Solliden Palace, Borgholm

Solliden Palace, just south of Borgholm on Öland's west coast, is the Swedish Royal Family's summer residence — a white Italianate villa in a great park, not a castle ruin.

Scenario: Daylight

AI-generated artistic interpretation of Solliden Palace, Borgholm, Sweden — From the garden approach in Solliden's park, the gleaming white three-storey Italianate royal summer palace among lawns and trees, with the Italian garden in the foreground and the Kalmar Strait beyond — a white villa in a park, entirely distinct from the ruined stone Borgholm Castle nearby, in bright daylight — **Solliden Palace, Borgholm**
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Solliden Palace, just south of Borgholm on Öland's west coast, is the Swedish Royal Family's summer residence — a white Italianate villa in a great park, not a castle ruin. It was built for the then Crown Princess Victoria and completed in 1906, designed by architect Torben Grut with inspiration from Axel Munthe's Villa San Michele on Capri; the Crown Princess, in poor health, found relief in Öland's dry climate. King Gustaf V opened the palace park to the public, and the present King, Carl XVI Gustaf, owns Solliden today. Visitors walk its Italian garden, rose garden and English park while the palace itself remains the family's private summer home.

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