Château de Drottningholm

"souvent accessible avec croisière (inclus sans frais)"

@cam_omille

"Château royal inscrit au patrimoine de l’UNESCO, résidence permanent du couple royal "

@julievernier204

"Château à voir, visiter ? "

@flavie.bigeard2

"Castello (visitare fuori, no dentro)"

@camijia

"Poco più di un’ora con mezzi dall’appartamento "

@laura.a15

"Palais Royal (« Versailles » suédois lol)"

@erasmussciencespoaix

"Pour les jardins seulement 😊"

@louise.c

"Ballade à pied dans les jardins du château"

@benprtl

"UNESCO World Heritage Drottningholm is a sumptuous Baroque castle, rich in architectural detail. It is one of the royal palaces of Sweden and is currently the private residence of the Swedish royal family. It was built in 1662 by Queen Dowager Hedwig Eleonora. She employed the master architect Nicodemus Tessin the Elder to build the castle, but as he died before being able to finish it, his son, Nicodemus Tessin the Younger, eventually completed the work. The strong-willed and ruthless Eleonora intended to produce a grand residence that reflected the wealth and power that Sweden had accrued under the Peace of Westphalia. As the protector of the then-underage King Charles XI of Sweden, she was in control of royal affairs and had the power to command the large-scale and impressive construction. In 1744 Drottningholm passed to Louisa Ulrika of Prussia on her marriage to Adolf Frederick of Sweden. Under her leadership the palace interior was transformed. Attention was given to every room, adding a 'sophisticated Rococo style. Louisa Ulrika was responsible for rebuilding the Palace Theater in a bold fashion, using stucco, papier mâché decorations, and large paintings. She was also responsible for the Chinese pavilion, built in 1753 in a basic French Rococo style adorned with Chinese and Oriental features that were fashionable in the 1700s. As well as the theater and Chinese pavilion, the palace has a church (still attended by its congregation) and two beautiful gardens that are mostly accessible to the public- a Baroque garden with wide avenues, and an English garden set with ponds, canals, bridges, and deliberately picturesque vistas. As a whole, Drottningholm is an incomparable seventeenth- and eighteenth-century northern European royal residence, inspired by the Palace of Versailles."

@nchavotier

"résidence de la famille royale suédoise "

@zoeguerin13

"Royal palace accessible by Boat "

@esther_mccr

"Ce palais aux formes gracieuses, qui s'élève au bord des eaux du lac Mälaren, est le lieu de résidence de la famille royale depuis 1981. Classé patrimoine de l’Unesco avec son théâtre !"

@pozzodiborgolaura

"Café très sympa pour déjeuner - tres bon Toast Skagen"

@maud.vuaillat

"Schloss Drottningholm, Königsresidenz"

@stefanieraach15

"Castello Reale. Meraviglioso parco."

@mattio

"Palais de Drottningholm Horaires : 10h - 16h (Ouvre à 12h le weekend) Tarif : 6,77€ étudiants"

@milefy

"vraiment très sympa à l'intérieur "

@victoire.durand

"The Royal Palace. Take a boat trip to the location. "

@anse.mertens

"Château pas visitable mais stylé "

@martin.toutirais

"Prix inclu avec le ferry au départ de nybroviken, itinéraire 1h pour un aller"

@clemence.reydel