CHURCH OF RIDDARHOLMEN (RIDDARHOLMSKYRKAN)
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Riddarholmskyrkan (Knights' Church) is the only medieval church still visible in Stockholm. It houses the tombs of the kings of Sweden. It is here that Gustav II Adolf, Charles XII, Charles XIV John, Gustav V and their wives are buried. The coats of arms of the knights of the Royal Order of the Seraphim are also displayed here, and cover part of the walls of the building. The church, originally a Franciscan monastery, was built in 1280. Its bell tower overlooks the island of Riddarholmen.
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Members' reviews on CHURCH OF RIDDARHOLMEN (RIDDARHOLMSKYRKAN)
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Visited in may 2018
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Très joli
Très belle église de couleur rouge, situé dans le vieux Stockholm
Visited in may 2017
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L'église de Riddaholmskyrkan de Stockholm s'avère être un petit trésor.
Visited in june 2016
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Très belle architecture. Armoiries et tombeaux à l'intérieur. Une belle visite à faire. Prenez le temps de vous y arrêter.
Visited in august 2016
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L'entrée est gratuite avec la Stockholm card, ceux qui l'ont peuvent en profiter pour jeter un œil, mais l'intérieur ne présente pas un grand intérêt.
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Sur le plan architectural c'est la très belle flèche en dentelle d'acier du début du XIXème siècle qui attire le regard