- en.wikipedia.org Gustav III's PavilionGustav III's Pavilion at Haga, in spring 2010. Gustav III. Gustav III's Pavilion (Swedish: Gustav III:s paviljong) is a royal pavilion at the Haga Park, 2 km north of Stockholm.
- stockholmmuseum.com museums/castles/gustav-iiis-…Today, Gustav III’s Pavilion is a museum managed by the Swedish National Property Board (Statens fastighetsverk).
- sworld.co.uk 1/1895/place/gustav-iiis-pavilionGustav III made use of the pavilion for a few years before his assassination (1792). After the death of him, Duke Charles used the pavilion as his temporary...
- visitstockholm.com o/gustav-iiis-pavilion/The Pavilion was built as a home for King Gustav III and with an interior decoration completed 1792, the year of the king's death.
- tripadvisor.com Attraction_Review-g670665-…Otherwise the pavilion is open during Mid June to mid September. It is a smaller palace, built in the Hagaparken which was supposed to have a large palace...
- commons.wikimedia.org wiki/Category:Gustav_III's_…pavilion in Solna Municipality, Sweden. image. ... Media in category "Gustav III's Pavilion". The following 51 files are in this category, out of 51 total.
- linneabylinneanilsson.wordpress.com 2012/08/03/…Palace interior image from Gustav III’s Pavilion Catalog by Göran Alm that can be purchased in the lovely gift shop. Link to the Royal Palace’s website.
- flickr.com photos/linuswarn/53341869741/The interiors of the Gustav III Pavilion can be viewed during the summer months when the pavilion is open for guided tours.
- yatra.com international-tourism/attractions-in-…Soon after its completion, the pavilion became a relaxation refuge for King Gustav III who got artist Louis Masreliez on board to work on the interiors of the building.
- museu.ms museum/details/2831/gustav-iiis-pavilionGustav III's Pavilion. Hagaparken (Stockholm National City Park), 171 64 Solna, Solna, Sweden. ... Gustav III:s Paviljong. Translate to English. 0.