The largest church in Stockholm
Gustav Vasa Kyrka was named after Sweden's most famous king. It was designed in Italian baroque style by Agi Lindegren, and it has a capacity of 1200 guests. Located at the intersection of four streets, this is the largest church in Stockholm.
The ceiling frescoes in the dome show episodes from the New Testament, the pulpit is made of marble. The pilasters, portals, and columns make out of Gustav Vasa Kyrka a very beautiful church.
Gustav Vasa Kyrka
Odenplan Stockholm
Phone: 08-508 886 32
Open Hours: Monday - Thursday 11:00 to 18:00 Friday 10:00 to 15:00 Saturday - Sunday 11:00 to 15:00
Categories: Sightseeing, Historic site, Monument, Architectural building, Religious site, Street, Church/ Temple/ Synagogue/ Mosque, Tour
Price: Free
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