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Kungl. Hovstaterna, Kungl. Slottet 107 70 Stockholm
Phone exchange 08-402 60 00 (+46 8 402 60 00)
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The palace's grand state rooms, the mediaeval gate at the Tre Kronor Museum and the crowns in the Treasury are just a few of the exciting...
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The "Look at the rugs – find me" exhibition will be extended until 4 October. The major exhibition at the Royal Palace gives visitors the...
Buy ticketAn anniversary concert will take place at the Royal Palace to mark the 250th anniversary of Beethoven's birth. Pianist Roland Pöntinen wi...
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The Royal Apartments at the Palace are a collective name for the magnificent state rooms that are used at The King and Queen's receptions...
Read moreIn dark cellar vaults at the Royal Palace the Monarchy's most important symbols – the Regalia – are kept in safe-keeping. See fascinating...
Read moreThe Museum Three Crowns (Tre Kronor) is a museum dedicated to the original Tre Kronor Palace in Stockholm, which was destroyed in a viole...
Read moreWelcome to a boutique that is something out of the ordinary. The Royal Gift Shop is a unique present and souvenir shop offering products ...
Read moreWelcome to one of Europe's oldest museums, which first opened its doors in 1794. Gustav III's collection of sculptures are shown in the P...
Read moreThe Royal Chapel features examples of architecture, décor and artworks by some of the leading masters of their times: Nikodemus Tessin th...
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The ongoing restoration of the façades at the Royal Palace is the biggest stonework project of modern times. The project began in 2011, a...
Read moreWild animals are hiding in the large rooms of the palace. On the walls, on the ceilings, on objects and on furniture. Some are large, and...
Buy ticketAn audio guide, available via your smartphióne, has been created for the Bernadotte Apartments – the rooms at the Royal Palace named afte...
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