Paulis malmgård

The three-story stone building features a saddle roof, cubic design, and framed windows characteristic of late 17th-century Swedish architecture at Folkungagatan and Götgatan intersection.

Built in the 1680s by Niclas Pauli, a wool merchant from Schleswig, the estate initially stretched from Götgatan to Fatburen Lake, where it maintained a waterfront position.

The Stockholm City Museum designated the building with blue classification, recognizing its exceptional architectural value and historical significance as a preserved Karolinska-style structure.

The Catholic Diocese of Stockholm currently operates the building, utilizing its spaces for community rooms and administrative offices with access through a preserved 17th-century eastern gate.

Inside the main hall, restoration work revealed original window frames that suggest architect Jean de la Vallée's involvement in the building's design.

Location: Stockholm

GPS coordinates: 59.31361,18.07278

Latest update: March 13, 2025 12:31