Medborgarhuset

Medborgarhuset is a public building in Södermalm, Stockholm, housing multiple facilities spread across several floors. Inside you will find municipal services, meeting rooms, and recreational spaces for the community.

The building was constructed in the 1930s and represents the design principles of Swedish functionalism from that period. It emerged as part of a broader development of community centers designed to make public services accessible to all residents.

The building serves as a neighborhood meeting point where residents gather for classes, exhibitions, and local events throughout the year. Different community groups use the spaces for daily socializing and shared activities.

The building gets quite busy during peak times, especially when classes or events are running. It is easy to reach by public transit and has good pedestrian access from the street level.

The building contains an indoor swimming pool where local swimming clubs conduct regular training and beginner classes. Many Stockholm residents discover how large and varied the water sports facilities are only when they sign up their child for a swimming lesson here.