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Stockholm City Theatre
Sergels Torg, 111 57 Stockholm, Sweden
Avicii Experience
Sergels Torg 2, 111 57 Stockholm, Sweden
Paradox Museum Stockholm
Sergels Torg 20, 111 57 Stockholm, Sweden
Escape Stories
Klarabergsgatan 23, 111 21 Stockholm, Sweden
Fox in a Box Stockholm
SveavÀgen 14, 111 57 Stockholm, Sweden
St. Clara's Church
Klara Östra kyrkogata 7-9, 111 52 Stockholm, Sweden
KungstrÀdgÄrden
Jussi Björlings allé, 111 47 Stockholm, Sweden
Konserthuset Stockholm
Hötorget 8, 103 87 Stockholm, Sweden
Medelhavsmuseet
Fredsgatan 2, 111 52 Stockholm, Sweden
Royal Swedish Opera
Gustav Adolfs torg 2, 111 52 Stockholm, Sweden
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Tres Taco Joint
Beridarebanan 5, 111 51 Stockholm, Sweden
Nooshi
Kulturhuset ground floor Under the water fountain, Sergels Torg 3, 111 57 Stockholm, Sweden
Kafé Plattan
Kulturhuset, Sergels Torg 3, 111 57 Stockholm, Sweden
Tang
Klarabergsgatan 25, 111 21 Stockholm, Sweden
Restaurang ARTES
Drottninggatan 34 Kulturhuset, 111 51 Stockholm, Sweden
BASTA ÅhlĂ©ns
MĂ€ster Samuelsgatan 59, 111 21 Stockholm, Sweden
Röda Huset
Malmskillnadsgatan 9, 111 47 Stockholm, Sweden
ThailÀndska Tigern t central
Klara Östra kyrkogata 12, 111 52 Stockholm, Sweden
Café Stories - Kulturhuset
Sergels Torg 3, 111 57 Stockholm, Sweden
Five Guys Stockholm
Sergels Torg, 12, 111 57 Stockholm, Sweden
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Downtown Camper by Scandic
Brunkebergstorg 9, 111 51 Stockholm, Sweden
Hotel At Six
Brunkebergstorg 6, 111 51 Stockholm, Sweden
Scandic Klara
Slöjdgatan 7, 111 57 Stockholm, Sweden
Hobo Hotel
Brunkebergstorg 4, 111 51 Stockholm, Sweden
Radisson Blu Royal Viking Hotel, Stockholm
Vasagatan 1, 111 20 Stockholm, Sweden
Sheraton Stockholm Hotel
Tegelbacken 6, 101 23, 101 23 Stockholm, Sweden
Freys Hotel
Bryggargatan 12, 111 21 Stockholm, Sweden
Hotel Terminus Stockholm
Vasagatan 20, 111 20 Stockholm, Sweden
Hotel C Stockholm
Vasaplan 4, 111 20 Stockholm, Sweden
Best Western and hotel
Apelbergsgatan 40, 111 37 Stockholm, Sweden
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Sergels torg

111 57 Stockholm, Sweden
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attractions: Stockholm City Theatre, Avicii Experience, Paradox Museum Stockholm, Escape Stories, Fox in a Box Stockholm, St. Clara's Church, KungstrĂ€dgĂ„rden, Konserthuset Stockholm, Medelhavsmuseet, Royal Swedish Opera, restaurants: Tres Taco Joint, Nooshi, KafĂ© Plattan, Tang, Restaurang ARTES, BASTA ÅhlĂ©ns, Röda Huset, ThailĂ€ndska Tigern t central, CafĂ© Stories - Kulturhuset, Five Guys Stockholm
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Nearby attractions of Sergels torg

Stockholm City Theatre

Avicii Experience

Paradox Museum Stockholm

Escape Stories

Fox in a Box Stockholm

St. Clara's Church

KungstrÀdgÄrden

Konserthuset Stockholm

Medelhavsmuseet

Royal Swedish Opera

Stockholm City Theatre

Stockholm City Theatre

4.3

(578)

Open 24 hours
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Avicii Experience

Avicii Experience

4.8

(589)

Open 24 hours
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Paradox Museum Stockholm

Paradox Museum Stockholm

4.2

(2.9K)

Open 24 hours
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Escape Stories

