St. Peter's Church

We stopped here on a Sweden bus tour. The church was free to enter, just simply walked right on inside. We walked around for a bit taking pictures and admiring the architecture of the building and then quietly left. It was not busy while we were there.

In the seven centuries since construction began on this well preserved structure, it has been claimed by the Roman Catholic Church, the Church of Denmark, and since 1658, the Church of Sweden. And no charge to enter!

Most beautiful Protestant Church I’ve ever seen. Organ did feel too modern for the old interior, but still impressive. Free entry. The best part was the baptistery, very pretty! Go and visit it if you are in Malmø.

Don’t miss St. Peter’s Church in Malmo Sweden! This stunning brick cathedral stands tall in the heart of the city and is one of the oldest buildings around.nnThe architecture is striking, and it's Gothic style with a massive spire that reaches high into the sky! It’s even more impressive up close. Inside, it has a lot of character, with high ceilings, stained glass, and that peaceful, timeless feeling you get in really old churches.nnIt’s free to enter and easy to find.nSimple, beautiful, and a great place to spend some time while in Malmo.

Beautiful church in Malmo with 2 interesting histories. Besides forming a connection to the Camino of Santiago to Composteka de Santiago and was once a Catholic Church but is now Protestant. Beautiful interior altar. Accessible venue with side altar and beautiful original carved stones in the floor