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Kaknästornet

The 155-metre TV tower, east of central Stockholm, offers a different kind of panorama from its viewing gallery. There is a restaurant at the top as well - when booking a table in advance for a specific meal (lunch, brunch or dinner, offered as set menus) one does not have to pay the entry fee to the tower.

Address: Mörka kroken 3, Ladugårdsgärdet
Getting there: Bus 69K
Hours: Sep-Apr: daily 10:00-21:00; May-Aug: daily 09:00-22:00
Price: Adults 35 kr, children 7-15 15 kr
Website: kaknastornet.se (opens in a new tab)

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