Rosenbad - Free Audio Guide

Rosenbad, situated in central Stockholm, serves as the headquarters for the Swedish government and the Prime Minister's office. This remarkable building was completed in 1902 and designed by architect Ferdinand Boberg, showcasing stunning Jugendstil architecture. Originally a bathhouse, it has evolved into an essential political centre. Visitors can explore its beautifully decorated interiors, including the renowned "Vita matsalen," once a dining area and now used for special events. Access to government offices is limited, but guided tours may be offered. The scenic views of the Norrström River make it a favourite among tourists keen on Sweden’s political heritage. Admission is typically free, but it is advisable to check prior for tour details. The site is easily reached via public transport.