Solliden Palace
Sollidens slott
The summer palace of the Swedish royal family, with an Italian-style villa and Italian, Dutch, English, and rose gardens open to the public.
Solliden Palace was built in 1906 for Queen Victoria and remains the summer residence of the Swedish royal family. The palace itself is not open to visitors, but its gardens are. They include the Italian terrace garden, the Dutch garden, the English garden, and the rose garden. From here you can see Borgholm Castle in the distance. Each year on July 14, the birthday of Crown Princess Victoria is celebrated here. Admission is about 150 Swedish kronor. The gardens may be closed when the royal family is in residence.
Opening hours
Approx. May–Sep 11:00–18:00
Nearby sights
- Borgholm Castle
- Ismantorp Fortress
- Himmelsberga Open-Air Museum
- Lerkaka Windmills
- Gråborg
- Kapelludden
- Öland Zoo & Amusement Park
- Öland Bridge