St. Gertrude's German Church in Stockholm: photos, reviews

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The German Church, or Tyska Kyrkan, stands as a stunning example of both Gothic Revival and Baroque architecture in Stockholm. Opened in 1571, this remarkable church is dedicated to Saint Gertrude and is renowned for its distinctive blend of historical styles. The striking spire, completed in 1878, reaches skyward, complementing the ornate interior adorned with stained glass windows and a royal box. Visitors are often captivated by the unique ebony and alabaster pulpit, alongside the beautifully painted wood ceiling in the atrium. Known for an enchanting musical ambience, the church hosts numerous concerts that echo its long-standing tradition of captivating music. With a Google rating of 4.4, S:Ta Gertrud is not only a place of worship but a cultural gem in the heart of Stockholm, delighting visitors with its rich history and vibrant acoustics.

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The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Kornhamnstorg

Bus stop 164 m walk

Mälartorget

Bus stop 246 m walk

Riddarhustorget

Bus stop 321 m walk

Slottsbacken

Bus station 280 m walk

Gamla stan

Subway station 268 m walk

4.4

based on 1,732 reviews

Google

4.4/5 1,726 reviews

Facebook

5/5 6 reviews

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Yürümek çok keyifli bu bölgede

Güzel bir kiliseydi. Gamla Stan bölgesini gezerken bahçesinde dinlenmek keyifliydi. Arka tarafındaki okul bahçesinde çocuklarin vakit gecirebilecegi bir park da var.

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St. Gertrude's German Church in Stockholm

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