Stockholm Palace

The Stockholm Palace is the Majesty of the King's legitimate living arrangement and is likewise the setting for a large portion of the government's authentic gatherings. The castle is an everyday work environment for The King and Queen and in addition to the different divisions that make up the Royal Court. The castle is worked in ornate style by the draftsman Nicodemus Tessin and is shaped as a Roman royal residence.

The castle has in excess of 600 rooms isolated between seven stories with a state flat confronting the city and littler lounge rooms confronting the internal patio. The castle contains numerous fascinating things to see. Notwithstanding the Royal Apartments, there are three historical centers saturated with a great history: the Treasury with the formal attire, the Tre Kronor Museum that depicts the royal residences medieval history and Gustav III's Museum of Antiquities.