Ten of Sweden's most unique buildings, a brief tour through Swedish architecture

In this video we're showing you ten of Sweden's (in our opinion) most unique buildings. It's a mix of old and new architecture, totally different styles and one of them isn't really a building at all. But they're for sure cool looking in their own very special way!

Buildings featured in the video:
✮ Ericsson Globe, "Globen", Stockholm. Architects: Esbjörn Adamson, Svante Berg & Lasse Vretblad.
✮ Simon Spies' Villa Fjolle, Torö. Architect: Staffan Berglund.
✮ Turning Torso, Malmö. Architect: Santiago Calatrava.
✮ Kosta Glashus, Ekeberga socken. Architect: Bruno Mathsson
✮ The Royal Palace (Kungliga Slottet), Stockholm. Architect: Nicodemus Tessin The Younger
✮ The water tower "Svampen" (The Mushroom), Örebro. Architects: Sune Lindström & Poul Kyhl.
✮ Aula Medica, Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm. Architect: Gert Wingårdh.
✮ Stockholm Waterfront Congress Center, Stockholm. Architect: White Arkitekter.
✮The Nordic Museum (Nordiska Museet), Stockholm. Architect: Isak Gustaf Clason.
✮ Stockholm Public Library (Stockholms Stadsbibliotek), Stockholm. Architect: Gunnar Asplund

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