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The Chinese Pavilion

The Chinese Pavilion will open on 1 July.

August 2020

  • 2020-08-03 Monday 10.00-16.00
  • 2020-08-04 Tuesday 10.00-16.00
  • 2020-08-05 Wednesday 10.00-16.00
  • 2020-08-06 Thursday 10.00-16.00
  • 2020-08-07 Friday 10.00-16.00
  • 2020-08-10 Monday 10.00-16.00
  • 2020-08-11 Tuesday 10.00-16.00
  • 2020-08-12 Wednesday 10.00-16.00
  • 2020-08-13 Thursday 10.00-16.00
  • 2020-08-14 Friday 10.00-16.00
  • 2020-08-17 Monday 10.00-16.00
  • 2020-08-18 Tuesday 10.00-16.00
  • 2020-08-19 Wednesday 10.00-16.00
  • 2020-08-20 Thursday 10.00-16.00
  • 2020-08-21 Friday 10.00-16.00
  • 2020-08-24 Monday 10.00-16.00
  • 2020-08-25 Tuesday 10.00-16.00
  • 2020-08-26 Wednesday 10.00-16.00
  • 2020-08-27 Thursday 10.00-16.00
  • 2020-08-28 Friday 10.00-16.00

September 2020

  • 2020-09-05 Saturday 11.30-16.00
  • 2020-09-06 Sunday 11.30-16.00
  • 2020-09-12 Saturday 11.30-16.00
  • 2020-09-13 Sunday 11.30-16.00
  • 2020-09-19 Saturday 11.30-16.00
  • 2020-09-20 Sunday 11.30-16.00
  • 2020-09-26 Saturday 11.30-16.00
  • 2020-09-27 Sunday 11.30-16.00

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Guided tour Open today 10.00-16.00

You can walk round the Chinese Pavilion yourself, but if you want to broaden your knowledge there are audio guides available. The audio ...

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Group Visits Open today 10.00-16.00

The Chinese Pavilion can be booked for private guided tours the period May–September.

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Getting here

Discover more at The Chinese Pavilion

The rooms of the palace Open today 10.00-16.00

The Chinese Pavilion was built in the middle of the 1700s, a period in European history when chinoiserie was the height of fashion. Today...

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Summer café

In Drottningholm Palace Park, close to the Chinese Pavilion, you will find the Pavilion Café. The café is open during the summer months.

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Souvenirs from the Chinese Pavilion Open today 10.00-16.00

A selection of products linked to the pavilion are available for sale at the Chinese Pavilion.

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History Open today 10.00-16.00

The first pavilion, a prefabricated building, was erected here in 1753 as a birthday present to Queen Lovisa Ulrika. It was built in a Ch...

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Articles and movies

Audioguide to the Chinese Pavilion

Get more out of your visit to the Chinese Pavilion with our audioguide. With it, you can listen to or read about the history of this exot...

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Summer programme 2020

Four of the royal palaces will reopen on 1 July – Gripsholm Castle, Drottningholm Palace, the Chinese Pavilion and the Royal Palace, incl...

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The Chinese Pavilion: A history

Out on Drottningholm stands a hidden gem ornamented with dragon heads, which was originally a birthday present from King Adolf Fredrik to...

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Opening hours: Open today 10.00-16.00