Drottningholm Palace was originally built in the 17th century as a summer palace for the Royal Family, but is the full time residence now.
Stockholm Picture Gallery from Silversea Silver Cloud Cruise
By Linda Garrison, About.com
Stockholm's Lake Malaren and Boat to Drottningholm Palace
Stockholm's Lake Malaren
Photo (c) Linda Garrison
Stockholm has the Baltic Sea on one side and freshwater Lake Malaren on the other side. The Swedish Royal Family lives at Lake Malaren's Drottningholm Palace, which is about an hour's boat ride from Stockholm.
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