The most well known landmark of Östersund is the national romantic  Östersund City Hall (Östersunds rådhus).
It is 51 meters tall and contains 136 rooms.
It is the greatest constructional symbol of the National Romantic architecture in Östersund.
The city hall looks almost like a fortress and affiliates especially to the local art of Jämtland.
The bell tower is of typical Jamtish design shaped like an onion, the local sculpture Olof Ahlberg  (1876-1956) made most of the sculpture details and the ornaments are made from Jamtish limestone.

Östersund City Hall was designed by  Frans Bertil Wallberg (1862-1935) and was seen by contemporary colleagues as the best of modern Swedish architecture.
The main part of the building is accentuated by a grand tower and a monumental stairway.
It is accompanied by only one wing, the north wing, as the second, south wing, was torn down in the 1970s.

A recently built landmark is Arctura, named after Jämtland's provincial star Arcturus, a large hot water accumulator tank.
Due to its appearance it is referred to as Termosen (Thermos).
At night the 65 meter building is illuminated with various lights like sunrise and the Aurora Borealis.
The most well known landmark of Östersund is the national romantic  Östersund City Hall (Östersunds rådhus). It is 51 meters tall and contains 136 rooms. It is the greatest constructional symbol of the National Romantic architecture in Östersund. The city hall looks almost like a fortress and affiliates especially to the local art of Jämtland. The bell tower is of typical Jamtish design shaped like an onion, the local sculpture Olof Ahlberg  (1876-1956) made most of the sculpture details and the ornaments are made from Jamtish limestone. 
Östersund City Hall was designed by  Frans Bertil Wallberg (1862-1935) and was seen by contemporary colleagues as the best of modern Swedish architecture. The main part of the building is accentuated by a grand tower and a monumental stairway. It is accompanied by only one wing, the north wing, as the second, south wing, was torn down in the 1970s.
A recently built landmark is Arctura, named after Jämtland's provincial star Arcturus, a large hot water accumulator tank. Due to its appearance it is referred to as Termosen (Thermos). At night the 65 meter building is illuminated with various lights like sunrise and the Aurora Borealis.
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