Escape Stories

4.6

(277)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

Stockholm History and Culture Tour
Stockholm History and Culture Tour
Tue, Dec 30 ‱ 9:15 AM
111 30, Stockholm, Sweden
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Walk through Stockholms Gamla Stan
Walk through Stockholms Gamla Stan
Tue, Dec 30 ‱ 4:00 PM
111 51, Stockholm, Sweden
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Skate on Stockholms natural ice with a guide
Skate on Stockholms natural ice with a guide
Tue, Dec 30 ‱ 8:00 AM
112 26, Stockholm, Sweden
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Nearby restaurants of Sergels torg

Tres Taco Joint

Nooshi

Kafé Plattan

Tang

Restaurang ARTES

BASTA ÅhlĂ©ns

Röda Huset

ThailÀndska Tigern t central

Café Stories - Kulturhuset

Five Guys Stockholm

Tres Taco Joint

Tres Taco Joint

4.4

(735)

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Nooshi

Nooshi

4.3

(349)

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Kafé Plattan

Kafé Plattan

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(241)

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Tang

Tang

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(830)

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It was a good experience. I spent some enjoyable moments. were preoccupied by architectonic considerations, instead focusing on optimization of traffic flow.

In the city plan Helldén produced in 1946, the square, still named Sveaplatsen ("Swede Plaza"), was conceived as similar to the present square, but still remained an unarticulated modernistic concept. In this proposal, the square was centred on a rectangular open space furnished with trees, benches, and ponds; a space reached by subways stretching under the surrounding roundabout. During the 1950s, continuously increasing traffic loads made separating pedestrians and car traffic desirable, and several studies produced around 1955 focused on a lower level for pedestrians with cars on street-level with various openings to allow light down to the pedestrians.

Final proposal ----

The iconic triangular pattern of the pedestrian plaza. The hexagonal building, a 1990 coffeehouse (sv), was removed in 2004 in favor of a street level entrance to the metro station.The superellipse-shaped fountain

In 1957, a first official proposal presented a square virtually similar to the present; except that instead of the fountain there was an opening with tall trees and on the western side, where the flight of stairs is today, was a building standing on pillars. The Chamber of Commerce was critical of the concept, concluding pedestrians on a lower level would produce poor business sites, an analysis which would eventually prove correct. Their own proposal the following year, developed together with various authorities, reserved street-level to pedestrians while cars were confined below ground. This counter-proposal was however produced in only two months, which made it easy for opponents to pin-down its weaknesses (mostly a failure to leave enough space for the metro which was being constructed at this time). Nevertheless, Helldén's proposal failed to impress the city as well, and Helldén together with other hand-picked experts was therefore sent on a tour around Europe, including Coventry and London, to find a better solution. In Stuttgart they could conclude that having pedestrians on a lower level required escalators, and in Vienna the pedestrian underpass Opernpassage gave them the inspiration to replace the central open space at Sveaplatsen with a round restaurant with glass walls, an aesthetic device intended to give the square an architectonic dignity

This newly introduced centre-piece resulted in a proposal for a fountain with a monument above it. For the shape of this fountain, Helldén consulted his friend, the mathematician and artist Piet Hein, who in less than in a minute found a curve with a "continuously varying bending" and immediately named it the superllipse  Before presenting his final proposal in 1960, Helldén added the triangular pattern to the pedestrian plaza and the wide stairs on its western side.

A contest for the central monument in 1962 was won byEdvin Öhrström , with the 37 metre tall glass obelisk which was named Kristall - vertikal accent i glas och stĂ„l ("Crystal - vertical accent in glass and steel"). The sculpture, finally completed in 1974 and since haunted by technical problems, never was able to deliver the intended visual output and - quoting Hall - "thus adds itself to the many projects within the [reconstruction of central Stockholm] that didn't endure confrontation with reality." The artist favoured HelldĂ©n, Olle Bartelong started to work on a sculpture for the square in 1960 but never was invited to participate in...

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Hey, no matter where you're coming from or who you're meeting in Stockholm, you'll always end up at this square. Everyone calls it "The Hole." It's always packed with people and there's always something going on, from protests to demonstrations to environmental rallies. It's the place to be for any kind of gathering, big or small. This is like the center of Stockholm for regular people, especially foreigners. You can also get to the high-speed electric trains, PendeltÄg, near the entrance to the Stockholm metro. Thank goodness the architects and city officials thought to put in a public toilet, even though it costs 10 seconds, which is about 1 Euro, to use it. But it's big and always clean. There are also a ton of shops and places to eat nearby. Oh, and there's a liquor store right next to the square. It's one of the few in Stockholm that's open until 8:00 p.m. on weekdays and from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. on Saturdays. You know, in Sweden, you can only buy alcohol at Systembolaget stores, and most of them close at 7:00 p.m. I know, I know, there are always those people who know someone who knows someone else who sells alcohol without the tax, but I don't trust the quality of that stuff or where...

