Logården, Royal garden at Stockholm Palace, Sweden
The garden incorporates terraces, geometric steps, symmetrical hedges, pyramid-shaped elms, and elongated ponds within its formal design at the palace grounds.
Fredrik Magnus Piper designed a baroque park during Gustav III's reign, though the construction was completed after the king's death in 1792.
The garden functions as a ceremonial entrance where dignitaries arrive via the Royal Barge Vasaorden at Logård Quay during state visits.
Access to the garden comes with guided tours of the Royal Palace, allowing visitors to explore both the garden and palace grounds.
White marble urns purchased in Italy by King Gustav III decorate the garden, while related sculptures remain in Gustav III's Museum of Antiquities.
GPS coordinates: 59.32711,18.07300
Latest update: March 5, 2025 19:14
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