Solliden Palace

Description

Solliden Palace was completed in 1906. The Italian-style country house was designed by Torben Grut. Today it is owned by King Carl XVI Gustav of Sweden and used as the royal summer residence. Solliden palace is open to the public from May to September.

Address
Sollidenvägen 12, Borgholm, Öland, Sweden

Established
1906

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