Nationalmuseum

Stockholm, Sweden

Open to visitors

The interior is normally open, possibly ticketed.

Strollie cannot guarantee access — always check before you travel.

Located on Blasieholmen in Stockholm, the Nationalmuseum is an architectural ensemble completed in 1860, designed by Swedish architect Fredrik Wilhelm Scholander and German architect Friedrich August Stüler. The building complex holds governmental listed heritage status and serves as a major museum institution in Sweden's capital, housing significant collections in a structure that reflects mid-nineteenth-century architectural ambitions.

Architect

Fredrik Wilhelm Scholander Friedrich August Stüler

Built: 1860
Type: architectural ensemble, museum building
Heritage: governmental listed building complex, governmental listed building
Place: Stockholm, Sweden