
German Merchants and Stortorget
Stockholm · Sweden
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Walk from S:ta Gertrud, Tyska kyrkan, to Stortorget and on to Storkyrkan, following a compact route shaped by German influence and the square at its heart. See how a German-named church, a historic public square, and a neighboring church bring religious, civic, and commercial connections into view. This walk is worth taking for its close-up look at the places where German merchant influence meets Stockholm’s most resonant square.
The walk

German Church
S:ta Gertrud, Tyska kyrkan is a Christian church in Stockholm, Sweden.

Stortorget
Stockholm’s oldest square, where medieval trade, royal politics, and stubborn legends meet.

Stockholm Cathedral
A medieval parish church remade as Stockholm’s royal, Reformation and cathedral church
Data: OpenStreetMap contributors and Google Places
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