The Royal Armoury

No admission fees are required opposite the coin museum. The exhibition hall displays many armors and weapons used by ancient knights and soldiers, even the equipment used by the emperor, and the exhibits are very rich and very educational.

It is worth everyone to see it is still very good, the environment is also very good

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i'm a big fan of museums that display "things" instead of paintings, so I really liked the Royal Armoury.This is where they keep medieval armours, queens and kings's dresses and robes, including baby royal members. You get a lot of detail on what people wore and how they wore it.They also have a display of Royal coaches.If you have a Royal Palace ticket, you get 50% off on the Royal Armoury ticket.

Beneath the Royal Palace, Livrustkammaren (Royal Armoury) is Sweden's oldest museum, established in 1628. It isn't the Louvre, so a visit shouldn't take more than 20 minutes, unless you have a special interest in the history of the Swedish Royalty and their military campaigns. Some of the artefacts on display, particularly the Royal Carriages and their steeds, are really impressive.