The Riksdag building is the home of the Swedish Parliament, located in Stockholm. This impressive structure, completed in 1905, features a blend of architectural styles, primarily Neoclassical and Baroque. It is situated on the island of Helgeandsholmen, surrounded by water, which adds to its scenic beauty. Inside, the Riksdag houses the chambers where members of parliament meet to discuss and make laws. The building also contains various offices, meeting rooms, and a library. Visitors can explore parts of the Riksdag through guided tours, learning about Sweden's political system and history.