With its shiny details and unique paintings, the Hall of State is the palace's treasure trove. The Hall of State was inaugurated at the 1617 Örebroriksdag under Gustav II Adolf. The four estates gathered here and, among other things, Sweden's first parliamentary rules were adopted. Over the years, the hall has been an armory and museum before it was restored in 1928 and got its current appearance.
The Hall of State is suitable for events such as large dinners, exhibitions, fairs, concerts, theater performances, lectures and other events in cinema seating.
