Stockholm Court House

Rådhus Stockholm, the Stockholm office building, located on the city, in central Stockholm Kungsholmen island, and is the seat of the district court ( Tingsrätten ) for the City of Stockholm and the neighboring municipality of Lidingö. The building is a listed building.

The building was built between 1909-1915 by the architect Carl Westman, who was competing for the establishment of the Stockholm City Hall Second. It was built by the City of Stockholm for the former City Hall jurisdiction, ie the first instance, built and owned by the Swedish state today. Behind the building is the headquarters of the Stockholm police and administrative management of the National Police Agency.