List of tallest buildings in Sweden

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This list of tallest buildings in Sweden ranks skyscrapers in Sweden based on official height.

For other types of tall structures in Sweden, see List of tallest structures in Sweden.

Tallest buildings

Rank	Name	Location	Height ft / m	Floors	Year
1	Turning Torso	Malmö	190,4 m	57	2005
2	Kista Science Tower	Stockholm	117,2 m	30	2003
3	DN-skrapan	Stockholm	84 m	27	1964
4	Kronprinsen	Malmö	82 m	27	1964
5	Skrapan	Västerås	81,4 m	26	1990
6	Skanskaskrapan	Göteborg	81,3 m	23	1989
7	Skatteskrapan	Stockholm	81 m	26	1959
8	Folksamhuset	Stockholm	79 m	24	1959
9	Wenner-Gren Center	Stockholm	73.7 m	25	1961
10	Trade Center	Halmstad	73,5 m	24	1988
11	Gothia West Tower	Göteborg	72 m	23	2001
12	Rica Talk Hotel	Stockholm	72 m	19	2006
13	Söder Torn	Stockholm	71,8 m	24	1997
14	Scandic Infra City	Upplands Väsby	70 m	24	1991
15	Hilton Malmö City	Malmö	69 m	22	1989
16	Västerås Stadshus	Västerås	65 m	17	1958
13-16	Hötorgsskraporna 1-4	Stockholm	72 m	19	1962
20	Kockumshuset	Malmö	65 m	16	1958
21	Tornet	Linköping	64 m	19	2008
22	Gothia East Tower	Göteborg	63 m	18	1988 (tillbyggt 1997)
23	Forum Nacka	Nacka	63 m	18	1989
24	Slagthuset	Malmö	63 m	13	1991
25	Scandic Hotel Ariadne	Stockholm	62 m	17	1989
26	Hötorgsskrapan 5	Stockholm	61 m	19	1962
27	Bonnierhuset	Stockholm	61 m	18	1949
28	Södra Kungstornet	Stockholm	61 m	17	1925
29	Norra Kungstornet	Stockholm	60 m	16	1924
30	Gårda Business Center	Göteborg	59,4 m	17	1989
31	Globen City	Stockholm	58 m	16	1988

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