List of historic buildings in Sweden
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Castles and fortresses
Älvsborg Fortress (Gothenburg)
Bjärka-Säby Castle (Linköping)
Castle Boo (Hjortkvarn)
Bohus Fortress (Kungälv)
Borgholm Castle (Borgholm)
Brahehus
Carlsten Fortress (Marstrand)
Christinehov Castle (Andrarum)
Dalaborg
Dagsnäs Castle (Bjurum)
Ekenäs Castle (Ekenäs)
Eketorp (Öland)
Ekolsund Castle
Eriksberg Manor
Glimmingehus
Gråborg
Gripenberg Castle
Gripsholm Castle (Mariefred)
Gunnebo Castle
Göksholm Castle
Hörningsholm Castle
Ismantorp Fortress
Johannishus Castle (Johannishus)
Kalmar Castle (Kalmar)
Karlberg Castle
Karlsborg Fortress (Karlsborg)
Kärnan (Helsingborg)
Krapperup Castle
Läckö Castle (Kållandsö)
Leufsta / Lövstabruk (near Tierp)
Löfstad Castle (Norrköping)
Mariedal Castle (Lundsbrunn)
Mårbacka
Mälsåker Castle
Maltesholm Castle
Nääs Castle (Lerum near Gothenburg)
Nynäs Castle
Örebro Castle (Örebro)
Öster-Malma Castle
Övedskloster Castle
Pålsjö Castle
Penningby Castle
Rosersberg Castle (Rosersberg)
Runsa
Rydboholm Castle (Vaxholm)
Salnecke Castle
Salsta Castle
Sandemar Castle
Sjöö Castle
Skansen Crown (Gothenburg)
Skokloster Castle (Slottskogen)
Skottorp Castle (Skottorp)
Sofiero Palace (Helsingborg)
Sövdeborg Castle
Stenhammar Palace
Steninge Palace (Märsta)
Sturefors Castle
Sturehov Castle
Sundbyholm Castle
Svaneholm Castle
Tjolöholm Castle
Torup Castle
Torpa Stenhus
Trollenäs Castle
Tynnelsö Castle
Tyresö Castle
Uppsala Castle
Vadstena Castle
Venngarn Castle
Vittskövle Castle
Wik Castle
Palaces
Bååt Palace (Stockholm)
Bonde Palace (Stockholm)
Drottningholm Palace (Lövö)
Hallwyl Palace (Stockholm)
Sager House (Stockholm)
Solliden Palace, (Borgholm)
Stenbock Palace (Stockholm)
Stockholm Palace (Stockholm)
Strömsholm Palace (Strömsholm)
Tessin Palace (Stockholm)
Tullgarn Palace
Ulriksdal Palace (Solna near Stockholm)
Wrangel Palace (Stockholm)
Churches and monasteries
Alvastra Abbey (Ruins)
Gothenburg Cathedral (Gothenburg)
Husaby Church (Husaby)
Jokkmokks Church (Jokkmokk)
Katarina kyrka (Church of St. Catherine) (Stockholm)
Kalmar Cathedral (Kalmar)
Kiruna kyrka (Kiruna)
Linköping Cathedral (Linköping)
Lund Cathedral (Lund)
Mariestad Cathedral (Mariestad)
Masthuggskyrkan (Gothenburg)
Storkyrkan, Stockholm Cathedral, or Church of St. Nicholas (Stockholm)
Nydala Monastery
Roma Abbey
Skara Cathedral (Skara)
Trefaldighetskyrkan (Karlskrona)
German Church or Tyska kyrkan (Stockholm)
Uppsala Cathedral (Uppsala)
Varnhem Monastery (Varnhem)
Vadstena Abbey (Vadstena)
Vittskövle Church (Kristianstad Municipality)
Other historic buildings
Bollhuset (Stockholm)
Gathenhiemska huset (Gothenburg)
Halltorps (Öland)
Kronhuset (Gothenburg)
Lejonkulan (Stockholm)
City Museum of Gothenburg (Gothenburg)
Swedish House of Lords (Stockholm)
Stockholm City Hall (Stockholm)
Västra/Östra boställshuset (Stockholm)
See also
Architecture of Sweden
Listed buildings in Sweden
References
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