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Sergels torg. Riktigt missnöjd och frustrerad. En plats som kanske borde vara stadens hjÀrta, men som snarare kÀnns som nÄgot annat. Tunnelbanans röda, gröna och blÄ linjer möts hÀr, som blodÄdror i en kropp. Och precis som i "Folkets torg", samlas hÀr mÀnniskor för att göra sina röster hörda. Röster som mÄlas i rött, grönt och blÄtt, ibland sammansmÀlta, men ibland inte.

Protesterna Ă€r lika högljudda som de Ă€r fyllda av starka politiska budskap. De kallar det "demokratins frihet". Men under ytan finns ocksĂ„ annat – "motstĂ„nd" ekar, men med en annan ton. HĂ€r möts mĂ€nniskor som vill förĂ€ndra, men ocksĂ„ mĂ€nniskor som vill hĂ€vda sin egen sanning.

FrĂ„n olika hĂ„ll strömmar folkmassorna samman pĂ„ torget, för att sedan tĂ„ga mot riksdagshuset och regeringsbyggnaden. Greta Thunbergs Fridays for Future, den stora vĂ€sterlĂ€ndska klimatrevolutionen, har synts hĂ€r – unga röster som fyller luften med hopp och krav. Samtidigt hörs konservativa röster, med religiösa uttryck som bĂ€r pĂ„ vrede. Men frĂ„gan hĂ€nger i luften: tillĂ„ter religion egentligen detta? Eller borde man försöka vara god?

Det Ă€r inte bara vuxna som har svĂ„rt med osams. I lĂ„gstadierna mĂ€rks det redan tidigt – barn som vĂ€grar lyssna pĂ„ lĂ€rarna och förĂ€ldrarna. NĂ€r enstaka barn inte vill lyssna, sĂ„ kan allting bli rĂ€tt igen. Men nĂ€r grupper av barn reser sig och vĂ€grar lyda, spĂ„rar det ur. De vill ha mer tablettid och vill ta bort "orrĂ€ttvis" straff. Om lĂ€rarna inte vill det sĂ„ hĂ€nder det snart. DĂ„ lĂ„ser lĂ€rarna in sig i smĂ„ rum, rĂ€dda, medan barnen sjunger sĂ„nger om frihet och ett slut pĂ„ "orĂ€ttvis" behandling. Det Ă€r rena "barnupplysningen".

Men det Ă€r inte bara i skolans vĂ€rld som oron vĂ€xer. FrĂ„n landets alla hörn – byar, stĂ€der, unga och gamla – strömmar mĂ€nniskor ut pĂ„ gatorna. Det liknar ett studentutspring, men Ă€r nĂ„got annat. De tar sig in pĂ„ tĂ„gstationerna och kliver pĂ„ tĂ„g till Stockholm utan att betala. De Ă€r övertygade om sin rĂ€tt till resan, och personalen som försöker upprĂ€tthĂ„lla ordningen knuffas bort.

Ombord pÄ tÄgen Àr det trÄngt, fullproppade kupéerna fylls av sÄnger och rop, ett ljudhav av protestlust och uppror. TÄgen rullar in i Stockholm, och nÀr folkmassorna nÄr Centralbron, gungar bron under deras kraftfulla framfart. NÀr tÄgen anlÀnder vÀller mÀnniskor ut i ett stort utspring med krossade glas. Men det finns ingen som stoppar.

Torget delas upp i olika fraktioner. Ungdomskulturer med subkulturella ideal sluter sig samman. Vissa ropar om "jĂ€mlikhet mellan könen", andra hĂ€vdar att "kvinnor bör ha högre status Ă€n mĂ€n". NĂ„gra varnar för att "Sveriges sĂ€kerhet Ă€r hotad" och vrider bort sig frĂ„n all vetenskap och ideologi. De ifrĂ„gasĂ€tter allt, till och med jordens form. Bland dem finns ocksĂ„ therians – mĂ€nniskor som tror sig vara djur i mĂ€nniskokroppar, ofta katter. Konflikterna bryts ut mellan grupperna, oeniga över den "kosmiskt rĂ€ttvisa" framtiden.

