Helsingborgs rådhus

The red brick town hall rises 65 meters high with a prominent clock tower that stands against the Helsingborg skyline, marking the center of the city.

The building, completed in 1897, represents the architectural evolution of Helsingborg during its period of rapid growth in the late nineteenth century.

The interior features detailed stained-glass windows that illustrate important events from Helsingborg's past, preserving local history through artistry.

The town hall sits at the lower section of Stortorget square, near public transportation and within walking distance of other central attractions.

Two memorial stones from Norway and Denmark stand in front of the building, commemorating Sweden's support during the Second World War.

Accessibility: Beperkte toegang voor rolstoelen

GPS coordinates: 56.04674,12.69290

Latest update: March 12, 2025 23:02