History

The name Skt. Petri derives from its neighbour, the 15th century church of Skt. Petri. The buildings were constructed between 1833 and 1942 and are all well preserved with high ceilings, ornaments, hidden-away corners and large window sections. The buildings used to host KTAS, the former state owned Telephone Company, but are currently being transformed into modern offices.

A lot of attention is being made to preserve its charm and unique features such as sculptured faces, a spectacular spiral stairway and other details of craftsmanship.