Before that, this stately building in the middle of Vasagatan in Stockholm has led an anonymous existence for more than 20 years. The Central Post Office, which is the official name of the building, is a cultural heritage site signed by the famous architect Ferdinand Boberg and was inaugurated in a formal manner with the royal presence in 1903. Here, to the castle-like brick building opposite Stockholm Central Station, Stockholmers went for almost 100 years to send postcards, parcels and telegrams out into the world. But in the mid-1990s, the building closed again and for a short period the building was empty before the Government Offices closed in and the building fell into oblivion among the capital's citizens.