kungahuset.se

Supports the Swedish monarch and Royal House in their official duties

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  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-10-28

About kungahuset.se

The Royal Court supports the King of Sweden and other members of the Royal House in carrying out their official duties.

The Royal House also provides information about the Swedish monarchy, royal activities and visits to royal palaces.

Product: Support for the official duties of the Swedish monarch and other members of the Royal House.

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