Mäster Olofsgården

The Mäster Olofsgården building features a portal decorated with two lions atop sandstone pilasters and the Lewenhaupt and Cruus family coats of arms.

The building dates back to the 1400s when it belonged to Sten Sture the Elder, and King Sigismund stayed there during his visits to Stockholm.

Since 1931, Mäster Olofsgården functions as a meeting place offering youth clubs, leisure activities, and community events for Stockholm residents.

Located at Svartmangatan 6, the center provides rentable spaces for conferences, meetings, exhibitions, and lectures at reasonable prices throughout the year.

The building incorporates two distinct noble family crests between stone lions, representing the marriage alliance of the Lewenhaupt and Cruus families.

Location: Stockholm

Inception: 14 century

Address: Svartmangatan 6

Website: https://masterolofsgarden.se

GPS coordinates: 59.32464,18.07131

Latest update: March 13, 2025 12:32