Triewalds malmgård, Historical mansion on Kungsholmen, Stockholm, Sweden
Triewalds malmgård is a mansion on Kungsholmen built with architectural elements from the 1650s, featuring multiple connected wings arranged around a central courtyard. The building sits near Mariebergsfjärden and displays the characteristic design of its era.
The mansion was founded in 1648 by mayor Johan Westerman and later came under the ownership of inventor Mårten Triewald. The building then went through various phases of different ownership and use.
The Swedish House Museum marks this building with green status, recognizing its environmental, historical, and artistic value to Stockholm's heritage.
The grounds sit next to Smedsuddsbadet and benefit from direct access to public transportation, making it easy to reach. The location allows for simple exploration of the surrounding area around Mariebergsfjärden.
The St Göran Sea Scout Corps led an extensive restoration after the building had been in military use and neglected for decades. This rescue through volunteer effort became an important symbol of heritage conservation in Stockholm.
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