Baggensgatan 27, Historical residential building in Gamla stan, Stockholm, Sweden.
The building presents a traditional wooden facade with architectural elements characteristic of late 17th century Swedish residential construction.
Admiral Jakob Bagge, who served King Gustav Vasa, received land at number 30 on this street in 1536, giving his name to Baggensgatan.
The facade displays the coat of arms of Scotch Anders Keith, who resided in the building while serving King John III of Sweden.
The building stands near Köpmantorget square and connects to multiple historic streets including Själagårdsgatan and Österlånggatan in Stockholm's old town.
The structure later functioned as both a presbytery and chapel during the reign of Sigismund, who ruled as monarch of both Sweden and Poland.
Location: Stockholm
GPS coordinates: 59.32375,18.07336
Latest update: March 13, 2025 12:29
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