Discover the Majestic Stockholm City Hall: A Symbol of Swedish Heritage
Explore the iconic Stockholm City Hall, a masterpiece of architecture and the heart of Swedish governance, offering breathtaking views and rich history.
Stockholm City Hall, or Stadshuset, is an architectural gem nestled on the shores of Lake Mälaren, embodying the spirit and history of Sweden. Officially opened in 1923, this grand building is famous for its stunning blend of Swedish National Romanticism and brick construction, making it one of the most recognizable landmarks in the capital. Visitors are captivated by its towering spire adorned with the golden Three Crowns, a national symbol of Sweden. The City Hall's interiors are equally breathtaking, featuring ornate mosaics, grand halls, and an impressive Blue Hall where the Nobel Prize banquet is held each year. Guided tours are available and provide insights into the building's history, showcasing its significance as the heart of Stockholm's civic life. As you stroll through the lush gardens surrounding the building, you can enjoy picturesque views of the waterfront and the city skyline. Whether you are an architecture enthusiast, history buff, or just looking to soak in the cultural essence of Stockholm, a visit to City Hall is essential. Don’t miss the opportunity to climb the tower for panoramic views of the city that are simply unforgettable. The City Hall is not only a functional government building but also a testament to Swedish artistry and pride.
Local tips
- Visit during the guided tour for an insider's perspective on the building's history and architecture.
- Plan your visit in the morning to avoid crowds and enjoy a peaceful experience.
- Don't miss the chance to climb the tower for stunning panoramic views of Stockholm.
- Check the official website for seasonal events and exhibitions that might enhance your visit.
- Bring your camera; the architecture and surrounding gardens offer fantastic photo opportunities.
A brief summary to Stockholm City Hall
- Hantverkargatan 1, Stockholm, 111 52, SE
- +46850829000
- Visit website
- Monday 8:30 am-4:30 pm
- Tuesday 8:30 am-4:30 pm
- Wednesday 8:30 am-4:30 pm
- Thursday 8:30 am-4:30 pm
- Friday 8:30 am-4:30 pm
- Saturday 8:30 am-4:30 pm
- Sunday 8:30 am-4:30 pm
Getting There
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Walking
If you are near the central station (Stockholm Centralstation), exit the station and head towards Vasagatan. Turn left onto Vasagatan and continue straight until you reach the intersection with Kungsgatan. Turn right onto Kungsgatan and walk until you reach the T-Centralen subway station. From T-Centralen, take the Tunnelbana (subway) line 19 towards Hagsätra. Alight at the stop 'Rådhuset'. From Rådhuset station, exit towards Hantverkargatan and walk a short distance to your left. Stockholm City Hall is located at Hantverkargatan 1.
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Bus
From the central area, you can take bus number 76 from 'T-Centralen' bus stop. Board the bus and ride for about 5 stops. Get off at 'Rådhuset' bus stop. From there, walk towards Hantverkargatan, and you will see Stockholm City Hall at Hantverkargatan 1.
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Tram
If you are near Djurgården, you can take tram line 7 from 'Gröna Lund' stop towards T-Centralen. After about 20 minutes, alight at 'Rådhuset' stop. Once you get off, walk towards Hantverkargatan. The Stockholm City Hall will be a few minutes' walk ahead on your right at Hantverkargatan 1.
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Ferry
If you are anywhere close to the waterfront, you can take a ferry from 'Slussen' towards 'Kungsholmen'. Alight at the 'Rådhuset' stop. Once you disembark, walk towards Hantverkargatan, and you will find Stockholm City Hall at Hantverkargatan 1.
Attractions Nearby to Stockholm City Hall
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Stadshuset
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City Hall Viewpoint
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Serafimerparken
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Stockholm by Private Boat tours
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Historic Canal Tour
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M/S Victoria to Birka
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Stockholm Central Station
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Klara Mälarstrand
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Nils Ericson
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Vapiano Vasagatan
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Stockholm Adventures / ICEguide
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Birger Jarl's Tower
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Evert Taube skulptur
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ICEBAR Stockholm by ICEHOTEL
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Riddarholmen historical marker
