Keyserska huset, Late 18th-century residential building in Stockholm, Sweden
The Keyserska huset features four floors and stands at Rödbodtorget, constructed according to designs by architect Ture Wennberg.
Built between 1799 and 1804 for Abraham Keyser, the building later hosted the Stockholm Industrial Exhibition of 1823.
The property appears in the novel '1793' as a meeting place for a secret society called Eumeniderna and the location of a murder investigation.
The structure was replaced by the current Centralpalatset building, which was constructed between 1896 and 1898 at the same location.
A stone tablet describing the building's construction under King Gustav IV Adolf's reign belonged to the Nordic Museum but remains missing since 1938.
Location: Stockholm
Inception: 1790
GPS coordinates: 59.32858,18.06339
Latest update: March 13, 2025 12:29
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