Visiting Stockholm Cathedral

In the Old Town, between the Royal Palace and the Nobel Museum, in the very heart of medieval Stockholm, you will find the Cathedral, known locally as Storkyrkan - the Great Church.

It is the mother church of the Church of Sweden Diocese of Stockholm. Lutheran in tradition, it offers a warm welcome to people of all backgrounds and beliefs.

Come and see the wonderful architecture, attend a service or enjoy a concert, be with God, light a candle - or find a little peace in the middle of a busy day.

You will be very welcome.

Opening Hours

September: Monday-Saturday 09.00-16.00. Sunday 09.00-16.00

October: Monday-Saturday 10.00-16.00. Sunday 09.00-16.00

Entrance Fees

October to April: No charge
May to September:
Adults - 40 SEK/4 euro.
Children under 18, residents of Gamla Stan, and all those who are looking to take part in a service or to pray - Free.

Guided Tours

Outside the Summer Season we have a free guided tour every Tuesday at 11:00

Access

The Cathedral has a level entrance on the south-east side of the building. Please ring 08-723 30 16 for assistance.

Most of the interior is accessible for wheelchair users.

Toilets for wheelchair users are available on request.

Parking for authorised vehicles is available nearby.

Getting Here

The Cathedral is located on Gamla Stan (the Old Town) between the Royal Palace and the Nobel Museum, a short walk from Centralen (the Central Station).

Bus: 2, 43, 55, 76, getting off at Slottsbacken
Tunnelbana: Gamla Stan station on the Green and Red lines
Cycle: Follow cycle routes to Gamla Stan
Car: Please use a city centre car park.
Taxi: Trångsund 1, Ask for Storkyrkan (pronounced Stor-sheerkan)

Map

Map for finding the Cathedral