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Welcome to National Property Board Sweden
The National Property Board Sweden is responsible for the palaces, royal parks, embassies, wild nature and historical buildings in Sweden. Our endeavour is to protect and preserve our heritage in the best possible way.
Foto: Åke E:son Lindman
Continuing a long tradition
The people of Sweden own the state's properties together. They are a legacy from our forefathers, a cultural treasure that is is our duty to pass on to our children and grandchildren.
Our work includes ventilation, electricity, heating, water, sanitation, security and environmental issues. We also have specialists in particular areas for specific renovations and reconstructions.
Foto: Åke E:son Lindman
Discover the treasures of Sweden
Visit our famous castles, gardens and museums on your journey through Sweden.
Foto: Åke E:son Lindman
Enjoy the beauty of the Swedish nature
The size of SFV's land is equiavalent to approximately one seventh of the total land area of Sweden.
SFV manages the state's land area west of the limit of cultivation in the northern provinces of Norrbotten and Västerbotten, and the land used for reindeer pasture further south in Jämtland. SFV also administers a number of forest properties surrounding royal estates in southern Sweden.
Contact information
- Head office: Järntorget 84, Stockholm
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Postal address: SFV National Property Board Sweden
Box 2263, S-103 16 SWEDEN - Phone: +46 8 696 70 00
- Fax: +46 8 696 70 01
- E-mail: sfv@sfv.se
Follow Gustav Vasa
Gustav Eriksson, or Gustav Vasa, is perhaps the best-known king in Sweden. One of the most written-about events in Swedish history is without doubt his flight to Dalarna in winter 1520 – 1521.
Follow in his footsteps using the brochure hereinafter.
