The celebration of Crown Princess Victoria's name day has become something of a tradition for the Swedish royal family. This ...

It was a changing of the guard at the Royal Palace in Stockholm as Sweden’s future queen chose military uniform for the first time for a big annual event. Since the 1990s, the Swedish ...

Queen Silvia and the rest of the family donned all their finery to attend a banquet with the President and first lady at Stockholm Palace. Also in attendance at the dinner were Crown Princess ...

Located in Stockholm, Sweden, the Royal Palace is the official residence of the royal family, though they live elsewhere. Construction began on the Royal Palace in 1679, but a fire in 1697 burned ...

King Carl Gustaf took a major decision as he announced that the The Royal Palace of Stockholm, Sweden is set for undergoing an extensive renovation.The Swedish royal family took to Instagram on Friday ...

The royal, 47, looked immaculate in royal blue military regalia as she stepped out from the Royal Palace in the Stockholm to celebrate her annual Name Day on Wednesday. According to Swedish ...

While Swedish King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia actually live at Drottningholm Palace (some 20 minutes west of Stockholm), Kungliga Slottet (Royal Palace) serves as their workplace and is the ...

King Carl Gustaf and Crown Princess Victoria extended a warm welcome to key dignitaries at the Swedish Royal Palace,The Swedish monarch and the Crown Princess marked an important moment of diplomatic ...

"It increases your chances of meeting someone who shares the same interests." Located in Stockholm's royal palace, the Royal Armoury covers Swedish royal history from the 16th century to today.

If you’re looking for unique things to do in Stockholm with kids, plan a visit to the Royal Armoury, located in the basement of the Royal Palace. I’ve already mentioned that this historic site ...

"It increases your chances of meeting someone who shares the same interests." Located in Stockholm's royal palace, the Royal Armoury covers Swedish royal history from the 16th century to today.