German Church, Stockholm

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German Church

Go to see a Stockholm church recorded as dating to 1571 and heritage-listed.

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Opening hours this week
Monday10:30 to 16:30
Tuesday10:30 to 16:30
Wednesday10:30 to 16:30
Thursday10:30 to 16:30
Friday10:30 to 16:30
Saturday10:30 to 16:30
Sunday10:30 to 16:30
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German Church, Tyska kyrkan, is a church in Stockholm. Wikidata records it as founded or opened in 1571 and heritage-listed. The supplied Church of Sweden page gives general information about church life, not a visitor timetable for this building. It says the Church of Sweden has a place for people who believe or doubt, people seeking justice, those who want to sing in a choir, people who care for cultural heritage, and people looking for community. The page lists baptism, confirmation, weddings, funerals, help and support, and membership. It also describes the Church of Sweden’s priest-on-call service, which offers urgent conversation and crisis support from 21:00 to 06:00. The instructions are to call 112 and ask for a priest on call; chat and a digital letter are also options. The supplied page gives no admission price, visitor opening hours or recommended visit length for German Church. It does not say when tourists can enter or describe what they can see inside.

Stockholm Cathedral, Stockholm
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German Church, Stockholm
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German Church, Stockholm
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Jul i Gamla stan

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Stockholms Kammarkör och Adolf Fredriks Musikklasser Farsta sjunger traditionsenligt in julen i den stämningsfulla och vackra Tyska kyrkan, mitt i hjärtat av Gamla Stan. Dirigenter: Jakob Grubbström, Jonatan Lönnqvist, Anna Smedendahl-Rosén Organist: Espen Myklebust Olsen Längd ca: 70 min

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Jul i Gamla stan

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Stockholms Kammarkör och Adolf Fredriks Musikklasser Farsta sjunger traditionsenligt in julen i den stämningsfulla och vackra Tyska kyrkan, mitt i hjärtat av Gamla Stan. Dirigenter: Jakob Grubbström, Jonatan Lönnqvist, Anna Smedendahl-Rosén Organist: Espen Myklebust Olsen Längd ca: 70 min

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Jul i Gamla stan

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Stockholms Kammarkör och Adolf Fredriks Musikklasser Farsta sjunger traditionsenligt in julen i den stämningsfulla och vackra Tyska kyrkan, mitt i hjärtat av Gamla Stan. Dirigenter: Jakob Grubbström, Jonatan Lönnqvist, Anna Smedendahl-Rosén Organist: Espen Myklebust Olsen Längd ca: 70 min

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Jul i Gamla stan

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Stockholms Kammarkör och Adolf Fredriks Musikklasser Farsta sjunger traditionsenligt in julen i den stämningsfulla och vackra Tyska kyrkan, mitt i hjärtat av Gamla Stan. Dirigenter: Jakob Grubbström, Jonatan Lönnqvist, Anna Smedendahl-Rosén Organist: Espen Myklebust Olsen Längd ca: 70 min

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XIV SEMF Christmas Edition 2026

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Welcome to SEMF Christmas Edition, EARLY MUSIC SWEDEN’s cosy winter festival in Stockholm’s beautiful German Church! Midvinterfolk (Emilia Amper & Friends) brings Christmas to life with enchanting Swedish folk music. Cracow Singers & Players offer sparkling Polish Christmas treasures, while organists Dierks & Sjöström close the festival with a magical late-night concert on mattresses, featuring two organs in stereo. Step into the warmth – it’s never too cold for early music!

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