Sigtuna Radhus

Interesting C18th wooden Town Hall with excellent history posted outside. There’s a lot more than in my picturesnClosed on Mondays.

Acclaimed as the birthplace of Sweden, Sigtuna is a quaint town north of Sweden, around 30 minutes from University Town Uppsala and 15 mins from Arlanda airport. Embellished with nordic town landscape, it offers a wide gamut of places to visit such as Sigtuna Radhus, ST Olaf’s church ruins, Sigtuna Museum etc. Apart from visiting these places, Sigtuna has the vibes of a picture postcard Sweden, enthralling to just sit, sip a cup of coffee and get soaked in the unique Swedish culture, those mesmerising cobbled lanes and ducks paddling in the crystal clear river water.

Very cute and relax

Really underrated interesting old Buildung

In summer we have the opportunity to get inside the Radhus. It consisted of two main rooms: a preserved meeting room and the guard room, which functions as a small museum showcasing types of activities carried out in the Radhus and types of decision/punishments made in town meetings I promise it's not as gruesome as it might seem. It is free to enter and the staff is very friendly. The Radhus is going to be closed in winter but they have a board with information posters in front of it for those who are interested in history. Otherwise it is a pretty little building from the outside, which is well-worth a visit since it's an iconic landmark of Sigtuna.