St. Peter's Cathedral

St. Peter's Cathedral is located in the central part of the Swedish city of Malmo. This is the main church of the city, built in the Gothic style, popular not only among believers, but also among tourists interested in historical monuments of architecture.

St. Peter's Cathedral was built in the middle of the 14th century. This majestic structure impresses with its size - its height is 105 meters. The church is built in the German Gothic style, and the choice of this architectural style has its historical roots. The fact is that since ancient times German merchants visited Malmo, who, having established sales in this city, preferred to settle here. Since they paid taxes regularly, and were able to conduct business, the city authorities were interested in attracting German guests, and therefore the architectural influence during the construction of St. Peter’s Cathedral was not accidental.

Thanks to the excellent acoustics, the Cathedral is famous for its organ music. Even people far from religion come here to feel the spirit of the Middle Ages, briefly forgetting about the daily bustle. All visitors to the temple can leave in the book at the entrance their gratitude and requests addressed to the higher forces.