Royalty and palaces
The Chinese Pavilion, Drottningholm
Dating back to 1753, this beautiful building was gift to Queen Lovisa from the King
General information
Address: Drottningholm
Drottningholm Palace
The home of the Swedish Royal Family. Enjoy the beautiful architecture and gardens or spot a prince!
Gustav III´s Museum of Antiquities
Sweden's oldest art museum, Gustav III's collection of art from his trip to Italy, 18th century.
Gustav III´s Pavilion
The 18th century King's personal retreat. Beautifully furnished and whimsically eccentric. Classic.
Built in the 1780´s the Pavilion of Gustav III, Stockholm, was the retreat for king Gustav III when he wanted to be alone with his friends.The pavilion is an architectural masterpiece of the most famous architect of the period - Masreliez. The furnishings and decor are among the finest examples of late 18th century Swedish Gustavian style. Guided tours only at the Pavilion of Gustav III.
Free admission to The Pavilion of Gustav III with the Stockholm à la Carte card!
General information
Address: Hagaparken
Hallwyl Collection
19th century private palace kept as the Countess von Hallwyl stipulated in her will. Absorbing and mysterious.
This private palace is a real treasure trove! See fabulous collections of antique furniture, paintings, silver, ceramics, jewellery, weapons and preserved interiors. A visit to the museum is like moving back more than a hundred years and entering a bygone time.
Free admission to the Hallwyl Collection Museum with the Stockholm à la Carte card!
General information
Address: Hamngatan 4
House of Nobility
Remarkable architectural achievement from the 17th century, commissioned by nobility, symbol of aristocracy.
Rosendal Palace
Currently a museum of Karl XIV Johan, who used it as a summer retreat in the 19th century for the family.
Free admission to the Rosendal Palace with the Stockholm à la Carte card!
General information
Address: Rosendalsvägen, Djurgården
Rosersbergs Palace
Beautiful gardens, fantastic scenery and the smell of royalty are all part of this palace's charm.
Royal Armoury
History at it's best with palace vaults, state carriages, costumes with gold embroidery, armour and weapons.
The Royal Palace
The Hall of State, the Apartments of the Orders of Chivalry the Armoury and the changing of the guards etc.
The palace has been built on top of the foundations of a previous medieval castle - Tre Kronor (Three Crowns), dating back to the mid 13th century - which was ravaged by fire in 1697. The remnants of the old castle can be seen in the Tre Kronor Palace Museum. The construction of the new palace lasted for 57 years, from 1697 to 1754 and was the largest single construction project in Europe during this time. The Royal Apartments are magnificent, ranging in style from baroque to rococo to Gustavian neo-classisism and on to the eclectic styles of the 19th century.
Free admission with the Stockholm à la Carte card to the Royal Palace, The Hall of State, The Royal Apartments, The Apartments of the Orders of Chivalry, The Royal Armoury and The Royal Palace Tre Kronor Museum! 
The Ulriksdal Palace, Stockholm, was built in 1644. Last it was in use was by King Gustav VI Adolf and Queen Louise between 1923 and 1973. Visit their apartments fully furnished with beautiful antiquities. Guided tours only! Visit also the Orangery, a late 17th century building, that for some years now has been a museum of Swedish sculpture. Don´t miss the Confidence, the 18th century court theatre situated in the park.
The Chinese Pavilion, Drottningholm
Dating back to 1753, this beautiful building was gift to Queen Lovisa from the King
See the unbelievable Chinese Pavilion where king Gustav III and 
his court spent their summer days. Originally this beautiful palace was a royal birthday present! The Chinese Pavilion at the Drottningholm Palace is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Arrive in style with the steamer boat to Drottningholm. Don´t miss to visit the Drottningholm Palace also on the list of UNESCO World Heritage sites and the Drottningholm Court Theatre.
Free admission to the Chinese Pavilion at Drottningholm with the Stockholm à la Carte card!
his court spent their summer days. Originally this beautiful palace was a royal birthday present! The Chinese Pavilion at the Drottningholm Palace is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Arrive in style with the steamer boat to Drottningholm. Don´t miss to visit the Drottningholm Palace also on the list of UNESCO World Heritage sites and the Drottningholm Court Theatre.Free admission to the Chinese Pavilion at Drottningholm with the Stockholm à la Carte card!
