Haga Copper Tents

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Haga Copper Tents are a series of distinctive 18th-century copper-clad pavilions in Stockholm’s Hagaparken, historically used as royal guest houses and now a notable architectural landmark.

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Copper Tents 2
Haga Copper Tents canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf architectural ensemble
historic building
tourist attraction
architecturalStyle Neoclassical architecture
architecturalType pavilion
associatedWith Gustavian era
Haga Palace
cityDistrict Solna
linked to: Solna Municipality
commissionedBy King Gustav III of Sweden
completionDate 1790
country Sweden
currentUse café
event venue
museum
designedBy Louis Jean Desprez
era 18th century
facing Brunnsviken
façadeMaterial copper sheet
hasNameInSwedish Koppartälten
hasPart central pavilion
northern pavilion
southern pavilion
heritageStatus listed building
inception late 18th century
interiorStructure timber construction
locatedIn Hagaparken
Stockholm
Sweden
management Swedish National Property Board
material copper
wood
municipality Stockholm Municipality
notableFor copper-clad tent-like façades
illusionistic architecture
numberOfPavilions 3
originalFunction royal guest house
service buildings for Haga Palace
ownership Swedish state
linked to: Kingdom of Sweden
partOf Royal National City Park
region Stockholm County
roofShape tent-like roof
setting Haga Park landscape garden
linked to: Haga Park
significance important example of 18th-century Swedish park architecture
tourism popular visitor destination in Hagaparken

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Haga Palace nearbyAttraction Haga Copper Tents
Haga Park palace complex hasComponent Copper Tents
linked to: Haga Copper Tents
Hagaparken hasAttraction Copper Tents
linked to: Haga Copper Tents