Kungliga begravningsplatsen, Cemetery in Solna Municipality, Sweden

Kungliga begravningsplatsen is a cemetery on the island of Karlberg in Solna, near Stockholm. It is a walled burial ground with gravel paths, lawns, and a small chapel, where members of the Swedish royal family are interred.

The cemetery was established in the early 19th century as a burial place for the Swedish royal family. It was designed by architect Fredrik Blom and has been used for royal funerals since then.

The cemetery is a place of national mourning and remembrance, where official ceremonies are held on certain dates. Visitors can see wreaths and flowers laid at the graves, reflecting ongoing public respect.

The grounds are open to visitors during daylight hours, and entry is free. The site is reached by bus or a short walk from nearby public transport, and the flat paths make it easy to explore on foot.

The cemetery is located on an island, which is unusual for a royal burial site. It is also one of the few places where the general public can walk among the graves of Swedish monarchs.