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The Royal Swedish Opera

This 1898 building, stages classical operas in original language or Swedish, as well as classical ballets and concerts.

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The Royal Swedish Opera
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Why go

The first opera house was built in 1782, commissioned by King Gustav III; 10 years later he was assassinated at a masquerade ball in the same building (which was torn down in 1892). The Opera House offers daily guided tours in English. Strömterrassen is a café with an astounding view of the Royal Palace. Within the same building is Operakällaren and Café Opera (see below).

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