Bona Ventura

Solna (Haga) · Stockholm

Gustav III's Pavilion

Gustav III:s paviljong

Palace

Gustav III's small summer palace in Haga, built 1787-1792 by Olof Tempelman, one of the finest Gustavian interiors in Sweden with much of the original furniture. The king left from here for the 1792 masquerade at the Opera where he was shot.

Address
Hagaparken, 169 70 Solna
Hours
Summer season only, guided tours only; closed in October (kungligaslotten.se, 2026)
Best time to go
Afternoon · About 1 h
Price
Adults SEK 140, students SEK 120, children 7-17 SEK 70 (kungligaslotten.se, 2026)
Price level
kr kr

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Good to know

  • Visits by guided tour only, in summer.
  • Combine with the Copper Tents and the park café.

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