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One of the country's most beloved and talked about buildings gets its entire history drawn here for the first time. From Stockholm's beginning in the 13th century to today. Under the magnificent vault of the ground floor, the Stockholm Stock Exchange has had its lively operations until the year 2000. After that, the Nobel Museum took over. In the party room from the 18th century, the Swedish Academy was founded in 1786 and has since had its annual ceremonial gatherings. The house has during its time been in the spotlight in several contexts, says Fredric Bedoire. Both through the Nobel Prize and as a center for Swedish culture. Stora Börssalen was already in Bellman's time and well into the 19th century the city's party hall with balls and other gatherings but also a venue for the City Council for fifty years before the City Hall was built En av landets mest älskade och omtalade byggnader får här för första gången hela sin historia tecknad. Från Stockholms begynnelse på 1200-talet till idag. Under bottenvåningens magnifika valv har Stockholmsbörsen haft sin livliga verksamhet ända till år 2000. Därefter tog Nobelmuseet över. I festvåningen från 1700-tal stiftades Svenska Akademien 1786 och har sedan dess haft sina årliga högtidssammankomster. Huset har under sin tid stått i strålkastarljuset i åtskilliga sammanhang, berättar Fredric Bedoire. Både genom Nobelpriset och som medelpunkt för svensk kultur. Stora Börssalen var redan på Bellmans tid och långt in på 1800-talet stadens festvåning med baler och andra sammankomster men också lokal åt stadsfullmäktige under femtio år innan Stadshuset byggdes

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