SVERIGES KUNGAHUS Historic Swedish Break With Three Michelin Star Dining

Drottningholm Palace is Sweden's best-preserved royal castle constructed in the seventeenth century and one of Stockholm's three World Heritage Sites. While the Swedish Royal Family still resides here, you are invited to enter some of the most important parts of the building on a private three-hour guided tour.The Palace's condition and excellent level of craftsmanship make it representative of all European architecture for the period. The combination of the exotic Chinese Pavilion, the Palace Theatre, and the magnificent gardens make a visit to Drottningholm a unique experience.Guests can explore the best of Stockholm from the centrally located Nobis Hotel, with a two-night stay. This five-star hotel is set in the stately Sveriges Kreditbanken building - where the term ‘Stockholm syndrome’ was coined in 1973. The ground floor of this building once housed a large bank where robbers took four people hostage for six days. The incident made world news and afterwards, Stockholm Syndrome became the term to describe the way in which hostages bond with their captors.Continue the royal treatment with the ultimate fine dining experience in Scandinavia at the three-Michelin-starred restaurant, Frantzén. Described by critics as 'flawless,' the menu from start to finish is a well-balanced flavour explosion!With return airport transfers, a Mercedes-Benz V-Class chauffeur and a captivating hotel (quite literally), we've convinced you'll fall completely in love with Stockholm on this historic break.