Stockholm City Hall, Stockholm
Planning to visit Stockholm City Hall? Check out our information below!
Information:
On the island of Kungsholmen, right opposite Gamla Stan, in the Old Town is the iconic City Hall. The city hall has three spires and was designed by architect Ragnar รstberg. Climb the 106-metre tower of the city hall to the top and enjoy the fantastic views across Stockholm. Getting to the top does take a few steps, but the view makes it all more than worth it. From the top, you can clearly see that Stockholm is made up of several islands. All the water surrounding the islands and the church towers rising above the buildings complete the city of Stockholm.
Built in red brick, the iconic building is supported by a long colonnade. The halls inside are beautifully decorated. The City Hall hosts the world-famous Nobel banquet every year. After dinner in the Blue Hall, Nobel laureates, Royal Highnesses and guests go dancing in the magnificent golden hall.
Opening hours:
Stockholm City Hall is open every day of the year from: 08:30 AM to 04:30 PM. You can visit City Hall with a tour that starts every hour between 10:00 AM and 03:00 PM daily.
Tips and Tricks!
Here are some tips you should know before visiting Stockholm City hall.
- You can only enter at set times and tickets sell out quickly. In fact, only 30 people are allowed up per time slot.
- Climb the tower in the late afternoon when the sun is behind City Hall. This way you will have the best light.
Happy Roundtrip 
amazing town!!
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We really loved our time there in Stockholm. Such an amazing site . Thanks for sharing this. Anita
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It’s a great city! Thank you for reading and your post!
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I think this was a great presentation of Stockholm City Hall. A lot of people don’t realize that except for the Peace prize which is awarded in Oslo, Norway, all other Nobel Prizes are awarded in Stockholm (award concert hall, banquet city hall).
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