Folkmassorna driver vidare, in i riksdagen. Fridays for Future fortsÀtter sin kamp, men inga klara lösningar hörs. Glas och möbler regnar ner. Politiker gör en snabb PowerPoint för att hitta lösningar, men varje av dem tar upp sin telefon för att ringa den amerikanska ambassaden. De huttrar nÀr de pratar. HjÀlpen Àr pÄ vÀg. Snart Àr det "ordning", men gröna lappar och glimrande metaller kommer nog att försvinna. Det görs ett lottval pÄ mobilen. Vem som fÄr Äka med. Men systemet kraschar gÄng pÄ gÄng. Medan demonstranternas sÄnger kan höras pÄ avstÄnd.

Helikoptrar surrar över takÄsarna. Soldaterna hÄnar. NÄgra försvinner mot ett löfte om paradis i ett frÀmmande land. Andra? Andra tÀnker efter: Vi lÀr oss mycket frÄn...

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It was a good experience. I spent some enjoyable moments. were preoccupied by architectonic considerations, instead focusing on optimization of traffic flow. In the city plan HelldĂ©n produced in 1946, the square, still named Sveaplatsen ("Swede Plaza"), was conceived as similar to the present square, but still remained an unarticulated modernistic concept. In this proposal, the square was centred on a rectangular open space furnished with trees, benches, and ponds; a space reached by subways stretching under the surrounding roundabout. During the 1950s, continuously increasing traffic loads made separating pedestrians and car traffic desirable, and several studies produced around 1955 focused on a lower level for pedestrians with cars on street-level with various openings to allow light down to the pedestrians. Final proposal ---- The iconic triangular pattern of the pedestrian plaza. The hexagonal building, a 1990 coffeehouse (sv), was removed in 2004 in favor of a street level entrance to the metro station.The superellipse-shaped fountain In 1957, a first official proposal presented a square virtually similar to the present; except that instead of the fountain there was an opening with tall trees and on the western side, where the flight of stairs is today, was a building standing on pillars. The Chamber of Commerce was critical of the concept, concluding pedestrians on a lower level would produce poor business sites, an analysis which would eventually prove correct. Their own proposal the following year, developed together with various authorities, reserved street-level to pedestrians while cars were confined below ground. This counter-proposal was however produced in only two months, which made it easy for opponents to pin-down its weaknesses (mostly a failure to leave enough space for the metro which was being constructed at this time). Nevertheless, HelldĂ©n's proposal failed to impress the city as well, and HelldĂ©n together with other hand-picked experts was therefore sent on a tour around Europe, including Coventry and London, to find a better solution. In Stuttgart they could conclude that having pedestrians on a lower level required escalators, and in Vienna the pedestrian underpass Opernpassage gave them the inspiration to replace the central open space at Sveaplatsen with a round restaurant with glass walls, an aesthetic device intended to give the square an architectonic dignity This newly introduced centre-piece resulted in a proposal for a fountain with a monument above it. For the shape of this fountain, HelldĂ©n consulted his friend, the mathematician and artist Piet Hein, who in less than in a minute found a curve with a "continuously varying bending" and immediately named it the superllipse  Before presenting his final proposal in 1960, HelldĂ©n added the triangular pattern to the pedestrian plaza and the wide stairs on its western side. A contest for the central monument in 1962 was won byEdvin Öhrström , with the 37 metre tall glass obelisk which was named Kristall - vertikal accent i glas och stĂ„l ("Crystal - vertical accent in glass and steel"). The sculpture, finally completed in 1974 and since haunted by technical problems, never was able to deliver the intended visual output and - quoting Hall - "thus adds itself to the many projects within the [reconstruction of central Stockholm] that didn't endure confrontation with reality." The artist favoured HelldĂ©n, Olle Bartelong started to work on a sculpture for the square in 1960 but never was invited to participate in the contest.
Zia MustafaZia Mustafa
Great place to visit. Sergels torg is the central station of the stockholm also is the central hub for the metro trains and trams. There is the big walking street called Drotining Gatan. You can find many stores of famous brands from all around the world like H&M, Åhlens, jack&jhonz, bogbook, ginatorg, clasohlens, intersport, stadium and many more. You can also find many restaurants and bars all around the sergels torg and drotning gatan. Drotning gatan is also take you to the old city called GAMLLASTAN. Gamlasatn is the place for old parliment, the kings palace, old conference hall and many other historical buildings.
