Bonde Palace

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Bonde Palace is a historic 17th-century Baroque building in Stockholm that now serves as the seat of Sweden’s Supreme Court.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Baroque architecture
historic building
palace
architect Jean de la Vallée
Nicodemus Tessin the Elder
architecturalStyle Baroque
completionDate 1670s
continent Europe
coordinateLocation 59.326°N 18.070°E
country Sweden
currentUse seat of the Supreme Court of Sweden
function judicial building
hasCity Stockholm
hasFeature attic storey
balustrade
central portal
courtyard
pilasters
rusticated ground floor
symmetrical façade
hasFloorCount 3
heritageDesignation byggnadsminne
listed building in Sweden
inception 1660s
languageOfOfficialName Swedish
locatedIn Gamla stan
linked to: Old Town, Stockholm

Stockholm
Stockholm County
Stockholm Municipality
locatedNear Riddarhuset
Stockholm Palace
Storkyrkan
locatedOn Storkyrkobrinken
material stone
namedAfter Gustaf Bonde
occupant Supreme Court of Sweden
officialName Bondeska palatset
linked to: Bonde Palace
originalOwner Gustaf Bonde
partOf Swedish national heritage
region Svealand
roofMaterial copper
usedAs government building
judicial headquarters
private residence

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Supreme Court of Sweden locatedIn Bonde Palace
Riddarholmen hasLandmark Bonde Palace
Nicodemus Tessin the Elder notableWork Bonde Palace (completion and alterations)
linked to: Bonde Palace
Bonde Palace officialName Bondeska palatset
linked to: Bonde Palace