Old Customs House, Historic customs building in Blasieholmen, Sweden.
The Old Customs House stands as a three-story stone structure on the Stockholm waterfront, featuring classical architectural elements from the late 1800s.
Architect Axel Fredrik Nystrom designed this customs building in 1876 to manage maritime trade operations during Stockholm's rapid commercial expansion.
The building represents a period when Stockholm established itself as a major Northern European trade center through systematic customs operations.
Located near multiple public transportation stops, the Old Customs House maintains its position as a reference point for navigation through central Stockholm.
The structure sparked recent debates about urban development when plans for a Nobel Center construction nearby threatened to alter the historical waterfront landscape.
GPS coordinates: 59.32970,18.07874
Latest update: March 13, 2025 23:23
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