Stockholm City Hall

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city hall landmark municipal building

Stockholm City Hall is a prominent waterfront civic building in Sweden’s capital, famed for its distinctive brick tower and as the venue of the Nobel Prize banquet.

Aliases (2)

Statements (49)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	city hall → landmark → municipal building →
architect	Ragnar Östberg →
architecturalStyle	National Romantic style → Nordic Classicism →
ballLocation	Golden Hall →
banquetLocation	Blue Hall →
category	Buildings and structures in Stockholm → Seats of local government → Tourist attractions in Stockholm →
constructionStartDate	1911 →
coordinates	59.3275°N 18.0556°E →
country	Sweden →
function	seat of the municipal council of Stockholm → tourist attraction → venue for official receptions →
hasCarillon	yes →
hasClock	yes →
hasGuidedTours	yes →
hasPart	Blue Hall → Council Chamber → Golden Hall → courtyard → tower of Stockholm City Hall →
hasViewOf	Gamla stan → Riddarfjärden →
height	106 meters →
heritageStatus	listed building →
inaugurationDate	1923-06-23 →
locatedIn	Stockholm →
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory	Stockholm County →
locatedInNeighborhood	Kungsholmen →
locatedInTimeZone	Central European Time →
locatedOnWaterbody	Lake Mälaren → Riddarfjärden →
materialUsed	red brick →
notableEvent	Nobel Prize award dinner → Nobel Prize banquet →
numberOfBricksUsed	about 8 million →
openingYear	1923 →
operator	City of Stockholm →
ownedBy	City of Stockholm →
roofFeature	three golden crowns →
streetAddress	Hantverkargatan 1 →
symbolOf	City of Stockholm →
touristVisitsPerYear	hundreds of thousands →
towerHeight	106 meters →
usedFor	Nobel Prize banquet →

Referenced by (7)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Kungsholmen → Stockholm →	hasLandmark
Norrmalm ("Stockholm City Hall (nearby, on Kungsholmen)") →	hasGovernmentBuilding
Kungsholmen ("Stockholm City Hall Blue Hall") →	hasNotableEventVenue
Nordic Classicism →	hasNotableWork
Kungsholmen →	hasPublicBuilding
Riddarholmen Church →	locatedNear