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A wide walkway leads up to a rectangular building with a round tower in the centre.
Stockholm Public Library
The Stockholm Public Library building in central Stockholm was designed by Swedish architect Gunnar Asplund.
Photo credit: Jann Lipka/imagebank.sweden.se

Architecture

Sweden is filled with unique architectural buildings, both in nature and in the main cities. Here you'll discover some excellent examples of Swedish architecture – from Turning Torso in the south to Treehotel in the north.

Medelpad – a province on the northeast coast

Coastal charm meets outdoor adventure with stone city vibes, forest escapes and year-round activities.

Gothenburg – Sweden’s second largest city

Hip neighbourhoods, top restaurants and laid-back charm make Gothenburg a cultural and culinary hotspot.

Malmö – a city of contrasts and an international melting pot

Bold architecture, global food and easy-going charm make this seaside city a cultural gateway to Sweden.