Neoclassical architecture in Stockholm
Discover 22 places in Stockholm shaped by Neoclassical architecture, with photos, the architects behind them, and where to find each one.
Neoclassical architecture revived the columns, symmetry, and smooth pale facades of ancient Greece and Rome. In Sweden it arrived as the Gustavian and Karl Johan styles. More about neoclassical
Neoclassical in Stockholm
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Statue for Gustav III
1808 · Johan Tobias Sergel
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Gustav II Adolf statue, Stockholm
1796 · Pierre Hubert L'Archevêque
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Erstavik
1765 · Jean Eric Rehn
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Kirsteinska huset
1785 · Adolf Ulrik Kirstein
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Bångska huset
1837 · Johan Petter Gustaf Bång
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Drottningholm Palace Theatre
1766 · Carl Fredrik Adelcrantz
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Royal Domain of Drottningholm
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Gustav Adolfs torg
1796 · Carl Fredrik Adelcrantz
- Katarina brandstation Johan Daniel Degenaer
- Drottningholm Palace Park Nicodemus Tessin the Elder
- Haga Park Fredrik Magnus Piper
- Statue of Carl XIII, Stockholm Erik Gustaf Göthe
- Charles XIV Johns statue Bengt Erland Fogelberg
- Norra Bankohuset Carl Johan Cronstedt
- Arvfurstens palats Erik Palmstedt
- Stockholm Stock Exchange Building Erik Palmstedt
- Rosendal Palace Fredrik Blom
- Adolf Fredrik Church Carl Fredrik Adelcrantz
- Eric Ericsonhallen Fredrik Blom
- Gustav III's Pavilion Olof Tempelman
- Edsberg Castle
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