Drottningholm
Description:
Drottningholm Palace is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. Since 1981, Drottningholm has been the permanent residence of the Swedish king and his wife; despite this, part of the palace, its magnificent parks and pavilions are open to visitors.
Here you will see gilded leather wallpaper, which became fashionable in the XVII century, the works of artists David Ehrenstral and Alexander Roslin, captured sculptures of the XVI-XVII centuries, the oldest surviving theaters in Europe, the Hall of Memory of Charles XII and much more.
During the tour you will learn how this palace was created, what intrigues took place within its walls, and what led to the transfer of the palace to the state.