Kulturhuset Stadsteatern occupies Sergels Torg in central Stockholm, with galleries, theatres, libraries, a cinema, cafés and restaurants under one roof. You can browse art exhibitions, visit the comic-book library on the second floor or head upstairs for food and views over the square. Families can find children’s libraries and Konstlabbet, an art activity space on the fourth floor. The building is also worth a look after dark, when the tall structure in the plaza lights up in changing colours.
Culture around Sergels Torg
Kulturhuset Stadsteatern is a public cultural centre on Sergels Torg, in central Stockholm. Its rooms bring together exhibitions, theatre, a cinema, libraries, cafés and restaurants. The programme includes events such as concerts, dance, film and workshops, alongside temporary exhibitions. Check the venue’s website for what is on during your visit, since the exhibitions and events change.
The building faces the square and is part of its everyday public life. The tall structure in the plaza is lit in changing colours after dark. Inside, you can spend time in a library, visit a gallery or take a break at one of the cafés. The top-floor café and food court have views over Sergels Torg.
Libraries and activities for children
The centre has public and children’s libraries, as well as a comic-book library on the second floor. The children’s facilities include different library spaces and activities such as creative workshops, storytelling and children’s theatre. Check the programme before going if you have a particular activity in mind, as events vary.
Konstlabbet, on the fourth floor, is an art activity space for children. The supplied information gives a price of 50 kr per painting per person and advises booking ahead to avoid queues. Strollers are not allowed on the fourth floor, so make a plan before heading up with a young child.
Planning a visit
Kulturhuset is easy to reach by public transport and sits among the shops, streets and public spaces of central Stockholm. Its mix of indoor activities makes it a useful stop in winter, whether you want to browse the library, see an exhibition or take a café break. The centre also has a chess area.
For a view over the square, head to the café on the top level. If you are visiting for a performance or a specific event, check the programme and ticket details on the official website before you go. Opening times differ between weekdays and weekends; consult the current schedule when planning your visit.
Preguntas frecuentes
Where is Kulturhuset Stadsteatern?
It is on Sergels Torg in central Stockholm.
What can you do at Kulturhuset Stadsteatern?
You can visit exhibitions, attend performances, browse the libraries and comic-book collection, or stop at a café. The venue also has a cinema and activities for children.
Is there something for children at Kulturhuset Stadsteatern?
Yes. The centre has children’s libraries and Konstlabbet, an art activity space on the fourth floor. Strollers are not allowed on that floor.
How much does Konstlabbet cost?
The supplied information lists a charge of 50 kr per painting per person. It advises buying tickets in advance to avoid queues.
