Visit the City Hall Tower

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The City Hall Tower is open during the summer. The tower is 106 meters tall and offers a spectacular panoramic view of central Stockholm.

The climb to the top of the tower consists mainly of stairs and sloped passageways. There is an elevator that takes you halfway up the tower. It is not possible to bring strollers, large bags or other bulky objects into the tower.

The Tower museum is located halfway up the tower and contains drawings and models of different statues and details from the City Hall.

Climbing the tower

The architect of the City Hall, Ragnar Östberg, is rumoured to have walked several of the streets in Stockholm to find the perfect gradient for the sloping passageways that lead to the top of the City Hall Tower.
You have to climb approximately 365 steps to reach the top of the City Hall Tower.
The Tower museum has many models of sculptures and decorations that can be found both in the interior and on the exterior of the City Hall.
The Tower museum has existed since the City Hall was inaugurated in 1923. The architect of the City Hall called it an exhibition of the building’s construction.

Admission to the City Hall Tower

There is a limited amount of tickets for the tower. Each time slot has 27 available tickets. A visit to the City Hall Tower takes approximately 35 minutes.

May 1–June 1
10.00, 10.45, 11.30, 12.15, 13.45, 14.30, 15.15 and 16.00.

June 2–August 24
10.00, 10.45, 11.30, 12.15, 13.45, 14.30, 15.15, 16.00 and 16.45.  

Changes in opening hours

May 5: The last admission for the day is at 15.15.
May 7: The City Hall Tower is closed today.
May 26: The last admission for the day is at 15.15.
June 16: The last admission for the day is at 12.15.

Tickets

You buy the tickets for the tower online. Tickets are released one week in advance. 

Tickets to the City hall Tower

It is also possible to buy tickets on the same day as your visit, at the City Hall Shop. The entrance to the City Hall Shop is located in the archway at Hantverkargatan 1. The ticket office opens at 08.30. 

Adult: 100 SEK
Children 0–11 years old: Enter for free when accompanied by an adult

The view from above

St Erik, the patron saint of Stockholm, looks out over the water that surrounds the city. The sculpture is made out of copper, by Gustaf Sandberg.
The star at the top of the City Hall Tower is one of many celestial symbols that can be found around the City Hall.

Schools

For schools interested in visiting the City Hall Tower, please email the City Hall. 

Email: cityhalltours@stockholm.se

Explore the City Hall

Guided tour

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

City Hall Shop

A selection of souvenirs and gifts, specially designed with the City Hall and Stockholm in mind.

City Hall Park

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

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