Stockholm Sights

Stadshuset (City Hall)

Stadshuset (City Hall) Review

The architect Ragnar Östberg, one of the founders of the National Romantic movement, completed Stockholm's city hall in 1923. Headquarters of the city council, the building is functional but ornate: its immense Blå Hallen (Blue Hall) is the venue for the annual Nobel Prize dinner, Stockholm's principal social event. Take a trip to the top of the 348-foot tower, most of which can be achieved by elevator, to enjoy a breathtaking panorama of the city and Riddarfjärden.

    Contact Information

  • Address: Hantverkarg. 1, Kungsholmen, Stockholm | Map It
  • Phone: 08/50829058
  • Cost: SKr 90, tower SKr 40
  • Hours: Guided tours only. Tours in English, June-Aug., daily 10, 11, noon, 1, 2, and 3; Sept., daily 10, noon, and 2; Oct.-May, daily 10 and noon. Tower open May-Sept., daily 10-4:30
  • Website: www.stockholm.se
  • Location: Norrmalm

Member Reviews

  • Kay2, from US
    11/14/09

    Lives up to billing. Tour guides vary in quality and knowlege.

    Ratings details: Experience: 4 | Ease: 4 | Value: 4 | Don't Miss: 4
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