Kina slott Review

Located at the other end of the garden on Stockholm's Queen Island, walk from the palace to the opposite side of the garden, on the left. The Queen Island Garden Project is a self-funded project of the tour group. In addition to the leader, there is a Chinese tour guide in Sichuan. At the beginning, we will suspense that there is a Chinese palace here. Let us not say it, let us see for ourselves. Walking up to see, there is no other Chinese element except the head of the door with a big cap and a small chopstick. There is also a yurt-like house next to this palace, which is where the guards rest.

The Chinese Palace was built in 1753 by King Frederick to celebrate Queen Ulrika's birthday on July 24. It is said that China is not actually Chinese at all, but a bit Turkish. Maybe the designer is also designed in China as he imagined. The furnishings inside are indeed full of Chinese style.

The Queen Island Palace is mainly surrounded by gardens and parks, as well as exotic Chinese palaces, palace theatres and ornate palace interiors. Unfortunately, the two major world heritage-listed landscapes of the Chinese palace and palace theatre are not open to view (the 45 euro project is a bit of a fun one).

The Chinese Palace is actually not a Chinese-style building, but the design here is a bit of a blend of Chinese culture inside, and there are many local Chinese here.

A palace on Queen's Island, a bit hidden, built by the King of Sweden for the Queen, unlike Chinese architecture