Stockholm - Kaknäs Tower

To the northeast of the museums in Djurgårdsbrunnsvägen, outside the center of Stockholm, rises the Kaknäs Tower, built in the 1960s as a radio and television tower. 155m/510ft high, it was once the tallest structure in Scandinavia. At a height of 128m/420ft there is an open viewing platform, and there is also a glazed viewing platform, with restaurants, offering panoramic views. The view of the city is particularly impressive in the evening, when the lights are being lit. The tower is open to the public only in summer.