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title: "Spaces Lilla Nygatan 23"
description: "Stockholm began on the small island now called Gamla stan, and the old town still follows the street plan of the Middle Ages: narrow lanes, steep alleys running down towards the water and tall merchants' houses painted ochre, rust red and saffron. Spaces Lilla Nygatan 23 occupies one of those hou…"
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# Spaces Lilla Nygatan 23

Stockholm began on the small island now called Gamla stan, and the old town still follows the street plan of the Middle Ages: narrow lanes, steep alleys running down towards the water and tall merchants' houses painted ochre, rust red and saffron. Spaces Lilla Nygatan 23 occupies one of those houses, a building that dates from the seventeenth century, on a street on the western side of the island running parallel to Stora Nygatan. Very few flexible workspaces in the Swedish capital can offer this much history behind the front door, and the building has been fitted out so that its age remains part of the experience rather than something hidden behind plasterboard.

The first photo shows how it welcomes visitors. A long entrance hall is lined with polished stone columns and pilasters under a barrel-vaulted ceiling, a patterned mosaic floor leads the eye towards a broad staircase at the far end, and potted plants and a slim digital screen with the Spaces logo sit between the columns. It feels more like the lobby of an old banking house than a typical office entrance, and it sets the tone for a client meeting before anyone reaches a desk.

Upstairs, the reception desk is a solid block clad in brushed brass, standing on a floor of geometric stone tiles in front of a tall arched window. In the lounge and meeting area, sage-green walls frame windows with richly carved white surrounds, and an oval black table with terracotta upholstered chairs stands in front of a long wooden counter. Another room has a gently vaulted white ceiling, pale wooden floors, built-in oak shelving, green chairs around a work table and a whiteboard on an easel, a bright place for a workshop or a small team.

That mix of period detail and contemporary furniture runs through the centre. Private offices give a company its own lockable room, the shared coworking areas suit people who prefer to work among others, and the meeting rooms keep the building's original character while offering what a modern meeting needs. A lounge invites members to take a break or start a conversation with a neighbour, showers are available for anyone who arrives by bike or after a run, and there are facilities for bicycles, which suits an island where cars are rarely the easiest way around.

Step outside and the old town surrounds you. Stortorget, the square with its painted gabled houses and the Nobel Prize Museum, the Royal Palace on the island's northern edge, the Riddarholmen church with its cast-iron spire just across the water, and countless cellar restaurants, cafés and small shops sit within a short walk. After a long afternoon, the cobbled lanes are a pleasant place to clear your head, and a dinner with clients in a vaulted restaurant becomes an easy way to make an impression.

Getting here is simpler than the medieval streets suggest. Gamla stan station, served by both the red and the green T-bana lines, sits at the edge of the island close to Lilla Nygatan, so people arriving from the northern districts, from Södermalm or from the suburbs can reach the office directly or with a single change. Bridges connect the island to the city centre on one side and to Södermalm on the other, which keeps cycling and walking practical in good weather.

The address appeals to companies that want their surroundings to reflect who they are: business consultancies, financial firms, legal and advisory practices, and start-ups that like the contrast between new ideas and old walls. Workspace is rented by the month, so a team can move in quickly, see how clients respond to meeting in a seventeenth-century building and grow into more space when the business calls for it.

- **Location:** Stockholm — Södermalm (Stockholm)
- **Address:** Lilla Nygatan 23, 111 28 Stockholm
- **Operator:** Spaces
- **Amenities:** Bikes Available, Showers, Meeting Rooms, Lounge Area

## Pricing

- Private office at Spaces Lilla Nygatan 23 (Private Office): SEK 6,490/month

## Nearby transport

- Mälartorget (bus, 2 min walk)
- Kornhamnstorg (bus, 2 min walk)
- Gamla stan (subway, 2 min walk)
- Riddarhustorget (bus, 4 min walk)
- Slottsbacken (bus, 6 min walk)

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