Sculpture Park of Drottningholm Palace

The park extends across multiple hectares, featuring marble sculptures, fountains, and symmetrical pathways lined with carefully trimmed hedges and trees.

Created in the 1670s, the sculpture park represents Swedish artistic expression through a collection of statues commissioned by Queen Hedwig Eleonora.

The park integrates Swedish and European artistic traditions with classical themes, displayed through its extensive collection of marble and bronze sculptures.

Visitors can access the sculpture park daily from April through October, with guided tours available in multiple languages at the entrance.

The Hercules Fountain stands as the central element, surrounded by four smaller fountains representing the classical elements of earth, water, fire, and air.

Location: Ekerö Municipality

Part of: Royal Domain of Drottningholm

GPS coordinates: 59.32056,17.87972

Latest update: March 21, 2025 01:09