Our venue can accommodate international congresses, exhibitions, corporate events, banquets, conferences, concerts and more. All in all, with almost 30 different room set-ups, a great flexibility is offered.
Located in the heart of Stockholm, across the water from the City Hall, the modern architecture is a spectacular addition to the city skyline.
You will soon find our new site live and be able to learn more about one of the world's leading meeting venue.
We look forward to staying in touch!
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Please do not hesitate to contact us for more information on:
Phone: +46 8 50 50 60 00
Fax: +46 8 50 50 60 01
Mail: info@stockholmwaterfront.com
That means easy access to some of the best shops, restaurants and sights in Stockholm. Within a radius of 300 metres there are some 2800 hotel rooms, with a 414 room international first class hotel connected to the congress centre.
The railway station and the Arlanda Express train platform are easily accessible by escalator right next to the congress centre.
Whether you need an auditorium for 3000 people, conference rooms for smaller meetings, an exhibition, gala dinner or concert. Among other things, our movable walls can be set up in any number of ways to create the perfect venue or combination of venues.
What's more, the flexible foyer areas add up to over 3000 m2 of possibilities.
21 kilometres of stainless steel bars crown the top of the congress building.
A spectacular addition to the city's skyline, it's already been dubbed "the Crown of Stockholm".
14000 m2 of flexible sectioning solutions allowing a vast number of floor plan combinations - for 500, 1000 or 3000 people.
Stone, steel and glass dominate the building. Scandinavian design at its best.
The glass facades are 1040 m2 solar collectors that on average gather 1 MW of heat energy on a daily basis. This is equivalent to 90000 normal low energy bulbs.
The building is cooled by water drawn from the lake, stored in 250 tonne of ice tanks in the basement.
About 20000 m2 of material has been reused from the building previously occupying the site.
2010 marks the year when Stockholm is "European Green Capital", the first capital to be given this honour by the European Commission. But Stockholm is much more than green and clean.
Stockholm is a trendsetter city known for it's innovative business climate, not least within the design, media and IT industries. It offers a cosmopolitan atmosphere with a bustling café and restaurant culture and has one of the highest concentrations of museums and galleries in the world.
Yet the city centre is small enough to allow you to take it in on foot. Built on 14 islands, you can't walk far without seeing the water. In fact, another excellent way to take in the city is by boat.
