Wenner-Gren Center

Wenner-Gren Center is a high-rise building next to Sveaplan at the northern part of Sveavägen in the Vasastan district in Stockholm's inner city. The building, which was designed by architect Sune Lindström, was the first high-rise building in Sweden to be completed in steel construction and at the time of completion was Europe's tallest building with a steel frame.

The lunch here is great super fresh with a great salladbuffe. It's sometimes possible to go up if you ask nicely and have a look at the view. The building is the first skyscraper in Stockholm and has 23 floors.nThe have meeting rooms on the highest floor for around 200-300 euros.

Food was good, but nothing extraordinary. Service was adequate, but seemed unused to large groups we were 60ish people where food was served with up to 10 minutes delay before the first people got their to the last. We also had them roll other tables and carts crisscrossing through our tables while eating dinner, despite there being a corridor on the other side as well.nnThe view and environment after dinner is top notch though, full view from up on high over Stockholm and the northern suburbs.nnA good alternative for a large gathering, but I wouldn't go here for a weekday/weekend dinner.

Very nice and at the heart of the city area

Nice place for a conference, did not stay at the hotel