National Archive Marieberg

The Marieberg archive complex contains extensive government records, official documents, and public authority materials from the sixteenth century to present day Sweden.

The National Archives of Sweden started in 1618 through a Chancellor's Order by Axel Oxenstierna, marking the beginning of organized record keeping.

The archive preserves documents from Swedish government institutions, regional administrations, military operations, and private collections that showcase national development.

Researchers need to register at the entrance, store personal items in lockers, and submit document requests before accessing materials in the reading rooms.

The archive holds a tenth-century parchment missal and the Novgorod occupation archives from 1611-1617, documenting Russian administration under Swedish control.

Website: http://riksarkivet.se

GPS coordinates: 59.32671,18.02282

Latest update: March 17, 2025 08:46