Royal Palace (Kungliga Slottet, Stockholm) — State Apartments, Treasury & Museum Three Crowns (Ticketed Entry; Hours Change by Season)

The Royal Palace in Stockholm (Kungliga Slottet) is one of Europe’s largest working royal palaces — you visit the grand state rooms (Royal Apartments) and key museums on-site like the Treasury and Museum Three Crowns. Entry is ticketed, and because it’s an active royal venue, parts can close for official events.

• Ticketed entry to The Royal Apartments (incl. Orders of Chivalry + Hall of State), The Treasury, and Museum Three Crowns (included in the entrance ticket).

• Perfect for: first-time Stockholm visitors, royal-history lovers, architecture/interiors fans.
• Not ideal if you want a “quick” stop — this can easily turn into a proper half-day.

• Explore the Royal Apartments (state rooms), then continue to the Treasury (crown/regalia) and Museum Three Crowns at your own pace.

• Tickets / price (official): Adult SEK 220 (Oct—Apr), SEK 240 (May—Sep).
• Opening hours (official 2026 schedule):
• Jan—Apr: 10:00—16:00
• May—Sep: 10:00—17:00
• Oct—Dec: 10:00—16:00
• Note (official): the Royal Apartments can be fully/partly closed during the King’s official receptions (check the dates notice on the opening-hours page).

• Time needed: 2—4 hours depending on how deep you go.
• If you’re visiting Jan 14—16, 2026, the Bernadotte apartments are partly open (plan for partial closures).

Stockholm’s big royal palace visit: state rooms + Treasury + Museum Three Crowns. Adult SEK 220 (Oct—Apr) / SEK 240 (May—Sep). Hours: 10:00—16:00 most of the year, 10:00—17:00 in May—Sep.