Chinese Pavilion at Drottningholm

Up to an hour

Visit this beautiful pleasure palace - a UNESCO world heritage site - located in the idyllic gardens of Drottningholm Palace.

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What you'll do

Inspired by the Chinese style, chinoiserie, which was very popular of European rococo interiors of the time, King Adolf Fredrik built the Chinese Pavilion in 1753 as a surprise to Lovisa Ulrika for her birthday.
Tour two magnificent wings of the building, Silver Chamber and The Billiard and look around the living quarters of past king Adolf Fredriks Atelje.

Two new wings were added over time, one called Silver Chamber and the other one The Billiard, because of the large exclusive pool table that stood in the room, as well as a new dining room named Confidensen, to host fine dinner parties. Today you can also visit the Adolf Fredriks Atelje room and the old kitchen, which today serves as a cozy cafe.

Audio guides are available at the pavilion.

What's included

Entry to the Chinese Pavilion at Drottningholm

: Getting in
Once you've entered the pavilion you just need to have your pass scanned at one of the front desks, then you're in!
Visitor tips
The Royal Walks has launched a new app that guides you along a scenic stroll through the World Heritage Site of Drottningholm Palace Park: from the royal residence, through the historic park, up to the exotic Chinese Pavilion. Download The Royal Walks app today for free.

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