Since 1909, The Royal Dramatic Theatre has been the national home for the dramatic arts - sited in a popular public space in central Stockholm called Nybroplan ('New Bridge Square'), which faces the Nybroviken waterfront and connects a number of major urban throughfares in the city. The Art Nouveau / Neo-Baroque building was designed by Swedish architect Fredrik Lilljekvist that, at the time of construction, was criticized for being too ornate for the Scandinavian city and excessively over budget.
Site Plan
View of the Dramaten from the busy Lebanon Meza (Street)
Along the Nybroviken waterfront
On the Stairs of the Royal Dramatic Theatre
Down the pedestrian-friendly Nybrogatan (Along the Dramaten)
Berzelii Park (Across from the Dramaten)
Aerial of site