Photo of Stockholm 16: upsara (2)

The travel icon of upresala is the outline of two dome and three climblies. The two dome represents the uppresala palace, and the three nots refer to uppresala cathedral. The church was built in the middle of the 13th century and was not repaired in 1435. In 1702, most of the buildings in the church were destroyed by fire. The building we see is repaired in 1880s. The two queens of Gustav wasa mentioned earlier were buried in this church.

[160046] a stone tablet engraved with strange patterns near the church may contain some Luna text.

[160047 160048] the door on the south side of the church.

[160049] Look at the double towers on the west side of the church on the south side of the church.

[160050] Go West and go to the main entrance of the church, that is, Simon. The west side of the Church is the Historical Museum (gustavianum ).

[160060] Simon of the church.

[160061] the ceiling of the largest chapel in the Nordic region is 27 meters high.

[160063] facing the st Olav gate on the north side of the church.

[160062] There is a circular glass window above the West Gate, South Gate, and North Gate of the church. The three flowcharts show three identities of God: God as father and creator, God as man, God as holy spirit.

[160064] may be a baptism basin.

[160065] the mausoleum of Gustav wasa.

[160067] a statue that looks like a real person.

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[160071] glass window on the north gate. Pigeons and flames represent God as the Holy Spirit.

[160075] look back at the West Gate of the church.

[160076] lecture platform.

[160080] standing in the southwest of the church.

[160081, 160082] some statues outside the church.

[160083] a small garden on the south side of the church.

[160084] the corner of the garden in the sunset.

[160085] double towers in the sunset.