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German Church
Tyska Christinae kyrka brings Gothenburg’s German and Dutch connections into a central church visit. Its surviving furnishings make it particularly worthwhile for people interested in decorative details.
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The church served the city’s German and Dutch congregation and takes its name from Queen Christina. Its furnishings bring together several periods: look for seventeenth-century chandeliers alongside the later classical altar and pulpit, then compare their forms and materials with the stained glass.
What to look for
Seventeenth-century chandeliers survived the city fires.
The classical altar and pulpit date to 1798.
Stained glass depicts biblical figures.
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Outdoor visit · 30–45 min
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