Ulriksdal Palace and Orangery Museum
Due to the current situation with the coronavirus, Ulriksdals palace and the Orangrey museum will be closed until further notice. The Palace Park will remain open. We’re welcoming visitors to the Royal Palace, Drottningholm Palace, The Chinese Pavilion and Gripsholm Castle from 1 July.
A tour of Ulriksdal Palace gives the visitor an exciting view of interior design spanning from the 1600s to the 1900s. On view are rooms ...
Read moreCentrally located in the Ulriksdal Palace grounds beside the palace itself lies the greenhouse built in 1600s. Nowadays the Orangery hous...
Read moreFrom the time that Jakob dela Gardie built a palace by Edsviken strand, some form of garden and park has also existed at Ulriksdal.
Read moreSweden's oldest Rococo theatre, which dates back to 1753, offers both performances and guided tours. In 1976, Princess Christina showed t...
Read moreUlriksdal Palace has had a chapel since 1662. At that time a chapel was built in the palace's northern wing by architect Jean de la Vallé...
Read moreThe Orangery in Ulriksdal Palace Park is housing sale from the Royal Gift Shop. You will also find visit information about the attraction...
Read moreThe Royal Walks app offers walks in beautiful settings through several of our royal parks. It now includes walks in the area surrounding ...
Read moreA Royal family keeping up with the time. '200 years of Swedish History with the Bernadotte Dynasty' is a story told by Dick Harrison, Pro...
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