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Take a look at these elegant royal residences around the world that must be in your bucket list and get inspired to travel royally.
Source: 11 Enchanting Royal Residences from Around the World
UNESCO World Heritage listed Drottningholm Palace is the perfect day trip from Stockholm. Find out in this post more about the amazing history of Drottningholm Palace, how to plan your visit to the Palace and how to get there…
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The private residence of the Swedish Royal Family, Drottningholm Palace, was built in the 1600s and is listed on UNESCO’s World Heritage list. The Swedish Monarchy says that it is the “most well-preserved royal castle built in the 1600s in Sweden and at the same time is representative of all European architecture for the period.”
Sweden – Royal Domain of Drottningholm
There are no surprises that Stockholm is ranked pretty highly as one of the cool European cities to explore. Yaya means, there are so many incredible experiences and best things to do in Stockholm for a weekend.
Sweden – Royal Domain of Drottningholm
As part of Dan Miller’s trip to Stockholm Sweden with his 8 year old son, they took a morning to visit Drottningholm Palace. Drottningholm Palace is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and since he track those (of course!), it seemed like a perfect thing to do with their time in Stockholm.
Sweden – Royal Domain of Drottningholm
The current Drottningholm Palace was built over a 16th-century castle that burned down in 1661. Fire, history, and royals? It’s the perfect formula for a haunting.
Sweden – Royal Domain of Drottningholm
The country’s longest serving monarchy tells a documentary that “you don’t always feel completely alone” at Drottningholm Palace.
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ESCToday in collaboration with the City of Stockholm will be bringing you a series of articles leading up to the 2016 Eurovision Song Contest in order to showcase and introduce the 2016 Eurovision host city Stockholm to its readers.
Source: Eurovision Discover Stockholm: Drottningholm Palace – ESCToday.com
