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The Royal Treasury - The Royal Palace is a museum in the cellar vaults under the Rikssalen (The Kingdom Hall) at Stockholm's castle, where Sweden's Regalia and other valuable objects are exhibited to the public. The collection includes the sword of Gustav Vasa and the crown of Eric XIV.

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Royal Treasury - The Royal Palace
at the Royal Palace
107 70 Stockholm

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    The Royal Treasury, located within the Royal Palace in Stockholm, Sweden, offers visitors a chance to see the Swedish Crown Jewels and other royal regalia. Many visitors appreciate the historical significance and opulence of the collection, which includes crowns, scepters, and other ceremonial objects. The museum is relatively small, which allows for a focused and manageable visit. The security measures and presentation of the items are generally well-regarded.

    However, some visitors find the experience somewhat brief, as the treasury consists of only a few rooms. The lighting can be dim in places, which some find atmospheric while others consider it a hindrance to fully appreciating the details of the exhibits. A few reviewers mention that the information provided could be more extensive, especially for those deeply interested in the history behind each piece.

    The location within the Royal Palace is convenient for those already touring the palace, but it's worth noting that there's an additional fee to enter the Treasury. Most visitors find the extra cost reasonable given the uniqueness of the items on display. The staff is generally described as professional and helpful.

    Overall, the Royal Treasury provides a good opportunity to see important Swedish royal artifacts up close. While not an extensive museum, it offers a concise look at Sweden's royal heritage through its well-preserved treasures.

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