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Group Visits

For large groups we recommend a pre-booked guided tour. The tours can be given in Swedish or English.

Getting here

Practical information, Access

Events

Welcome to a special Christmas morning service in a special church. Stockholm Scout District will be hosting one of the few services to b...

The Church Room

The current church has three naves but originally had two, with the south side aisle having been added in the mid-15th century.

The Bernadotte Chapel

In 1858–60 this chapel was built for the present royal dynasty of Sweden, the Bernadotte family.

The Royal graves

With the exception of Queen Kristina, all the Swedish monarchs from King Gustav II Adolf to King Gustaf V have been laid to rest in the R...

Living heraldry

Find out about the living history of heraldry in the sacristy at the Riddarholm Church. Since 1748, the Coat of arms of Seraphim Knights ...

Seraphim Toll

The royal burial church at Riddarholmen also houses the Coats of arms of deceased Seraphim Knights. The deceased Knight is honoured with ...

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

Can I pre-book a ticket for the general palace tours?

Tickets can be purchased on the same day at any of our ticket offices; no advance purchase available.
Are there any storage lockers at the royal palaces?

The Royal Palace of Stockholm: There are a few storage lockers available at Tickets & Information and in the Tre Kronor Museum. However, we would recommend not bringing any large bags with you. The other royal palaces and visitor attractions: No storage lockers available.
Can I take my bag into the royal palaces?

Small bags are permitted at our visitor attractions. Rucksacks should be carried in your hand or on your front. Do not leave any bags unattended. Bags and cases with wheels are not permitted.
Can I take a pushchair into the royal palaces?

Pushchairs are not permitted indoors.
Are there any pushchair parkings at the royal palaces?

The Royal Palace of Stockholm: At the entrance to the Reception Rooms, in the Outer Courtyard there is a limited amount of space for pushchairs. Under cover, but unmonitored and no locking facility.
Riddarholm Church: At the entrance to Riddarholm Church. Under cover, but unmonitored and no locking facility.
Drottningholm Palace: Outside the entrance. Under cover, but unmonitored and no locking facility.
Other visitor attractions: No pushchair parking.