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The Caritas
Well
Copenhagen’s oldest
fountain was built in
1608 by Christian IV.
Each year on the Queen’s
birthday, golden apples
jump in the fountain.
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Rosenborg Castle
The summer hermitage was built by
Christian IV in the 17th century and
became his favoured residence.
Here you can experience 300 years of the
history of the Danish kings, and see the
pomp and circumstance they surrounded
themselves with in the form of valuable
furniture and art treasures. In the Great Hall
the thrones are guarded by three silver lions,
and the tapestries on the walls represent
scenes from battles between Denmark and
Sweden. The heavily guarded crown jewels
and royal crowns sparkle in the treasury
beneath the castle.
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The Church of
Our Lady
The Neoclassical
church is Copenhagen’s
Cathedral, where
Crown Prince Frederik
was married to the
Australian Mary
Donaldson in 2004.
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Amalienborg
Christian VIII’s Palace / 1257 Copenhagen K
Phone: (+45) 33122186 / amalienborg.dk
Opening hours
May-Oct.: 10 AM – 4 PM
Nov.-Apr.: 11 AM – 4 PM. Closed on Mondays
Christiansborg Palace
Christiansborg Slotsplads / 1218 Copenhagen K
Phone: (+45) 33926492 / christiansborg.dk
Opening hours
May-Sep.: 10 AM – 5 PM
Oct.-Apr.: 10 AM – 5 PM. Closed on Mondays
Rosenborg Castle
Øster Voldgade 4A / 1350 Copenhagen K
Phone: (+45) 33153286 / rosenborgcastle.dk
The Round
Tower
Christian IV built the
tower with an observatory
at the top as a prestige
project in 1642. Walk up
the broad spiral ramp
and enjoy the view of the
kings’ Copenhagen.
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The King’s Garden
The park surrounding
Rosenborg is the country’s
oldest royal garden,
planted at the beginning
of the 17th century.
Today, the garden is one
of Copenhagen’s most
popular oases.
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Opening hours
May: 10 AM – 4 PM
June- Aug.: 10 AM – 5 PM
Sep.-Oct.: 10 AM – 4 PM
Nov.-Apr.: 10 AM – 2 PM. Closed on Mondays
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The glamorous royal apartments are
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chandeliers, gold and marble. The walls
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stunning modern tapestries illustrating
the history of Denmark. The Royal Family’s
magnificent white horses and gold state
coaches are kept behind the palace between
the marble columns of the Royal Stables,
which are over 250 years old.
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In Christian VIII’s Palace you can take a
closer look at royal life past and present.
The museum presents the private interiors
of the most recent kings and queens, and
an
Vesterexhibit on the monarchy in the 21st century
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and its many fascinating traditions.
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Roseng
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Park
Amalienborg is the Royal Family’s main
residence and consists of four similar
palaces. Dating back to the 18th century,
they represent a highlight in Danish Rococo
architecture. Every day at noon, visitors can
enjoy the changing of the Danish Royal Life
Guard in their traditional uniforms.
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Holmen’s Church
The beautiful
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hosted Queen Margrethe’s
marriage to the French
Count Henri de Laborde
de Monpezat in 1967.