Hjorthagen Church

The church building incorporates reinforced concrete, granite, and brick materials, showcasing early 20th-century Swedish architectural elements and construction techniques.

Architect Carl Bergsten designed this religious structure, which opened its doors to the community on March 25, 1909, under Archbishop Johan August Ekman's leadership.

The church belongs to the Engelbrekt Parish of the Church of Sweden, serving as a central religious gathering place for local residents.

Located at Dianavägen 10, the church maintains regular worship services and accommodates various community functions throughout the year.

The building's design combines traditional religious architecture with modernist materials, representing an early example of reinforced concrete usage in Swedish church construction.

Location: Stockholm Municipality

Inception: 1909

Architects: Carl Bergsten

Official opening: 1909

Architectural style: Art Nouveau

Made from material: reinforced concrete, granite, brick

Address: Dianavägen 10 100 54

Website: https://svenskakyrkan.se/engelbrekt/hjorthagskyrkan

GPS coordinates: 59.35500,18.10333

Latest update: March 2, 2025 23:11