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Golden Hall

got its name from the over 18.6 million mosaic pieces of colored glass and gold that adorn the walls. It is known as the venue for the dance after the Nobel Banquet.

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59°19'39.0"N, 18°3'15.9"E

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enwiki Golden Hall (Stockholm City Hall)
svwiki Gyllene salen

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