Feskekörka's row of steep white gables and pointed windows beside the Rosenlund Canal, with people sitting on the quay steps.

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Feskekörka

Feskekörka, Gothenburg dialect for 'fish church', is an indoor fish market hall on the Rosenlund Canal, opened in 1874 to designs by city architect Victor von Gegerfelt. Its steep roofs and tall pointed windows recall a neo-Gothic church. Under the open timber roof are fish and seafood counters, and the hall also holds several restaurants and a bar.

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