Vintertullen, Architectural structure in Södermalm, Stockholm, Sweden.
Vintertullen is a residential complex in Södermalm made up of several connected buildings on Malmgårdsvägen. The ensemble includes structures numbered 57 to 61 and forms a cohesive block within the neighborhood.
The name comes from its former role as a customs house established during Stockholm's commercial growth period. It served this purpose when the harbor and maritime activities were central to the city's economy.
The architectural complex forms part of Södermalm's neighborhood identity, where residents participate in local events and community gatherings throughout the year.
The complex sits directly on Malmgårdsvägen and is easily reached by multiple transit options. Visitors exploring Södermalm will find it a straightforward location within the neighborhood layout.
The different sections of the complex, numbered from 57A to 61D, each maintain their own structural characteristics while functioning as one unified whole. This makes each individual house number part of a larger architectural framework.
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