Stockholm'deki kiliseler
- Left table by the eastern gate. Northern gate. Altar. Photo from 1865 showing the old spire. Southern portal. Pulpit and the "king's gallery" designed by Nicodemus Tessin the Elder.
- The tower of St. Gertrude's Church, better known as the German Church, is one of the main landmarks of historic Stockholm with a height of 96 metres.
- Your Private Guide will lead you through Stockholm’s narrowest street, past the charming German Church, to Stortorget, the oldest public square in the city.
- German Church - Discover the Heritage of the German Church in Stockholm. View over Gamla Stan and the German Church from Monteliusvägen on Södermalm.
- The German church, or St. Gertrude's Church, was donated by Swedish King Johan III to German merchants in Stockholm in the 16th century.
- St. Jacobs Kyrka / Saint Jacob's Church — Västra Trädgårdsgatan 2A, Stockholm. Katarina Församling — Högbergsgatan 13A, Stockholm.
- Several architects were involved in the design of the German Church Stockholm including Wilhelm Boy who was King Eric III’s architect.
- The German Church of St. Gertrude is located in the dense residential development of the Gamla Stan quarter in Stockholm.
- They arrived at the Saint Gertrud cottage, located where Tyska kyrkan (German Church) stands today. In 1580, this cottage was rebuilt into a church.
