A striking example of Baroque architecture, originally built for a prominent Swedish count in the 17th century.
More About Stenbock Palace
Stenbock Palace is a notable Baroque building located on Riddarholmen, an islet in central Stockholm. Constructed in the late 1600s, it was originally the residence of Count Stenbock, a significant figure during the Swedish Empire. Today, the palace houses the administrative offices of the Svea Court of Appeal, but its grand facade and intricate details remain a draw for architecture enthusiasts. The palace's exterior features an ornate stone portal and decorative sculptures, complementing its well-preserved historical interiors visible on special tours.
What Makes It Special
Address
Birger Jarls Torg 4, 111 28 Stockholm, Sweden
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Reservations
Tours are occasionally available by appointment.
Best Time to Visit
Best visited during summer when the adjacent square is lively and the weather pleasant.
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