The title "Duke of Västmanland" is a noble title in the Swedish peerage system. It is traditionally granted to members of the royal family, often serving as a way to honor and recognize their status. The title is associated with the province of Västmanland, located in central Sweden, known for its rich history and natural beauty. The title has historical significance, dating back to the medieval period. The current holder of the title is Prince Carl Philip, the son of King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden. The dukedom is part of the broader Swedish monarchy, which plays a ceremonial role in the country today.