Also referred to as Storkyrkan, Stockholm Cathedral is a majestic building located in the Old Town of Stockholm. It is the oldest building in Stockholm that is still in use - the first part of the Cathedral was built in 1306.
It is currently the residence of the bishop of Stockholm and is the place where ceremonies such as the royal coronation, religious services, weddings, and even concerts are held. The church provides the opportunity to listen to organ and choir recitals of classical music, created by classics like Schubert or Bach.
The Stockholm Cathedral possesses impressive works of art ranging from outstanding paintings to unique statues, such as the St. George and the Dragon sculpture or Joseph and Mary by Lena Lervik. The beautiful interior features detailed ornaments and a Gothic vaulted ceiling as well as.
Located within a 15-minute walk from the Central Station, it is open to the public and you can explore it from inside on a free tour, which is actually the best way to enjoy the place. The tour will also take you to the tower balcony that opens an amazing view of the city.