The Royal Palaces
“He took me to the side of the pleasure gardens, and I was surprised to find myself sud...
Four walks at Drottningholm in the Royal Walks app will guide you through the World Her...
The annual card is your key to the Royal cultural heritage. Visit ten Royal sites – whe...
Drottningholm is an unusually well-preserved royal palace setting. It is so unique and ...
Drama, romance and politics. Welcome to the Royal Palace, where the past and present me...
In Sweden, the transition from Rococo to Gustavian style was a gradual development whic...
The Music at Gripsholm series of concerts features classical music as established music...
The Riddarholmen Church is the final resting place of the Swedish kings, and is Stockho...
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Our Palaces and Royal sites
Welcome to one of Europe's largest and most dynamic palaces. The Royal Palace of Stockh...
Drottningholm Palace is on UNESCO's World Heritage list. It is the most well-preserved ...
Gripsholm Castle is home to five hundred years of history. It features Sweden's finest ...
The Kings and Queens of Sweden – from Vasa to Bernadotte. Gustav Vasa is regarded as the founder of the modern Swedish state. Since then, Sweden has had five Royal dynasties.
Visit the Royal Court's official website and learn about the monarchy of Sweden, the Royal Family's official engagements and the Royal Court's organisation.
Discover the articles and videos about the palace's history and highlights. In the archive you will find images and stories about selected items from the Royal Collections.
Our archives
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Wall clock, Paris 1740s
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Ivory Augsburg clock, 1640
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The Oath of the Horatii, Paris 1805
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Europa and the Bull, Paris 1753
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The Sulla clock, Paris 1820
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Queen Kristina's clock, 1646
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Bronze pendulum clock, Stockholm 1810
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Mirror clock, Stockholm 1740
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Fredman's table clock, Stockholm 1750
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Table clock with quarter hour chime, Paris 1784
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Automaton clock with lion, 17th century
