• Lake Mälaren - Departing from Stockholm City Hall, a ferry takes us on a scenic cruise across Lake Mälaren to Drottningholm Castle.

During the journey, we are treated to picturesque views of small islands and fishing villages featuring traditional Swedish colorful wooden houses.

• Drottningholm Palace - Situated on the island of Lovön, 15 km west of Stockholm, Drottningholm Palace has been the official residence of the Swedish royal family since 1981. The Castle (Drottningholm) is a UNESCO World Heritage site and is one of the best-preserved royal palaces built in the 17th century. Visitors can admire the Palace’s interiors, designed by French architect Nicodemus Tessin in the Rococo style.

• Drottningholm Slottsteater - The Royal Theatre, adjacent to the Royal Castle, was constructed in 1766 for Queen Lovisa Ulrika. The Theatre is an opera house primarily used by the Royal Family for private concerts and opera performances. Today, the stage’s wooden machinery, original from the 18th century, is still operated manually. Approximately 30 sets have been preserved.

• Drottningholm Palace Park - Commissioned by Queen Eleanora Edvika and directed by Nicodemus Tessin, visitors can stroll through the royal gardens inspired by the French Baroque style, featuring trimmed hedges, flower arrangements, and water fountains.

Additionally, the Royal Park, dating back to the 17th century, is adorned with bronze sculptures (trophies of war taken from Prague and Denmark!) by Dutch artist Adrian de Vries, as well as fountains, cascades, and bosquets.

• Karamellan Café & Restaurang vid Drottningholm - At the conclusion of the tour, guests can enjoy a light meal in the Castle courtyard cafeteria.

• Ferry (We board a ferryboat for a mini cruise across the Lake)
• Admission fees
• Breakfast

• Extra food & drink

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.