Stockholm Stock Exchange Building

The Stockholm Stock Exchange Building is an office and commercial building located in Gamla Stan with neoclassical features and well-proportioned facades. It houses various financial institutions and anchors the architectural character of the central square.

Built in 1776, the structure initially served as a center for Swedish financial trading and market activities. It later became a home for scientific societies before eventually returning to its primary role as a financial hub.

The building served as a meeting place for Swedish scientists and scholars throughout the 19th century, creating a tradition of intellectual exchange. This heritage shaped how Stockholm residents view the site as more than just a financial center.

The building sits near several bus stops and subway stations, making it easy to reach by public transport. Visitors should know that this is an active business center and access to some areas may be limited.

The building blends Swedish and international architectural styles, reflecting how global commerce was intertwined during the 18th century. This mix of local and European design influences makes it a rare example of cosmopolitan thinking in Swedish architecture of that era.

Location: Stockholm

Inception: 1776

Architects: Erik Palmstedt

Address: Stortorget 2

GPS coordinates: 59.32528,18.07083

Latest update: December 10, 2025 16:02