Took the tour and it was well worth it. Architecture and story of the construction was very interesting. Loved the account of how they hold the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony and dinner in the hall, 1400 attendees. Great visit.

Went here to use up an hour or so. while the weather had turned nasty. I am so glad we did. The young lady that gave the guided tour was excellent and the interior is spectacular and totally unexpected. Definitely include this in a Stockholm visit.

Very nice city with a lots of museums and things to do. Very nice restaurants and walking or jogging routes. For families the Vasa Museum the boats trip ( under the bridges) and Skansen are good options. Very important is not to go with cash. They accept just cards ( in the hole city).

This is a visit we have waited for a long time. Bad weather made it even better to spend an hour inside. Interesting guided tour that in an easy way went through the premises for the Nobel Prize dinner and the premises for the decision-makers in the city of Stockholm. Beautiful building!

Our tour of Stockholm City Hall was certainly a highlight of our weekend break to Stockholm. At 45 mins in length it is perfect for keeping your attention and allows enough time to see each of the rooms including the hall used for the Nobel Prize Banquet. You can only visit by booking a guided tour and I would advise pre booking as on the day we visited the first two tours were already sold out. You can take pictures inside the hall during the tour and you are free to wonder around the courtyard and gardens ( which have fabulous views overlooking the water) without paying. There is a cafe and restaurant, although we didn’t use, them plus a gift shop. I must take a few minutes to commend our fabulous guide. We were on the 2pm tour on the 19th Feb and although I’m sorry not to remember her name, she was amazing, friendly and professional. Interesting, knowledgable, and passionate about her work place and culture are three more words I would use to describe her. The pace of the tour was perfect and so was the group size ( I think there were around 10 of us). The lady who sold us our tickets in the morning was also very friendly, helpful and patient while we took time deciding which tour to book. The ladies who welcomed us into the hall were also very friendly and welcoming. A few things to note. A meeting is held in one of the rooms on the tour on the third Monday of each month so avoid the 3pm tour on that day as you may not get to see it and weddings are held on Saturdays so some rooms may not be available then either, although you may get to see the couples taking photos in the courtyard. There are toilets inside the lobby you are able to enter 10 mins before the tour starts and a cloak room too. It is an unmanned cloakroom but you are able to leave things there if you wish. Backpacks must be worn on your front during the tour or left in the cloakroom. All in all it is an excellent experience and very good value for money at approximately £11 per person. Well done Stockholm City Hall.

A really imposing grand architectural and historical landmark. Makes a great stop when exploring this part of Stockholm walking. Also provides amazing views of the waterfront on the other side of the river. A definite must-see.

You must find time to visit this incredible and imposing building while in Stockholm. What a location, looking out over the water in the heart of the City - outstanding views, amazing architecture, and full of history. What's not to like! Was being refurbished at time of our visit, so some scaffolding and work activities externally. Definitely worth a visit.

Just a little outside the main city, but it’s well worth the walk over. We didn’t go inside but the building is really cool. The best thing was the view over the water. It was all iced up when we were there and was so beautiful. Really enjoyed this trip.

I started my visit of City Hall with the tower climb. Although you are not allowed to bring a large bag up to the tower you can leave your items with the attendant downstairs. You have the option to take the stairs the entire way or take an elevator halfway up. There is a sculpture gallery on the floor where the elevator stops. Don’t linger here too long since there is a limit on how much time you can spend at the top. The views of Gamla Stan and the rest of Stockholm are fantastic. You will be done in exactly 35 minutes as stated, the staff will tell you when it’s time to leave since only one group at a time is allowed inside the tower. The City Hall tour was enjoyable as well. Since it is not open to the public except through a tour you feel like you have the place to yourself. There are not many rooms to see but they are all spectacular and the guide did a good job describing the history of the building, the functions of each room, the Nobel dinner, and the operations of city government. The tour took just about 45 minutes. If you have some time between the tower and hall you should check out the small but beautiful park right by the water.

It's a must have when you visit the city. You can have the guided your inside the city hall and then climb in the tower. It has an elevator ride to an intermediary level which has an exhibition of statues and then it's by foot until you reach the top and from there some stairs. The view of the city is worth the climbing. You cannot climb with massive bags so you will have to have them stored downstairs.