Stockholm's Concert Hall: Classical to World Music, my article on the Culture Trip website look as at the Concert Hall in Stockholm, a fine historic building from the 1920's and full of Swedish arts and architecture. Home to both the Nobel Prize Ceremonies and to the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra it is well worth a visit. Read more on the Culture Trip.
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