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Miss Clara by Nobis

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Built in 1910 by Hagstrom & Ekman as the Ateneum, a leading academic school for girls, this Art Nouveau building on Sveavagen operated until 1939 before reopening in April 2014 as Miss Clara by Nobis, named for headmistress Clara Stromberg. The 92-room design hotel preserved the original wrought-iron staircase from the school conversion.

About Miss Clara by Nobis

History

Miss Clara by Nobis occupies an Art Nouveau building on Sveavagen 48 in Stockholm, built in 1910 to designs by the architectural firm Hagstrom & Ekman to house the Ateneum, a leading academic school for girls that operated from 1910 to 1939. The hotel takes its name from Clara Stromberg, one of the school's popular headmistresses.

The building was converted into a design hotel that opened in April 2014, retaining features such as the original wrought-iron staircase. It has 92 rooms.

The setting

Sveavägen 48, Norrmalm, Stockholm.

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