The Treasury

In the vaults beneath the Royal Caste lies the Treasury where the most imporant symbols of the Swedish Monarcht is keept, the Regalias. There are other valuable items in the Treasury besides the Regalias with makes it well worth a visit by its own..

The Treasury opend in 1969 to display the Regalias to the public. These items had before keep safe but also not available for anyone to see but for a few special occasions.

The Regalias are the property of the State and not the Royal Family. They are however to the disposition of the King whenever he needs them.

Some of the most importan and most valuable items in the Treasury are:

• The Crown of King Erik XIV
• The Sceptre of King Erik XIV
• The Orb of King Erik XIV
• The Sword of King Gustav Vasa
• The Key of King Erik XIV
• The Crown of Queen Lovisa Ulrika
• The Crown of Queen Maria Eleonora
• The Crown of Queen Hedvig Elisabeth Charlotta
• The Crown of Queen Sofia Albertina
• The Crown of Prince Wilhelm
• The Crown of Duke Karl
• The Crown of Duke Fredrik Adolf
• The Crown of King Karl X Gustav
• The Baptismal font of Karl XI
• The King Sveno Tapestry

Entrance to the Treasury:
Slottsbacken 1, Old Town
The entrance is located inside the Southern Gate.
GPS(WGS84): Lat N 59° 19′ 34″ Lon E 18° 4′ 20″

Tickets:
The South Wing at the Outer Court Yard, sign "Biljetter & Information".
Tickets can also be purchased at the Tre Kronor Museum and Gustav III Museum of Antiquities

Open hours	Fee & Ticket	Information	Access	Get there

The Treasury is highlighted in lightgreen on the drawing above. Put your mouse pointer over the rooms for more information of some of the most important items in the Treasury.

Oscar II - The last cornoated Swedish King
Oscar II coronation May 12:th 1873.