World UNESCO Heritage Site Drottningholm Palace, Stockholm, Sweden

Where the Royals Live. A fine example of 18th-century European architecture inspired by the Palace of Versailles, Drottningholm Palace is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. While most of the grounds are open to tourists, the Palace’s southern wing serves as the permanent home residence of Sweden’s King and Queen. Located in a Stockholm suburb on an island on Lake Malar, it’s accessible by both road and waterway — on this day it was perfect weather for a ferry ride from Stockholm. Photo Essay: Stockholm, Sweden, Midsummer 2014
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