Ulriksdal Palace

Ulriksdal Palace is a historic royal palace located in Solna municipality just north of Stockholm, Sweden, set beside water and parkland. The estate combines palace architecture, landscaped gardens and an 18th-century court theatre and is administered as part of Sweden’s royal properties.

Key features include the palace building itself, the restored rococo theatre Confidencen dating to 1753, and extensive parkland that reaches the waterfront. The palace has been used for royal residence, state functions and cultural events, and parts of it are open to visitors on a seasonal basis.

Ulriksdal sits on the outskirts of Stockholm within Solna, adjacent to waterways and public parks, and is reachable by local transport from the Stockholm city area.

• Location: The palace sits in Solna municipality north of central Stockholm and is part of the Royal Court's historic properties; it is accessible from Stockholm by public transport and road.

What to See #

• Confidencen theatre: Confidencen is an 18th-century court theatre on the palace grounds, restored and still used for performances; it dates to 1753 and is one of Sweden's oldest rococo theatres.
• Palace park and grounds: The palace park and gardens extend to the water's edge and include historic landscaping and public walking routes along the waterfront.