Queen's Grand Audience Hall

The large ceremonial space features ornate woodwork, detailed plasterwork, and classical architectural elements reflecting 18th-century Swedish design principles.

David Klöcker Ehrenstrahl designed this hall during the construction of Drottningholm Palace, which became a residence for Queen Lovisa Ulrika in 1744.

The hall served as a central location for royal gatherings, where members of the Swedish court conducted formal ceremonies and diplomatic meetings.

Visitors can access the Queen's Grand Audience Hall through guided tours of Drottningholm Palace, which operates daily except during official royal functions.

The hall contains specific architectural features that showcase the craftsmanship of Swedish artisans, including intricate ceiling decorations and period-specific ornaments.

Creator: David Klöcker Ehrenstrahl

Part of: Drottningholm Palace

GPS coordinates: 59.32192,17.88694

Latest update: March 4, 2025 14:03