Stockholm’s Royal Splendor
– Discover Historic Palaces and Castle Elegance

Visit Drottningholm Palace, the “Versailles of Scandinavia” and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Explore lavish interiors, the Chinese Pavilion, and an 18th-century theatre. Stroll through grand gardens and experience centuries of Swedish royal heritage in one remarkable estate.

Visit Gripsholm Castle in Mariefred, just 60 km from Stockholm. Overlooking Lake Mälaren, this Renaissance treasure tells 500 years of royal history. Explore grand halls, rich collections, and scenic views in one of Sweden’s most culturally significant castles.

Explore the Royal Palace of Stockholm, a grand Baroque landmark in Gamla Stan. With over 600 rooms, it’s one of Europe’s largest royal residences. Tour opulent state halls, the Crown Jewels in the Treasury, and royal artifacts in the Armoury—where history meets living tradition.

Visit Skokloster Castle, a 17th-century Baroque masterpiece on Lake Mälaren, just 60 km from Stockholm. Built by Carl Gustaf Wrangel, this former royal residence houses rich collections of art, books, and weaponry—offering a grand glimpse into Sweden’s aristocratic past.

Discover Rosendal Palace in Djurgården, a serene neoclassical retreat that was once the summer home of King Karl XIV Johan. Step inside to glimpse royal life through preserved interiors, then stroll to nearby Rosendal Gardens, where biodynamic farming yields seasonal blooms.

Overlooking Kalvfjärden, Tyresö Palace is a scenic escape just outside Stockholm. First built in the 1630s, it offers a glimpse into Sweden’s aristocratic past with elegant interiors, lush gardens, and nearby nature trails—perfect for a culturally rich and relaxing day trip.

Discover Ulriksdal Palace, where centuries of royal legacy unfold. Queen Kristina’s pleasure garden and Hedvig Eleonora’s orangery lend elegance to its grounds. Today, visitors enjoy concerts, exhibitions, and tranquil strolls in this historic and scenic retreat near Stockholm.

Explore Karlberg Palace — a historic canal-side estate in Stockholm that blends royal heritage with military tradition. Walk through scenic gardens, admire Baroque architecture, and discover stories like that of King Karl XII’s beloved dog, Pompe.

Nestled in Drottningholm Palace Park, the Chinese Pavilion is an 18th-century jewel of chinoiserie. Built in 1753 for Queen Lovisa Ulrika, it blends Rococo elegance with Eastern motifs—revealing Sweden’s historical fascination with Asian art and culture in royal design.

Visit Tullgarn Palace in Södermanland, a royal retreat overlooking the Baltic Sea. Admire elegant neoclassical interiors, stroll through lush gardens, and uncover stories of monarchs and guests. Guided tours reveal the rich legacy behind this historic summer residence.

Visit Rosersberg Palace in Sigtuna, a serene royal estate just 40 km from Stockholm. Step into Swedish history as you explore its late 18th-century interiors, elegant architecture, and tranquil gardens—offering a peaceful glimpse into royal life from a bygone era.

Discover Taxinge Palace, a charming historic estate in Nykvarn, just 60 km from Stockholm. Stroll through elegant gardens, enjoy lakeside views, and indulge in famous homemade pastries. Ideal for weddings, scenic walks, and even a nostalgic steam train experience.

In Stockholm’s Haga Park, Gustav III's Pavilion stands as a testament to neoclassical elegance and royal history. Built under the king's guidance, it features Greek and Roman influences with lavish interiors. Explore its rich past and enjoy guided tours during summer.

Just 30 minutes from Stockholm, Hågelby Farm is a charming day trip destination blending nature, history, and fun. Discover ancient runestones, enjoy scenic walks, and savor local cuisine. With activities for all ages, it’s an ideal escape for culture, relaxation, and exploration.