The Royal Palace is a working state building and a priceless cultural heritage site. The rules are in place to protect the collections and ensure the safety and comfort of all visitors. Please review them before your visit. See also our accessibility page for related information.

Key Visitor Rules

Please respect these guidelines during your visit

Photography Policy

You may take photos for personal use without flash. However, the use of tripods, selfie sticks, and other camera stabilization devices is strictly prohibited to protect the artworks and ensure visitor flow.

Bag and Luggage Policy

Large bags, backpacks, umbrellas, and any objects larger than 40x40 cm must be left in the free cloakroom or lockers near the entrance. Luggage is not permitted.

Prohibited Items

Food and drink are not allowed inside the palace rooms. Please consume them in the designated café area. Sharp objects and other potentially dangerous items must be checked at the cloakroom.

Conduct

Please do not touch the artworks, furniture, or tapestries. Maintain a respectful noise level and follow the instructions of the palace staff to ensure a pleasant experience for all visitors.

Rules FAQ

Common questions about palace regulations

Can I bring a stroller or pushchair inside?

Yes, strollers are permitted. The palace is accessible with elevators and ramps. See our accessibility page for more details.

Why can't I use a selfie stick?

Selfie sticks and tripods are prohibited to prevent accidental damage to the priceless artworks and furnishings, and to avoid obstructing other visitors in crowded rooms.

Is there a security check?

Yes, all visitors and their belongings will go through a security screening upon entry. Please allow extra time for this process, especially during peak hours.

Are pets allowed?

Only accredited assistance dogs are permitted inside the palace.