The Pillared Hall (Stockholm)

Sweden / Stockholm / Stockholm / Slottsbacken, 1

museum, place with historical importance

The Pillared Hall was originally used by King Adolf Fredrik as a dining room. The ceiling was painted in 1730 by the Italian artist Alessandro Ferretti and it depicts Mother Svea (Swedish personified) and the seasons. This room was moderned in the 1780s by Gustav III, under the architect Jean Baptiste Masreliez. It included the overdoors and statues of Venus and Apollino by Johan Tobias Sergel.

The place is located in Stockholm Palace - Stockholms slott

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Coordinates: 59°19'36"N 18°4'18"E

Kungsholmen 4.6 km
Skogskyrkogården 5.4 km
Royal Domain of Drottningholm 12 km
Dalarö 28 km
Location of the Harsfiarden Incident October 1982 31 km
Muskö Naval Base 37 km
Mariefred 50 km
Wreck of Finnish coastal defence ship Ilmarinen 171 km
M/S Estonia wreck 203 km
MS Estonia(wreck) 204 km

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Stockholm Palace - Stockholms slott Helgeandsholmen Norrström Gamla Stan (Old Town) Central Bridge (Centralbron) Riddarholmen Riddarfjärden Norrmalm (borough) Lilla Värtan Lake Mälaren