Omdömen om Sagerska huset

Owen IronLokal guide

BBBBBBBBBB24 april 2026138 omdömen

Just a beautiful building with lots of history and 0 controversy

Odne Gotaas

BBBBBBBBBB16 april 2026

It was a beautiful house and I thought that it was an private house, but when I searched it up and there are much more than that. Love Stockholm and we are a big group of people that wants the best of this city! Much love:)

Domingo González GálvezLokal guide

BBBBBBBBBB14 november 20255 565 omdömen

Vivienda del primer ministro de Suecia Foto y reseña en noviembre del 2025

Erkan ÖzyürekliLokal guide

BBBBBBBBBB18 oktober 20255 327 omdömen

Ziyaret edilmesi gereken zarif bir tarihi eser. Gerek yerel halk, gerekse gezginler burada oldukça hoş vakit geçiriyor.

Celine LaflammeLokal guide

BBBBBBBBBB4 maj 2025313 omdömen

While exploring the historic center of Stockholm during a cruise stop, I came across the Sagerska Huset, an elegant and beautifully preserved building located right beside the Royal Swedish Opera and across from the Royal Palace. Though it may not stand out as boldly as some of its neighbors, its charm lies in its understated beauty and historical significance. The Sagerska Huset is currently the official residence of the Prime Minister of Sweden, but it originally served as a private residence, dating back to the 17th century. Its French-inspired architecture, with ornate window framing, soft pastel coloring, and detailed façade work, reflects a blend of classic European elegance and Swedish refinement. Surrounded by other historic and government buildings, it contributes to the grand, stately atmosphere of Gustav Adolfs Torg. While the interior is not open to the public, it’s worth stopping to admire the building from the outside—especially if you enjoy political history or unique architecture. There’s a small plaque outside providing a bit of context, and the contrast between this charming house and the nearby grandeur of the Royal Palace highlights the democratic spirit Sweden is known for. It’s a quick but meaningful stop on a walking tour of central Stockholm. Be sure to bring your camera—Sagerska Huset makes a lovely backdrop, especially in the morning light.