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Häxprocesserna featured in "Best of Morty 2025" Häxprocesserna is the only escape room in Sweden to be featured in the "Best of Morty 2025" list. The list is compiled by weighing assessments on Morty, an app where escape room enthusiasts around the world can rate and review the rooms they play. This year's list includes 358 Escape Rooms around […]

Is Nobel's dynamite factory Stockholm's best escape room? This summer, we were visited by Escaperoomers.de, a group that plays and ranks escape rooms. They played all of our rooms as part of their trip to Sweden. So far, they have played over 3,000 rooms around the world. Of the rooms they played in Stockholm, they ranked Nobel's dynamite factory

The conflict behind the Stockholm bloodbath was the culmination of years of conflict within the Swedish elite. At the time, there were powerful factions in Sweden that wanted to preserve the union with Denmark and those that wanted Sweden to become independent. By decision of the Union, Kristian II, King of Denmark, had the legal right to also become King of Sweden. A

The factory building In Vinterviken, one of Nobel's factory buildings remains. It was designed by the Belgian engineer Gustaf Delaplace and completed in 1891. Parts of the building were used to store coal and pyrite. Other parts were used for heating silicon, concentrating sulphuric acid and producing nitroglycerine. After the process in the factory, the dynamite mass was sent down to the water to be kneaded

Nobel's blast pits In 1865, Alfred Nobel bought Vinterviken farm to build a factory for the production of nitroglycerine. This is how Vinterviken was described in the application: "situated in a narrow valley, surrounded by high forested mountains so that not even another built-up apartment is visible, and although the location is on the shore of Lake Mälaren, the sailing route is very distant -

The explosions in Vinterviken The production of dynamite was a risky business. Several explosions occurred in Nobel's factories on Södermalm and in Vinterviken. In June 1868, an explosion occurred in the dynamite factory's laboratory. The blast is heard all over the city, windows are shattered as far away as the Old Town and 14 people are killed. Theories about the cause of the accident are put forward but