• Tre Kronor (Castle) - Wikipedia

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    On 7 May 1697, a large fire broke out in Tre Kronor that completely demolished the majority of the castle.

  • Tre Kronor Castle - Lecture by Michael Lindner - YouTube

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  • The Castle Tre Kronor - Three Crowns | IZI Travel

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    The castle was named Tre Kronor - Three Crowns, and became home of the Swedish kings until 1697.

  • Nice Castle, Do Not Miss the Changing of the Guards.

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    Nice castle, do not miss the changing... - Museum Tre Kronor. ... Date of experience: April 2018. Ask 965ulrikag about Museum Tre Kronor.

  • 15 Tre Kronor Castle Images, Stock Photos, 3D Objects...

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  • Tre Kronor Castle, Stockholm on Pinterest

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    Explore a hand-picked collection of Pins about Tre kronor castle, Stockholm on Pinterest.

  • GPS Coordinates of Tre Kronor (Castle), Sweden.

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     Satellite map of Tre Kronor (castle). Tre Kronor or Three Crowns was a castle located in Stockholm, Sweden, on the site where Stockholm Palace is today.

  • Tre Kronor Castle - zxc.wiki

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    • "Tre Kronor" on an oil painting by Govert Camphuysen, 1661
    • The castle in the 17th century, seen from the northeast

  • Tre Kronor Castle - Wikidata

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    was the stronghold that Birger Jarl built and was later rebuilt into the castle and royal residence. ... Slottet Tre Kronor 1661.jpg 3,912 × 2,056; 6.64 MB.

  • The Castle Tre Kronor - Three Crowns — Audio Guide...

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    The castle was named Tre Kronor - Three Crowns, and became home of the Swedish kings until 1697.