Piper Palace (Stockholm)
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palace, listed building / architectural heritage
The Piper Palace was built by Carl Piper in 1692 and designed by Nicodemus Tessin. In the 18:th century the Palace was renovated after it has been purchased by Gustaf Kierman. Kierman was however soon forced to sell the Palace since he where involved in a scandal and sentenced life in jail, where he died in 1766.
In the 20:th century the Palace is bought by Stockholm bishopric, that uses the Palace as its secretariat. Today this is the office of the Bishop of Stockholm.
In the 20:th century the Palace is bought by Stockholm bishopric, that uses the Palace as its secretariat. Today this is the office of the Bishop of Stockholm.
Wikipedia article: https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piperska_palatset
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 59°19'25"N 18°4'2"E
- Norrbro bridge 0.6 km
- The Royal Mews 1.3 km
- Royal Domain of Drottningholm 12 km
- Ekebyholmskolan 52 km
- Forsmarks bruk 117 km
- Karlslund Mansion 166 km
- Björkborn mansion 201 km
- Loona Manor 253 km
- Castle ruins 315 km
- Kongsvinger Fortress 353 km
- Central Bridge (Centralbron) 0.2 km
- Gamla Stan (Old Town) 0.2 km
- Riddarholmen 0.3 km
- Stockholm Palace - Stockholms slott 0.4 km
- Norrström 0.4 km
- Helgeandsholmen 0.5 km
- Riddarfjärden 1 km
- Norrmalm (borough) 1.6 km
- Lilla Värtan 4.8 km
- Lake Mälaren 56 km