Petersenska huset, Palace in Gamla Stan, Stockholm, Sweden
The Petersenska Huset features Dutch Baroque architecture with intricate stone details on its facade and multiple spacious rooms across its floors.
Constructed between 1645 and 1659 under architect Christian Julius Döteber, the building marked a period of residential development in Stockholm.
The palace reflects the architectural preferences of 17th-century Swedish nobility, incorporating both local and international design elements.
Visitors can examine the exterior architecture of the building throughout the year while exploring the streets of Stockholm's historic district.
The structure, initially named Piper Palace, received modifications from architect Johan Erik Söderlund that enhanced its architectural character.
Location: Stockholm Municipality
Inception: 1649
Architects: Johan Erik Söderlund
GPS coordinates: 59.32453,18.06733
Latest update: March 3, 2025 04:25
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