General information
Address: Drottningholm
Phone: +46(0)8 402 62 70
Boat: from City Hall bridge
Bus: 301-323 from Brommaplan
Bus: 301-323 from Brommaplan
Drottningholm Palace
The home of the Swedish Royal Family. Enjoy the beautiful architecture and gardens or spot a prince!
A former Royal summer residence, the Drottningholm Palace is today home of the Royal family. A beautiful example of baroque park and magnificent rooms from the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries. The Drottningholm Palace is a Unesco World Heritage site. Arrive in style with the steamer boat to Drottningholm.
Free admission to the Drottningholm Palace with the Stockholm à la Carte card!
General information
Address: Drottningholm
Address: Drottningholm
Phone: +46(0)8 402 62 80
Bus: 301-323 from Brommaplan
Boat: from City Hall bridge
Subway: Brommaplan
Homepage: http://www.kungahuset.se/
Drottningholms Slottsteater
The royal theatre, complete with historic museum and the occasional performance fit for a king.
Drottningholms Slottsteater
The royal theatre, complete with historic museum and the occasional performance fit for a king.
The Drottningholm Court Theatre is beautifully situated in the Drottningholm Royal Park which is a UNESCO World heritage site. This theatre is truly a unique attraction with its original 18th century stage decorations and a remarkable 200 year old stage machinery. Opera and ballet performances during May - September. Don´t miss to arrive in style with the steamer boat to Drottningholm. Also visit the Drottningholm Palace and the Chinese Pavilion both of them sites on the UNESCO World Heritage list.
Guided tours only - don´t miss this unique theatre!
Free admission to the Drottningholm Court Theatre with the Stockholm à la Carte card!
Guided tours only - don´t miss this unique theatre!
Free admission to the Drottningholm Court Theatre with the Stockholm à la Carte card!
General information
Address: Drottningholm
Address: Drottningholm
Phone: +46(0)8 556 931 07
Boat: from City Hall bridge
Bus: 301-323 from BrommaplanSubway: Brommaplan
Homepage: http://www.dtm.se/
Gustav III´s Museum of Antiquities
Sweden's oldest art museum, Gustav III's collection of art from his trip to Italy, 18th century.
The Museum of Antiquities of Gustav III is the oldest art museum in Sweden. King Gustav III was a devoted collector of antique art. The museum was recently renovated. Here you will find classical sculptures purchased by the king himself on his journeys to Italy in 1783-1784.
Free admission to the Museum of Antiquities of Gustav III with the Stockholm à la Carte card!
Free admission to the Museum of Antiquities of Gustav III with the Stockholm à la Carte card!
General information
Address: Royal Palace
Address: Royal Palace
Phone: +46(0)8 402 61 30
Bus: 2, 3, 43, 55, 59, 76
Subway: Gamla Stan
Homepage: http://www.kungahuset.se/
Gustav III´s Pavilion
The 18th century King's personal retreat. Beautifully furnished and whimsically eccentric. Classic.
Built in the 1780´s the Pavilion of Gustav III, Stockholm, was the retreat for king Gustav III when he wanted to be alone with his friends.The pavilion is an architectural masterpiece of the most famous architect of the period - Masreliez. The furnishings and decor are among the finest examples of late 18th century Swedish Gustavian style. Guided tours only at the Pavilion of Gustav III.
Free admission to The Pavilion of Gustav III with the Stockholm à la Carte card!
General information
Address: Hagaparken
Phone: 402 61 30
Bus: 52, 515 Haga Norra
Subway: Odenplan
Homepage: http://www.royalcourt.se/
Hallwyl Collection
19th century private palace kept as the Countess von Hallwyl stipulated in her will. Absorbing and mysterious.
This private palace is a real treasure trove! See fabulous collections of antique furniture, paintings, silver, ceramics, jewellery, weapons and preserved interiors. A visit to the museum is like moving back more than a hundred years and entering a bygone time.
Free admission to the Hallwyl Collection Museum with the Stockholm à la Carte card!
General information
Address: Hamngatan 4
Phone: +46(0)8 519 555 99
Bus: 2, 47, 55, 62, 69, 76
Subway: Östermalmstorg
Homepage: http://www.hallwylskamuseet.se/
House of Nobility
Remarkable architectural achievement from the 17th century, commissioned by nobility, symbol of aristocracy.
