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Visit the exhibition 'Daisy: Crown Princess Margareta' from the comfort of your own home. Step into her apartment at the Royal Palace and...

Ulriksdal Palace, with its beautiful location, was due to become Crown Princess Margareta and Gustaf Adolf's home. But things did not wor...

1915 saw the publication of a ground-breaking new book about garden design in Sweden, written in an unusually modest, personal style. The...

The popular Crown Princess Margareta made a strong impression on Sweden. She was a pioneer within many areas, and changed both contempora...

Clocks and time

"Over the centuries, clocks have played an important role here at the palace – both for keeping time and as decorative objects. Not only ...

"I was on my way to meet my future father-in-law to ask for Sofia's hand in marriage. It was the most significant journey of my life."

The wedding of Princess Madeleine and Mr Christopher O'Neill took place on 8 June 2013 in the Royal Chapel at the Royal Palace.

Crown Princess Victoria was the first of The King and Queen's three children to get married. The year was 2010. It was a big event. Not o...

On 7 December 1976, less than six months after The King and Queen's wedding, Prince Bertil and Mrs Lilian Craig were married in the Royal...

… and, as people always say, something just 'clicked' – and has continued to click ever since.

The grand opening

The exhibition was opened on 28 August 2015 – what would have been Princess Lilian's 100th birthday. The Queen gave a vivid, personal ope...

The Lilian Look in 360°

Come on a virtual tour of the previous exhibition The Lilian Look, and see clothing fit for a princess up close. Click on the image above...

In an interview, Princess Lilian's designer Elisabeth Wondrak described a unique 'Lilian look' – a soft, refined elegance that characteri...

The exhibition in 360°

The successful exhibition 'Look at the rugs – find me' featuring textile artist Märta Måås-Fjetterström's work has been documented, and i...

A treasury of patterns

Märta Måås-Fjetterström left more than 700 patterns. Thanks to her sketches, the craftsmanship and the cultural heritage live on.

Artwork in royal rooms

Over the years, the Royal Family have shown their support for Swedish craftsmanship. The work of Märta Måås-Fjetterström is one example. ...

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