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For attendees wishing to bring their spouses to Stockholm, we have arranged a dedicated Spouses Program that includes tours of the city's highlights before joining the Forum attendees for the Gala Dinner.

THURSDAY 15
APRIL 2010

(Optional, subject to booking)

Venue: Vasa Museum
Dress code: business formal

18:30		Depart Grand Hôtel
18:45		Reception
19:10		Museum Tour
19:30		Welcome Dinner
22:00		Depart to Grand Hôtel

FRIDAY 16
APRIL 2010 DAY PROGRAM

Dress code: casual

09:00		Depart Grand Hôtel - Tour of the City Hall - Walking Tour of the Old Town including a chance to see the exterior of the Cathedral where the Royal Wedding will take place in June (currently closed for renovation) - Tour of the Royal Palace
13:00		Lunch at the Gondolen
14:30		Return to the Grand Hôtel by bus / free time to explore more of the city or go shopping

For more information about the tours and lunch venue, please see below.

FRIDAY 16
APRIL 2010 EVENING PROGRAM

Venue: Grand Hôtel
Dress code: business formal

19:00		Reception
20:00		Gala Dinner including the M&A International Deal Awards with entertainment by the Real Group
22:30		Ends

TOUR OF THE CITY HALL

Stockholm’s City Hall is a landmark building in Sweden. It has an interesting history and houses some unique art. It is also the work place of about 200 politicians and officials. Following the visit, spouses will take a Panorama Tour of Stockholm before stopping in the Old Town.

WALKING TOUR OF THE OLD TOWN

There are a lot of unique things to see when visiting the Old Town in Stockholm. The town was founded during the 13th century and has about 3,000 people living in it today. Most buildings date from the 17th and 18th centuries. The area has the largest range of restaurants, tourist shops, studios and museums in Stockholm.

TOUR OF THE ROYAL PALACE

The Royal Palace of Stockholm is His Majesty The King’s official residence and is also the setting for most of the monarchy’s official receptions. The palace is a daily place of work for The King and Queen as well as for the various departments that make up the Royal Court. This combination of royal residence, workplace and culture-historical monument open year-round to visitors makes the Royal Palace of Stockholm unique amongst Europe’s royal residences. Built in baroque style by the architect Nicodemus Tessin, it has more than 600 rooms over seven floors. For lunch, we take a bus to Gondolen.

GONDOLEN

Between heaven and sea, with a breathtaking view over Lake Mälaren and the Saltsjön, floats Gondolen — a culinary temple.

M&A MID-MARKET FORUM

THURSDAY 15 APRIL 2010

FRIDAY 16 APRIL 2010 DAY PROGRAM