Drottningholm Palace
Go to see a royal palace, Chinese Pavilion and palace theatre within one UNESCO-listed site.
Drottningholm
Go to see a royal palace, Chinese Pavilion and palace theatre within one UNESCO-listed site.
Drottningholm
Skansen brings Swedish buildings, traditions and native animals together in one open-air museum.
Djurgårdsslätten 49-51
Take a guided tour through palace interiors dating from the 1600s to the 1900s, then see Swedish sculpture in the Orangery.
Solna
See the pavilion’s preserved Pompeian-style state room and original furnishings.
Solna
Number 5See Chinese-inspired Swedish Rococo interiors alongside imported Chinese objects in an 18th-century royal summer palace.
Ekerö
Go to see the Session Hall’s 2,332 coats of arms, displayed across its walls.
Riddarhustorget 10
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Updated 2 November 2026
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