Triewalds malmgård, Historical mansion on Kungsholmen, Stockholm, Sweden
The building stands near Mariebergsfjärden, featuring architectural elements from the 1650s with multiple wings and a central courtyard structure.
Originally owned by mayor Johan Westerman in 1648, the property was later purchased by inventor Mårten Triewald in 1739 for 10,500 daler copper coins.
The Swedish House Museum marks this building with green status, recognizing its environmental, historical, and artistic value to Stockholm's heritage.
The mansion currently serves as a meeting and conference venue, situated next to Smedsuddsbadet with direct access to public transportation.
Following decades of military use and deterioration, the St Göran Sea Scout Corps restored the building through thousands of volunteer hours.
GPS coordinates: 59.32514,18.01860
Latest update: March 12, 2025 02:13
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