5/5 Kelly D. 4 years ago on Google
I
did
not
think
I
was
going
to
be
impressed
but
the
Swedish
Parliament
but
I
love
when
I
am
proved
wrong
–
a
very
proud
local
Stockholm
guide
did
an
amazing
job
over
the
course
of
an
hour
describing
how
politics
work
in
Sweden
(the
Speaker
of
the
Parliament
is
more
important
than
the
Prime
Minister)
and
the
inter
workings
of
all
of
the
political
parties
(there
are
more
than
fifty,
15
of
which
are
big
and
8
of
which
are
represented
in
349
seats
currently)
as
we
toured
the
massive
structure.
My
third
favorite
part
of
the
tour
was
walking
around
the
real
hallways
as
Parliment
was
out
of
session
for
the
Summer
and
getting
to
admire
the
little
details
like
the
29
logos
around
the
ceiling,
geographically
ordered
showing
all
of
the
counties
in
the
country.
The
second
best
part
was
actually
getting
to
sit
in
the
red
seats
that
the
old,
bi-partisan
parliament
used
to
use
but
that
are
now
seldom
occupied
as
the
government
needed
a
much
bigger
space.
And
the
best
part
was
getting
to
see
the
main
room
that
you
see
on
TV,
the
Riksdagen.
Our
free
tour
didn’t
get
to
go
on
the
floor
but
certain
people
did
as
they
were
with
a
member
of
parliament
(the
guy
in
white
in
the
photo
below)
–
still
so
cool!
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