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The
current palace was built between 1697 and 1754 and was designed by Nicodemus
Tessin the Younger. The palace is a Baroque-style building and is one of the
largest palaces in Europe https://kungligaslotten.actorsmartbook.se/default.aspx?category=1
Ticket Prices
Adults:
SEK 200
Children
(6-15): SEK 100
Seniors
(65+): SEK 150
Students:
SEK 100
Family
ticket (2 adults, 2 children): SEK 500
The
palace is open to the public from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm, daily.
The last entry is at 4:00 pm.
Things to See at Stockholm Palace
The
Royal Apartments
The
Treasury
The
Armory
The Tre Kronor Museum
The
Changing of the Guard is a daily ceremony held at the palace at 12:15 pm.
The
ceremony is a popular tourist attraction and is a great way to get a glimpse of
Swedish military tradition.
The
apartments are not open to the public regularly, but they are open for special
tours.
The apartments are a beautiful example of Baroque interior design and are filled with priceless art and antiques.
The
Treasury is home to the crown jewels of Sweden.
The
crown jewels are a collection of gold, silver, and precious stones that have
been worn by Swedish monarchs for centuries.
The crown jewels are a popular tourist attraction and are a must-see for anyone visiting Stockholm Palace.
The
Armory is home to a collection of weapons and armor that have been used by
Swedish soldiers for centuries.
The armor is a fascinating glimpse into the history of warfare and is a popular tourist attraction.
Have you been there? Share your impressions in the video's comments!
Museum Tre Kronor
https://www.vasamuseet.se/en/visit/hours--admission
is a
museum located in the basement of the Royal Palace in Stockholm, Sweden.
It
tells the story of the original Tre Kronor Palace, which was built in the 13th
century and served as the seat of Swedish royalty for over 600 years.
The palace was destroyed by fire in 1697, and the museum tells the story of the palace's history.
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