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The Sergels torg square is a large open space just down the main area of Kulturhuset and near a fountain when I was here in early May to me it seemed like there wasn’t a lot of places to sit such as benches but had a relaxing feeling. There was also a demonstration going on another day when we came here for the supper of Ukraine. There is also shopping and a few places for food at the plaza. To me the bigger attraction here is the cultural center at Kulturhuset. The square is in the heart of of the city of Stockholm and has a distinctive grey and white design here.
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It was a good experience. I spent some enjoyable moments. were preoccupied by architectonic considerations, instead focusing on optimization of traffic flow. In the city plan HelldĂ©n produced in 1946, the square, still named Sveaplatsen ("Swede Plaza"), was conceived as similar to the present square, but still remained an unarticulated modernistic concept. In this proposal, the square was centred on a rectangular open space furnished with trees, benches, and ponds; a space reached by subways stretching under the surrounding roundabout. During the 1950s, continuously increasing traffic loads made separating pedestrians and car traffic desirable, and several studies produced around 1955 focused on a lower level for pedestrians with cars on street-level with various openings to allow light down to the pedestrians. Final proposal ---- The iconic triangular pattern of the pedestrian plaza. The hexagonal building, a 1990 coffeehouse (sv), was removed in 2004 in favor of a street level entrance to the metro station.The superellipse-shaped fountain In 1957, a first official proposal presented a square virtually similar to the present; except that instead of the fountain there was an opening with tall trees and on the western side, where the flight of stairs is today, was a building standing on pillars. The Chamber of Commerce was critical of the concept, concluding pedestrians on a lower level would produce poor business sites, an analysis which would eventually prove correct. Their own proposal the following year, developed together with various authorities, reserved street-level to pedestrians while cars were confined below ground. This counter-proposal was however produced in only two months, which made it easy for opponents to pin-down its weaknesses (mostly a failure to leave enough space for the metro which was being constructed at this time). Nevertheless, HelldĂ©n's proposal failed to impress the city as well, and HelldĂ©n together with other hand-picked experts was therefore sent on a tour around Europe, including Coventry and London, to find a better solution. In Stuttgart they could conclude that having pedestrians on a lower level required escalators, and in Vienna the pedestrian underpass Opernpassage gave them the inspiration to replace the central open space at Sveaplatsen with a round restaurant with glass walls, an aesthetic device intended to give the square an architectonic dignity This newly introduced centre-piece resulted in a proposal for a fountain with a monument above it. For the shape of this fountain, HelldĂ©n consulted his friend, the mathematician and artist Piet Hein, who in less than in a minute found a curve with a "continuously varying bending" and immediately named it the superllipse  Before presenting his final proposal in 1960, HelldĂ©n added the triangular pattern to the pedestrian plaza and the wide stairs on its western side. A contest for the central monument in 1962 was won byEdvin Öhrström , with the 37 metre tall glass obelisk which was named Kristall - vertikal accent i glas och stĂ„l ("Crystal - vertical accent in glass and steel"). The sculpture, finally completed in 1974 and since haunted by technical problems, never was able to deliver the intended visual output and - quoting Hall - "thus adds itself to the many projects within the [reconstruction of central Stockholm] that didn't endure confrontation with reality." The artist favoured HelldĂ©n, Olle Bartelong started to work on a sculpture for the square in 1960 but never was invited to participate in the contest.
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Great place to visit. Sergels torg is the central station of the stockholm also is the central hub for the metro trains and trams. There is the big walking street called Drotining Gatan. You can find many stores of famous brands from all around the world like H&M, Åhlens, jack&jhonz, bogbook, ginatorg, clasohlens, intersport, stadium and many more. You can also find many restaurants and bars all around the sergels torg and drotning gatan. Drotning gatan is also take you to the old city called GAMLLASTAN. Gamlasatn is the place for old parliment, the kings palace, old conference hall and many other historical buildings.
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The Sergels torg square is a large open space just down the main area of Kulturhuset and near a fountain when I was here in early May to me it seemed like there wasn’t a lot of places to sit such as benches but had a relaxing feeling. There was also a demonstration going on another day when we came here for the supper of Ukraine. There is also shopping and a few places for food at the plaza. To me the bigger attraction here is the cultural center at Kulturhuset. The square is in the heart of of the city of Stockholm and has a distinctive grey and white design here.
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