Konserthuset Stockholm

God example of Swedish grace (neoclassical design) unique for the Northern countries (modernism came to Sweden 1930). It was designed by Ivar Tengbom and built between 1923-26. I especially appreciate the keen sense for details. Beautiful building. Worth a visit!

I am sure the architecture is stunning, unfortunately for us this visit we’ll never know :-(, next time I guess!

Visited the Nobel concert and loved the atmosphere and experience of attending this event. This is a nice place to dress up for an evening out with a good date.

Konserthuset Stockholm it's a magic place, beautiful concert hall in the heart of Stockholm. On the Konserthuset web page there is a calendar with lot of pictures and detailed infos about planned events. "Must be" place for every fan of classical music😎

The lowest quality among the concert halls I've been to. They've just stacked as many seats as they could in a tight and non-standard manner. Super-small legspace for anyone above 5 feet tall and 180cm and if anyone from the middle of the row want to move that's gonna be a nightmare and impossible without every single person standing up from their seats. Also most of the seats have low- to no- visibility of the stage.

Located in the heart of Stockholm, Konserthuset impresses with its stunning neoclassical architecture and rich musical history. Home to the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic and the Nobel Prize ceremonies, it’s a must-visit for music lovers.

Lovely experience, a lot of history that I found very interesting. The staff were very helpful and friendly. I recommend this place for people that are interested in Royal Swedish Academy of Music.

Thank you (!) it was great to see the concert hall