Rosendal Palace

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Join a guided tour and hear about the palace’s royal history, the history of the building itself and the preserved furnishings.

Group Visits

Advance bookings are recommended for larger groups. Rosendal Palace can open for booked group visits June–August.

Getting here

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Rosendal Palace Halls

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

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The Sculpture Park

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Royal Djurgården

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Annual card

The annual card is your key to the Royal cultural heritage. Visit ten Royal sites – whenever you want, and however many times you want.* ...

The Royal Djurgården Administration has carried out a survey of the park's 200-year history. Using archives, horticultural archaeology an...

Opening hours: Closed