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Built in 1886, the Södra Vattentornet (South Water Tower) is one of Örebro’s most recognizable landmarks. Located just north of Gustavsvik, the historic tower now stands beside a cozy restaurant where you can stop for a meal and enjoy the unique setting.

The Central Palace (Centralpalatset) is an imposing residential building. Constructed between 1912 and 1913 in the Art Nouveau style, designed by architects Albert Jonsson and Elis Werner, this impressive structure is distinguished by its large clock tower on the southwest side. In its early years, the residence offered luxurious standards and services, making it one of the most desirable in Örebro. A stroll through Centralpalatset is like stepping back in time in an environment that preserves the elegance and charm of the past. Today, the ground floor houses an antique shop, a pastry shop, an Asian restaurant, the Örebro Art Gallery, and the historic Roxy cinema.

Hotel Borgen is located in a building originally constructed in 1891 in a romantic medieval style for the Örebro Savings Bank. The red brick facade is dominated by several towers, giving the building a castle-like appearance. The architects were Fritz Ulrich and Eduard Hallquist. Strawberry, one of Scandinavia's largest hotel chains, acquired the building in 2014 and converted it into a 125-room hotel. It opened in spring 2016.

The Örebro Theatre, also known as the Gamla Teatern (Old Theatre), was built from 1851 and inaugurated on January 2, 1853. At that time, it was the second largest theatre in the country after the old opera house in Stockholm. The architect was Hjalmar Wijnbladh, and the building was completed by his brother, the city architect Fridolf Wijnbladh.