The House of Nobility, Stockholm was commissioned in the 17th century by the Swedish nobility, to whom it still belongs. The building by Simon de Vallée remains one of the most exquisite works of architexture in northern Europe. The walls of the Session Hall is decorated with 2325 escutcheons of the Swedish aristocracy.
Free admission to the House of the Nobility with the Stockholm à la Carte card!
General information
Address: Riddarhustorget 10
General information
Address: Riddarhustorget 10
Phone: +46(0)8 723 39 90
Bus: 3, 53
Subway: Gamla Stan
Homepage: http://www.riddarhuset.se/
Prince Eugen's Waldemarsudde
Home of the artistic turn-of -the-century Prince, his own work blends with his collected art.
Prince Eugen´s Waldemarsudde Art Museum was the home of the artist-prince Eugen at the turn of the last century. See his large collections of Scandinavian art from 1880-1940. Most of his own works are exhibited here along with beautiful floral decorations. The museum has beautiful gardens at the waterfront.
Free admission to Prince Eugen´s Waldemarsudde with the Stockholm à la Carte card!
Prince Eugen's Waldemarsudde
Home of the artistic turn-of -the-century Prince, his own work blends with his collected art.
Prince Eugen´s Waldemarsudde Art Museum was the home of the artist-prince Eugen at the turn of the last century. See his large collections of Scandinavian art from 1880-1940. Most of his own works are exhibited here along with beautiful floral decorations. The museum has beautiful gardens at the waterfront.
Free admission to Prince Eugen´s Waldemarsudde with the Stockholm à la Carte card!
General information
Address: Prins Eugens Väg 6
Address: Prins Eugens Väg 6
Phone: +46(0)8 545 837 00
Bus: 47
Tram: The Djurgårdslinjen Tram
Homepage: http://www.waldemarsudde.se/
Rosendal Palace
Currently a museum of Karl XIV Johan, who used it as a summer retreat in the 19th century for the family.
The Rosendal Palace, Stockholm, is a royal residence and an outstanding example of the Swedish interpretation of the French Empire style. The ornate interior have been virtually untouched since 1823. Furniture and textiles truly make the Rosendal Palace an outstanding example of the Swedish Empire style. Guided tours only.
Free admission to the Rosendal Palace with the Stockholm à la Carte card!
General information
Address: Rosendalsvägen, Djurgården
Phone: +46(0)8 402 61 30
Bus: 44, 47, 69
Tram: The Djurgårdslinjen Tram
Homepage: http://www.kungahuset.se/
Rosersbergs Palace
Beautiful gardens, fantastic scenery and the smell of royalty are all part of this palace's charm.
The Rosersberg Palace is a 17th century palace with well preserved interiors from 1795-1825. Stylistically, these interiors come midway between the neo-classical epoch and the empire period - the Palace interiors are often referred to as "Karl XIIIth Empire". Guided tours only.
Free admission to the Rosersberg Palace with the Stockholm à la Carte card!
General information
Address: Rosersberg
General information
Address: Rosersberg
Phone: +46(0)8 590 350 0
Train: Commuter to Rosersberg + 2 km walk
Royal Armoury
History at it's best with palace vaults, state carriages, costumes with gold embroidery, armour and weapons.
The Royal Armoury, Stockholm, is beautifully situated in the vaults underneath the Royal Palace. Here you will find exhibitions of royal parade coaches, armours, weapons and coronation robes from the 1500s and onwards. See Gustav II Adolf´s horse from the Battle of Lützen (1632) and Gustav III´s costume from the fateful masquerade at the Opera in 1792.
General information
Address: Slottsbacken 3, Royal Palace
Address: Slottsbacken 3, Royal Palace
Phone: +46(0)8 519 55 44
Bus: 2, 43, 55, 76
Subway: Gamla Stan / Kungsträdgården
Homepage: http://www.livrustkammaren.se/
The Royal Palace
The Hall of State, the Apartments of the Orders of Chivalry the Armoury and the changing of the guards etc.
With 608 rooms, the Stockholm Royal Palace is the biggest palace in the world still used by a head of state - King Carl XVI Gustav. The palace houses several of the greatest and most interesting sights in Stockholm - the Royal Apartments, the Hall of State, the Apartments of the Orders of Chivalry, the Treasury, the Tre Kronor Palace Museum, the Armoury and the Museum of Antiquities of Gustav III. The Changing of the Guards ceremony takes place 
Wednesdays and Saturdays at 12.15 and on Sundays and public holidays at 13.15.
