Find us
Berwaldhallen is located at Dag Hammarskjölds Väg 3 near the Swedish Radio in Östermalm, Stockholm. You can easily get here by public transport, car, on foot, or bicycle. The doors open two hours before your concert or performance starts.
Tickets are available 24/7 via the website. If you have questions about tickets or concerts, need to cancel, or have other urgent matters, you are welcome to email us.
If you need help booking tickets by phone, call +46 (0)8 784 18 00. Please note that a service fee of 15 SEK / ticket is added when booking by phone.
Regular telephone hours are Mon-Fri 12:00-18:00, excluding holidays, and two hours before the concert.
The box office opens for physical visits in connection with concerts, two hours before the scheduled start time. Tickets can always be purchased digitally up until the concert start. For concerts that will not take place in Berwaldhallen, digital purchases are often the only option.
How do I get to Berwaldhallen?
By public transport
Bus 69 or 76 to the Berwaldhallen stop
Bus 4 to the Radiohuset stop
Tram Line 7 to Djurgårdsbron
The red line of the tunnel to Karlaplan
Plan your trip with SL's journey planner.
By car
You will find the nearest parking on Dag Hammarskjölds väg towards Ladugårdsgärdet or at Garnisonen and surrounding streets.
By bike
There are plenty of bike paths in Stockholm, and several parking spaces for bicycles near the house, including on Strandvägen and Oxenstiernsgatan.
What happens if I'm late?
Sometimes things don't go as planned. However, if you arrive late to a performance, we can't guarantee that you'll be allowed into the hall immediately as it can be disruptive, especially when we're broadcasting live or recording.
Do your best to arrive in good time so that you can go through the security and ticket control, check your coat, maybe eat or drink something tasty, find your seats, and simply enjoy your visit without stress.
Upcoming productions
Few seats remainingApril 25 & 26170 - 560 krMahler’s First Symphony with Herbert BlomstedtConductor Laureate Herbert Blomstedt conducts the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra in Gustav Mahler’s first and Franz Berwald’s fourth symphonies.Read more & tickets
Few seats remaining30 April130 - 475 krSchumann's Spring SymphonyNature takes center stage when Magnus Fryklund leads the Swedish Radio Choir and the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra in a romantic spring program imbued with the transformative power of poetry.Read more & tickets
No tickets left3 maj270 - 495 krHappy Voices med Gabriel Forss & Jill JohnsonWarmly welcome to a concert with the choir Happy Voices, led by choir leader Gabriel Forss.Read more
Few seats remainingMay 7, 8 & 10130 - 475 krCarmina BuranaCarl Orff’s iconic cantata Carmina Burana with the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra, the Swedish Radio Choir and soloists Karolina Bengtsson, Tobias Westman, and David Risberg conducted by Yi-Chen Lin.Read more & tickets