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Stallmästaregården

Stockholm, Sweden · Nobis Hotels · Core Luxury

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Described as the oldest surviving inn in the Stockholm area, with operations traced to the mid-1600s and a well-known account of Queen Christina visiting at midsummer 1645. Celebrated restaurateur Tore Wretman ran it from 1950 to 1988 before Alessandro Catenacci acquired it; a 49-room Nobis hotel wing opened in 2000 on the listed heritage site.

About Stallmästaregården

History

Stallmastaregarden is described as the oldest surviving inn in the Stockholm area, with operations traced continuously to the mid-1600s (the 1630s-40s); a well-known account has Queen Christina visiting at midsummer 1645. The first house, built by Ebbe Hakansson, was demolished around 1700 and replaced by the current main building.

The celebrated restaurateur Tore Wretman ran it from 1950 to 1988, and it was declared a listed heritage building (byggnadsminne) in 1985. Alessandro Catenacci acquired it in 1988, and it is part of the Nobis group.

A hotel wing with 49 rooms opened in 2000.

The setting

Beside Hagaparken, Solna, on Stockholm's northern edge.

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