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Rosendal Palace

Due to the current situation with the coronavirus, Rosendal palace will be closed until further notice. The Palace Park will remain open.

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Guided tours

Group Visits

Advance bookings are recommended for larger groups. Rosendal Palace can be booked June–August.

Getting here

The Palace

The palace remains largely unchanged since the time of King Karl Johan and King Oskar, making Rosendal Palace a unique record of the Euro...

The Palace Park

Explore the buildings at Rosendal that King Karl XIV Johan had built in the 19th century. Rosendal has signs detailing the history of the...

History

Rosendal Palace was built on southern Djurgården in 1823-27 for King Karl XIV Johan. Fredrik Blom, one of the leading architects of the d...

National City Park

In 1996 King Carl XVI Gustaf officially opened Sweden's first National City Park, comprising Ulriksdal, Haga, Brunnsviken and Djurgården.

Some of the royal sites are now re-opening, in a safe and responsible manner. In June seven royal palaces will re-open and three exhibtio...

The strong contrasts and colour palette of the Empire style, its military symbolism and its expensive materials reflect European tastes d...

A Royal family keeping up with the time. '200 years of Swedish History with the Bernadotte Dynasty' is a story told by Dick Harrison, Pro...

Opening hours: Closed