Göteborgs Konserthus Guided tour: Architectural Harmonies

Join us for a guided tour of the Concert Hall, focusing on its design, art, and architecture. With its clean lines and light materials, Gothenburg Concert Hall is considered a masterpiece of Nordic Functionalism. Together, we’ll explore Nils Einar Eriksson’s architectural gem from 1935.

Walk through the Concert Hall’s public and hidden spaces while listening to stories about the building’s unique details and well-preserved 1930s interiors. Admire works by artists such as Prince Eugen, Inga Wedel, Sven X-et Erixson, and Anne Marie Carl-Nielsen, and learn how they contribute to the timeless musical experience.

The tour lasts approximately 1 hour. A wheelchair or similar aids are fine to take with you during the guided tour, but please inform us when booking. Please note that the guided tours are conducted in Swedish.

Program

• 13.00 Meeting at the reception, entrance via the stage entrance at Viktor Rydbergsgatan
• 13-14 Tour of the Gothenburg Concert Hall
• 14.00 Approximate end time, exit via reception or ticket office

If you would like to book a tour for a larger group, please contact Fredrica Olsson at fredrica.olsson@gso.se.

The timeless elegance of Gothenburg Concert Hall

The Gothenburg Concert Hall is a testament to timeless design. Architect Nils Einar Eriksson’s vision of a space dedicated solely to music is brought to life through a harmonious blend of sleek functionalism and exquisite materials. Since its opening in 1935, the Concert Hall has captivated audiences with its sercene ambiance and world-renowned acoustics.

Discover an architectural masterpiece

Art inspired by music

From Axel Larsson’s custom-made furniture to Simon Gate’s stunning drinking fountain, the Concert Hall is filled with magnificent art. Inga Wedel’s textiles add a touch of warmth and elegance, tying together the various elements of the design.

Discover the art in the Concert Hall