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    Welcome to Stockholm, the Royal Capital of Sweden. Discover a city like no other - a city built on 14 islands, where you are never far from the water. Well-preserved medieval buildings stand alongside modern architecture. Stockholm is also home of the Nobel Prize. And just outside the city, the archipelago of 24 000 islands is waiting to be explored. For further information about Stockholm please visit www.stockholmtown.com.  See a map of the area. The CleanMed Europe Congress 2006 will be held at Stockholm City Conference Centre in central Stockholm. Venue Address Stockholm City Conference Centre Barnhusgatan 12-14 111 23 Stockholm, Sweden Phone: + 46 (0)8 506 166 00 Fax: +46 (0)8 21 69 71 Stockholm City Conference Centre AB is one of the largest conference and congress facilities in the Nordic countries with a total of 50 conference rooms in two buildings - Norra Latin and Folkets Hus. The conference centre is situated in the city centre of Stockholm, within walking distance from most hotels. The Stockholm City Conference Centre is a listed building due to its architectural value. The present building was designed by the architect Sven Markelius and constructed in three phases during the 1950s. The building was inaugurated in June 1960.  On Tuesday evening, a reception in the Stockholm City Hall will take place by courtesy of the city of Stockholm and the County Council. The reception will include a buffet dinner and a guided tour through the building. The Stockholm City Hall is the venue for the Nobel Prize dinner. It was built from 1911 to 1923 to the design of architect Ragnar Östberg, and it is one of Sweden's foremost buildings in the National Romantic style. |
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