IMG 9928 Stockholm
National Day Sweden, Stockholm 06-06-2008
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STOCKHOLM 06-06-2008 ROYAL PALACE
Today the swedisch celebrates their National Day.
King Carl Gustav, Queen Silvia, Crown Princess Victoria and Princess Madeleine attended a open air show at Skansen, the oldest open-air museum in the world, founded in 1891. Skansen is also a zoological park. It is located on the island of DjurgŒrden, a royal park near the centre of Stockholm.
The tradition of celebrating a National Day in Sweden was born at Skansen. Artur Hazelius, the founder of Skansen, wanted to establish an annual day that would be a patriotic focus for the nation and he chose the sixth of June. This was the day on which, in 1523, Gustav Vasa had been proclaimed king and it was also the day on which the current constitution had been agreed in 1809.
© Royal Press Europe-Albert Nieboer |
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IMG 9930 Stockholm
National Day Sweden, Stockholm 06-06-2008
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STOCKHOLM 06-06-2008 ROYAL PALACE
Today the swedisch celebrates their National Day.
King Carl Gustav, Queen Silvia, Crown Princess Victoria and Princess Madeleine attended a open air show at Skansen, the oldest open-air museum in the world, founded in 1891. Skansen is also a zoological park. It is located on the island of DjurgŒrden, a royal park near the centre of Stockholm.
The tradition of celebrating a National Day in Sweden was born at Skansen. Artur Hazelius, the founder of Skansen, wanted to establish an annual day that would be a patriotic focus for the nation and he chose the sixth of June. This was the day on which, in 1523, Gustav Vasa had been proclaimed king and it was also the day on which the current constitution had been agreed in 1809.
© Royal Press Europe-Albert Nieboer |
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IMG 9933 Stockholm
National Day Sweden, Stockholm 06-06-2008
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STOCKHOLM 06-06-2008 ROYAL PALACE
Today the swedisch celebrates their National Day.
King Carl Gustav, Queen Silvia, Crown Princess Victoria and Princess Madeleine attended a open air show at Skansen, the oldest open-air museum in the world, founded in 1891. Skansen is also a zoological park. It is located on the island of DjurgŒrden, a royal park near the centre of Stockholm.
The tradition of celebrating a National Day in Sweden was born at Skansen. Artur Hazelius, the founder of Skansen, wanted to establish an annual day that would be a patriotic focus for the nation and he chose the sixth of June. This was the day on which, in 1523, Gustav Vasa had been proclaimed king and it was also the day on which the current constitution had been agreed in 1809.
© Royal Press Europe-Albert Nieboer |
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IMG 9937 Stockholm
National Day Sweden, Stockholm 06-06-2008
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STOCKHOLM 06-06-2008 ROYAL PALACE
Today the swedisch celebrates their National Day.
King Carl Gustav, Queen Silvia, Crown Princess Victoria and Princess Madeleine attended a open air show at Skansen, the oldest open-air museum in the world, founded in 1891. Skansen is also a zoological park. It is located on the island of DjurgŒrden, a royal park near the centre of Stockholm.
The tradition of celebrating a National Day in Sweden was born at Skansen. Artur Hazelius, the founder of Skansen, wanted to establish an annual day that would be a patriotic focus for the nation and he chose the sixth of June. This was the day on which, in 1523, Gustav Vasa had been proclaimed king and it was also the day on which the current constitution had been agreed in 1809.
© Royal Press Europe-Albert Nieboer |
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IMG 9938 Stockholm
National Day Sweden, Stockholm 06-06-2008
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STOCKHOLM 06-06-2008 ROYAL PALACE
Today the swedisch celebrates their National Day.
King Carl Gustav, Queen Silvia, Crown Princess Victoria and Princess Madeleine attended a open air show at Skansen, the oldest open-air museum in the world, founded in 1891. Skansen is also a zoological park. It is located on the island of DjurgŒrden, a royal park near the centre of Stockholm.
The tradition of celebrating a National Day in Sweden was born at Skansen. Artur Hazelius, the founder of Skansen, wanted to establish an annual day that would be a patriotic focus for the nation and he chose the sixth of June. This was the day on which, in 1523, Gustav Vasa had been proclaimed king and it was also the day on which the current constitution had been agreed in 1809.
© Royal Press Europe-Albert Nieboer |
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IMG 9942 Stockholm
National Day Sweden, Stockholm 06-06-2008
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STOCKHOLM 06-06-2008 ROYAL PALACE
Today the swedisch celebrates their National Day.
King Carl Gustav, Queen Silvia, Crown Princess Victoria and Princess Madeleine attended a open air show at Skansen, the oldest open-air museum in the world, founded in 1891. Skansen is also a zoological park. It is located on the island of DjurgŒrden, a royal park near the centre of Stockholm.
The tradition of celebrating a National Day in Sweden was born at Skansen. Artur Hazelius, the founder of Skansen, wanted to establish an annual day that would be a patriotic focus for the nation and he chose the sixth of June. This was the day on which, in 1523, Gustav Vasa had been proclaimed king and it was also the day on which the current constitution had been agreed in 1809.
© Royal Press Europe-Albert Nieboer |
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IMG 9946 Stockholm
National Day Sweden, Stockholm 06-06-2008
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STOCKHOLM 06-06-2008 ROYAL PALACE
Today the swedisch celebrates their National Day.
King Carl Gustav, Queen Silvia, Crown Princess Victoria and Princess Madeleine attended a open air show at Skansen, the oldest open-air museum in the world, founded in 1891. Skansen is also a zoological park. It is located on the island of DjurgŒrden, a royal park near the centre of Stockholm.
The tradition of celebrating a National Day in Sweden was born at Skansen. Artur Hazelius, the founder of Skansen, wanted to establish an annual day that would be a patriotic focus for the nation and he chose the sixth of June. This was the day on which, in 1523, Gustav Vasa had been proclaimed king and it was also the day on which the current constitution had been agreed in 1809.
© Royal Press Europe-Albert Nieboer |
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IMG 9948 Stockholm
National Day Sweden, Stockholm 06-06-2008
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STOCKHOLM 06-06-2008 ROYAL PALACE
Today the swedisch celebrates their National Day.
King Carl Gustav, Queen Silvia, Crown Princess Victoria and Princess Madeleine attended a open air show at Skansen, the oldest open-air museum in the world, founded in 1891. Skansen is also a zoological park. It is located on the island of DjurgŒrden, a royal park near the centre of Stockholm.
The tradition of celebrating a National Day in Sweden was born at Skansen. Artur Hazelius, the founder of Skansen, wanted to establish an annual day that would be a patriotic focus for the nation and he chose the sixth of June. This was the day on which, in 1523, Gustav Vasa had been proclaimed king and it was also the day on which the current constitution had been agreed in 1809.
© Royal Press Europe-Albert Nieboer |
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National Day Sweden, Stockholm 06-06-2008
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