Waldemarsudde Stockholm is one of the prominent tourist attractions of the capital city of Sweden. Situated in the southern part of Sodra Djurgarden, Waldemarsudde reflects the natural scenic beauty coupled with the rich historicity of Stockholm.
History of Waldemarsudde in Stockholm
Waldemarsudde was the royal seat of the Swedish Prince Eugen from 1865 to 1947. After his demise, the State had built up a museum that has a rich reserve of antique pieces of unique art and craft work.
The palatial building of Prince Eugen represents the rich architectural splendor of the ancient times. Situated on a mountain top, the mansion shows the craftsmanship of the local artisans who had constructed the building.
At present, the museum and the palace is being financially managed by the Government of Sweden. One of the rooms of
the palace displays the exquisite
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paintings of Prince Eugen who was known among his contemporaries as an excellent painter.
Waldemarsudde- A Tourist Attraction of Stockholm
Waldemarsudde draws several tourists from far and wide who are overwhelmed at the unique architectural feature of the huge palace of Prince Eugen. The museum of Waldemarsudde showcases splendid pieces of art work and beautiful paintings of the traditional times.
The Swedish Government charge an entry fee of 75 SEK from the tourists who wish to view the varied collection of antique pieces of craft work in the galleries of the palatial building. Apart from beautiful paintings, the galleries house many marvelous sculptures carved by prominent sculptors like Carl Milles and Auguste Rodin.
Waldemarsudde of Stockholm portrays the rich cultural heritage and traditional legacy of Sweden.
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