Wednesdays and Saturdays at 12.15 and on Sundays and public holidays at 13.15. The palace has been built on top of the foundations of a previous medieval castle - Tre Kronor (Three Crowns), dating back to the mid 13th century - which was ravaged by fire in 1697. The remnants of the old castle can be seen in the Tre Kronor Palace Museum. The construction of the new palace lasted for 57 years, from 1697 to 1754 and was the largest single construction project in Europe during this time. The Royal Apartments are magnificent, ranging in style from baroque to rococo to Gustavian neo-classisism and on to the eclectic styles of the 19th century.
Free admission with the Stockholm à la Carte card to the Royal Palace, The Hall of State, The Royal Apartments, The Apartments of the Orders of Chivalry, The Royal Armoury and The Royal Palace Tre Kronor Museum!
General information
Address: Slottsbacken Phone: +46(0)8 402 61 30
Address: Slottsbacken Phone: +46(0)8 402 61 30
Bus: 2, 3, 43, 55, 59, 76
Subway: Gamla stan
Subway: Gamla stan
Homepage: http://www.kungahuset.se/
The Royal Treasury
The Swedish state regalia are exhibited deep down in the vaults underneath the Royal Palace.
The Royal Treasury
The Swedish state regalia are exhibited deep down in the vaults underneath the Royal Palace.
At the Royal Treasury Stockholm, the Swedish state regalia are exhibited deep down in the vaults underneath the Royal Palace. The palace can be found on the tiny island of Gamla Stan, now a literal explosion of history with historical sights down to the last pebble. The items in the vault are symbols of Swedish monarchy, and are still used for royal weddings, christenings and funerals. Here you can see priceless objects such as the sword of Gustav Vasa, and the crown, orb, sceptre and key of Erik XIV.
General information
Address: Royal Palace, Gamla StanPhone: +46(0)8 402 61 30Subway: Gamla StanHomepage: http://www.kungahuset.se/
Ulriksdal Orangery Museum
Swedish sculpture displayed at beautiful Ulriksdal Castle. Stroll, contemplate and enjoy.
For some years now, the Orangery, a late 17th century building, has been a museum of Swedish sculpture att the Ulriksdal Castle. Carl Milles is one of the artists displayed there. Unfortuately it's not open regularly to the public, but on demand for groups, so book ahead.
General information
Address: Ulriksdals Slottspark
General information
Address: Royal Palace, Gamla StanPhone: +46(0)8 402 61 30Subway: Gamla StanHomepage: http://www.kungahuset.se/
Ulriksdal Orangery Museum
Swedish sculpture displayed at beautiful Ulriksdal Castle. Stroll, contemplate and enjoy.
For some years now, the Orangery, a late 17th century building, has been a museum of Swedish sculpture att the Ulriksdal Castle. Carl Milles is one of the artists displayed there. Unfortuately it's not open regularly to the public, but on demand for groups, so book ahead.
General information
Address: Ulriksdals Slottspark
Phone: +46(0)8 402 61 30
Bus: 540
Subway: Bergshamra
Homepage: kungahuset.se
Ulriksdal Palace
Take a tour to see the beautiful park and a mix of royal architecture and glas houses from the Gustavian era.
Take a tour to see the beautiful park and a mix of royal architecture and glas houses from the Gustavian era.
The Ulriksdal Palace, Stockholm, was built in 1644. Last it was in use was by King Gustav VI Adolf and Queen Louise between 1923 and 1973. Visit their apartments fully furnished with beautiful antiquities. Guided tours only! Visit also the Orangery, a late 17th century building, that for some years now has been a museum of Swedish sculpture. Don´t miss the Confidence, the 18th century court theatre situated in the park.
Free admission to the Ulriksdal Palace with the Stockholm à la Carte card!
General information
Address: Ulriksdal, Solna
Address: Ulriksdal, Solna
Phone: +46(0)8 402 61 30
Bus: 503 from Bergshamra / Ulriksdal
Subway: Bergshamra / Ulriksdal + bus 503
Homepage: http://www.kungahuset.se/
