Book a private guided tour of the City Hall

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Create a unique experience for you and your friends – discover the City Hall with your own guide.

During the tour, the guide will show you the City Hall's magnificent banquet halls and tell you more about this iconic building from 1923 and its history, politics, architecture, as well as the Nobel Banquet. 

The tour takes approximately 45 minutes.

Bilder från Stadshusets olika salar

There are three chandeliers in the room Three Crowns, as a reference to the Swedish symbol three crowns and the three crowns on top of the City Hall Tower.
Above the portal at one end of the balcony in the Blue Hall, there is a bust of the City Hall’s architect, Ragnar Östberg. He is holding an early model of the City Hall in his hand.
From the Council Chamber, Stockholm is governed by the City Council. Among other things, the council decides on matters concerning schools, childcare, elderly care and city planning for the city of Stockholm.
Inlaid in the ground in the City Hall Park, close to the water, there is a relief depicting the Nix; a water spirit from Swedish folklore. The eyes of the figure move and during spring and summer, water bubbles from its mouth.

How to book a private guided tour

Email the City Hall to book a private guided tour. In your email, please specify:

  • The desired day and time of the tour
  • How many people the group consists of
  • How you would like to pay for the tour
  • A phone number that we can contact you on, if necessary

If the group consists of more than 35 people, we only show the Blue Hall and the Golden Hall during the guided tour. 

Email: cityhalltours@stockholm.se

We try to respond within 24 hours.

Price and Payment

The price for a private guided tour is per person. We charge a minimum fee of 1500 SEK for groups consisting of less than 10 full-price paying adults.

Adult: 150 SEK 
Senior/Student: 130 SEK 
Youth 7–18 years old: 60 SEK 
Children 0–6 years old: Free 
Minimum fee: 1 500 SEK 

We accept credit card or cash in Swedish currency. If you wish to pay by invoice, we ask that you send us your invoicing information in advance.

Bilder från Stadshusets olika salar

The coat of arms of Sweden by Einar Forseth, the artist behind the Golden Hall.
The capitals above the pillars in the Blue Hall are made by Aron Sandberg and depicts, among other things, different motifs from Swedish history and the construction of the City Hall.
The name the Blue Hall is a reference to water. Originally, the plan was the cover the bricks with a shimmering blue plaster but Östberg thought the red colour of the bricks was too beautiful to cover up.
The ceiling height in the Council Chamber is 19 meters. The ceiling was pained in only two months, around the end of 1921/beginning of 1922, since the City Council was eager to start using the room as soon as possible.

Explore the City Hall

City Hall Park

Walk along the water, look at the sculptures, and admire the City Hall's architecture up close.

Guided tour

Discover the City Hall with a guided tour. A guided tour is the only way to visit the City Hall.

City Hall Tower

The City Hall Tower is 106 meters tall, with a beautiful panoramic view of central Stockholm.

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