Gustav Horns palats, Museum building in Stockholm, Sweden
The Gustav Horns palats stands at Fredsgatan 2, featuring a renovated facade from the 1930s with a grand entrance staircase of ten steps.
Built between 1642 and 1648 for Field Marshal Gustaf Horn, the palace later served as the headquarters of the Svea Court of Appeal until 1756.
The Mediterranean Museum occupies the building since 1982, presenting exhibits that detail Swedish heritage and historical collections to visitors.
The museum lacks elevator access and requires visitors to navigate stairs, though assistance dogs and guides for disabled guests enter without charge.
A major fire in 1873 led to extensive renovations, including the creation of Stockholm's first public banking hall in the ground floor.
GPS coordinates: 59.32957,18.06717
Latest update: March 25, 2025 19:50
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