The Chinese Pavilion
Due to the current situation with the coronavirus, the Chinese Pavilion will be closed until further notice. The Palace Park will remain open. We’re welcoming visitors to the Royal Palace, Drottningholm Palace and Gripsholm Castle as soon as it is possible to open again.
The Chinese Pavilion was built in the middle of the 1700s, a period in European history when chinoiserie was the height of fashion. Today...
Read moreIn Drottningholm Palace Park, close to the Chinese Pavilion, you will find the Pavilion Café. The café is open during the summer months.
Read moreA selection of products linked to the pavilion are available for sale at the Chinese Pavilion.
Read moreOut on Drottningholm stands a hidden gem ornamented with dragon heads, which was originally a birthday present from King Adolf Fredrik to...
Read moreOne July evening in 1753, Queen Lovisa Ulrika was surprised with a fantastic birthday present. In the far section of Drottningholm Palace...
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