Stockholm City Hall on Postcard

"One of the city’s most prominent landmarks, this beautiful red-brick building looks like something out of the Chronicles of Narnia . There’s something especially magical about entering the courtyard to rows of colonnades and the lawns leading down to the water. The on-site restaurant serves the dishes enjoyed at the Nobel Banquet, which is held in the building’s Blue Hall each December."

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"One of the city’s most prominent landmarks, this beautiful red-brick building looks like something out of the Chronicles of Narnia . There’s something especially magical about entering the courtyard to rows of colonnades and the lawns leading down to the water. The on-site restaurant serves the dishes enjoyed at the Nobel Banquet, which is held in the building’s Blue Hall each December."

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Francis

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We arrived too late to do the tour so wasn't able to go inside but the building itself on the outside is quite nice so totally worth walking around. You also get a really nice view of the city from the back.

Wisanu Tuntawiroon

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Stockholm City Hall, the venue for the prestigious Nobel Prize Banquet, is a place where history, grandeur, and tradition come together in a spectacular setting. Attending this event, or even visiting the hall where it takes place, is nothing short of awe-inspiring. The Banquet, held in the stunning Blue Hall, is a night of elegance and prestige, where the world's most brilliant minds gather to celebrate scientific, literary, and humanitarian achievements. The hall itself is a masterpiece of architecture, with high ceilings, grand staircases, and intricate details that reflect the city's rich history. It’s hard not to be impressed by the sheer scale and beauty of the venue.

Jan Kowalski

Google

Historical place worth of visiting, close to river, nice view. Impressive internal rooms. Super place for high level meetings and official top seminars or conferences. Connected with Nobel prize ceremony.

Panos Rossis

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A beautiful and unique structure. With great view outside and intriguing rooms inside. Must see if you visit Stockholm

Iryna Kabanchuk

Google

Designed by architect Ragnar Östberg, it serves as the seat of Stockholm's municipal council. The building is famous for its impressive halls, such as the Blue Hall, where the Nobel Prize banquet is held annually, and the Golden Hall, adorned with 18 million gold mosaic tiles 🍁

Paria

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the outside of the building is beautiful, and the inside there too with a wonderful view of the sea from the yard. visitors must purchase tickets at the entrance and because of the importance of the building are not allowed to visit there individually they should go there with a tour guide. the tour starts regularly according to their schedule at certain times and takes one hour. After when we bought tickets at the counter then he told us that we would have to wait for the next tour. I think it's unprofessional and he should have informed us before paying money for a ticket because in other countries you can go to the city hall individually and we didn't want to spend one hour here.

K. S.

Google

The tower was worth the admissions. I do wish there was more of a "tour" with what the purpose of the tower was originally and what some of the symbolism in the decor and inscriptions meant. There are 365 steps and a few slight inclines to reach the top. The views are incredible from the top. They also have a tour of the "house" but we did not do that tour. The grounds around City Hall are quite enjoyable.

Julie B

Google

Must do in Stockholm! The visit to the top of the City Hall is fantastic to see a beautiful scenery of the entire city of Stockholm. Highly recommend!

Francis

Google

We arrived too late to do the tour so wasn't able to go inside but the building itself on the outside is quite nice so totally worth walking around. You also get a really nice view of the city from the back.

Wisanu Tuntawiroon

Google

Stockholm City Hall, the venue for the prestigious Nobel Prize Banquet, is a place where history, grandeur, and tradition come together in a spectacular setting. Attending this event, or even visiting the hall where it takes place, is nothing short of awe-inspiring. The Banquet, held in the stunning Blue Hall, is a night of elegance and prestige, where the world's most brilliant minds gather to celebrate scientific, literary, and humanitarian achievements. The hall itself is a masterpiece of architecture, with high ceilings, grand staircases, and intricate details that reflect the city's rich history. It’s hard not to be impressed by the sheer scale and beauty of the venue.

Jan Kowalski

Google

Historical place worth of visiting, close to river, nice view. Impressive internal rooms. Super place for high level meetings and official top seminars or conferences. Connected with Nobel prize ceremony.

Panos Rossis

Google

A beautiful and unique structure. With great view outside and intriguing rooms inside. Must see if you visit Stockholm

Iryna Kabanchuk

Google

Designed by architect Ragnar Östberg, it serves as the seat of Stockholm's municipal council. The building is famous for its impressive halls, such as the Blue Hall, where the Nobel Prize banquet is held annually, and the Golden Hall, adorned with 18 million gold mosaic tiles 🍁

Paria

Google

the outside of the building is beautiful, and the inside there too with a wonderful view of the sea from the yard. visitors must purchase tickets at the entrance and because of the importance of the building are not allowed to visit there individually they should go there with a tour guide. the tour starts regularly according to their schedule at certain times and takes one hour. After when we bought tickets at the counter then he told us that we would have to wait for the next tour. I think it's unprofessional and he should have informed us before paying money for a ticket because in other countries you can go to the city hall individually and we didn't want to spend one hour here.

K. S.

Google

The tower was worth the admissions. I do wish there was more of a "tour" with what the purpose of the tower was originally and what some of the symbolism in the decor and inscriptions meant. There are 365 steps and a few slight inclines to reach the top. The views are incredible from the top. They also have a tour of the "house" but we did not do that tour. The grounds around City Hall are quite enjoyable.

Julie B

Google

Must do in Stockholm! The visit to the top of the City Hall is fantastic to see a beautiful scenery of the entire city of Stockholm. Highly recommend!

Stockholm City Hall

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