Autumn Market at Ulriksdal Palace – October 26
Join us for an autumn excursion to Ulriksdal Palace, where the beautiful palace park transforms into a vibrant market. Our quiet, electric-powered boat will take you from Strömkajen to the heart of the Royal National City Park, where local artisans and food producers will offer delicacies and handmade products.
Stroll through the palace park, and visit Ulriksdal Palace and Confidencen – all while enjoying the crisp autumn air and the beautiful surroundings. Our live-guided boat tour will be available in both Swedish and English. Please note that no guided tour is provided at the site.
Included in the ticket:
- Round-trip boat ride with an electric boat from Strömkajen
- Live guiding on the boat (in Swedish and English)
- Visit to the autumn market at Ulriksdal Palace
Book your ticket above and enjoy a wonderful autumn day – perfect for the whole family!
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Summer Excursion to Ulriksdal Palace (June/July)
Join us on a guided boat excursion with E/S Prins Daniel, a silent electric boat, to Ulriksdal Palace in the Royal National City Park. The tour is guided onboard and on-site. During the day, you'll discover the Palace Park, Sweden's oldest orangery Orangerimuseet, Ulriksdal Palace halls, King Gustaf VI Adolf's residence, and a unique opportunity to see Queen Christina's coronation carriage. Further down the page, you can easily book your ticket.
Live Guided Tour on Board & On-Site
During the journey to Ulriksdal Palace, the guide tells the story of the palace and anecdotes about the royals who have stayed there. On-site, there will be a guided walk through the palace park, a visit to the orangery, and uniquely for guests on this tour, a viewing of Queen Christina's coronation carriage. You will visit the palace on your own. On the return journey, the guided tour continues, and you will learn more about the sights along the way.
Café Onboard the Boat
In the café on board the boat, those who are craving a snack can buy coffee, tea, soft drinks, and pastries. We also offer beer, wine, sandwiches, and snacks.
The History of Ulriksdal Palace
Ulriksdal Palace was built in the 17th century in the late Renaissance style. The palace quickly became a popular destination for nobility and royalty and was often visited by Queen Christina. She appreciated it so much that she had her coronation procession depart from there in 1650. In the 18th century, Gustav III held outstanding parties at the palace. In the 19th century, Karl XV transformed the palace into a museum with antique furniture, porcelain, and art collections. King Gustaf VI Adolf and Queen Louise Mountbatten occupied the palace from 1923 and often lived there for the rest of their lives.
Things to do - Shopping, Dining & Swimming
During the day, there is also time for your discoveries. Take a stroll around the palace and have a closer look at King Gustaf VI Adolf's and Queen Louise's Mountbatten's living rooms or have a Swedish fika or lunch at the palace café. There are seating areas both indoors and outdoors in garden chairs overlooking the park. In the Palace Shop, you can browse and buy carefully selected items. Near the palace, there is a bathing jetty for those eager to swim. Here you will also find one of the world's oldest rococo theaters, the Palace Theatre Confidencen.
Ulriksdal Palace Gardens
Don't miss the popular Ulriksdal Palace Gardens, which are only a 10-minute walk from the Palace Park. Browse through the garden shop and explore the heart of the garden, Odlingen.
