Scalateatern, Theatre in Stockholm, Sweden
Scalateatern is a theatre and movie house in Stockholm, with several halls used for stage performances and film screenings. The building has multiple levels, each set up for different types of events.
The building opened on December 26, 1915, designed by architects Björn Hedvall and Sam Kjellberg as an entertainment venue for Stockholm. Over more than a century, it became part of the fabric of the city's cultural life.
Situated within the Estonian House, this venue hosts a range of performances tailored to its community. The programming reflects the tastes and interests of local audiences who return regularly.
The foyer has a restaurant and bar that open before events, making it a good place to arrive a little early. Different halls may have separate entry points, so it helps to check the layout before your visit.
The basement level holds a second, smaller stage where late-night improvisation shows and music events take place in a very different setting from the main hall. This lower space draws people looking for something more casual and experimental than a regular performance.
The community of curious travelers
AroundUs brings together thousands of curated places, local tips, and hidden gems, enriched daily by 60,000 contributors worldwide.
