Rosenborg Castle
About
Rosenborg Castle was built in the early 17th century by King Christian IV as a pleasure palace and has since been an important symbol of Danish royalty. The castle is located in the King's Garden, one of Copenhagen's most visited parks, and is surrounded by lush gardens and beautiful sculptures. Inside, visitors can explore lavish rooms adorned with historical furniture, artwork, and most notably, the impressive crown jewels, which are part of Denmark's royal heritage. Rosenborg Castle offers a unique opportunity to experience Denmark's history and culture, serving as a museum that preserves many of the country's most valuable treasures. The castle is not only a testament to Danish architecture but also a place where one can delve into royal stories and traditions. Each summer, the beauty and history of the castle attract thousands of visitors from around the globe who wish to experience this fantastic piece of Danish cultural heritage.
Features
Local Tips
- Purchase a combined ticket for Rosenborg Castle and nearby attractions for better value.
- Visit in the early morning or late afternoon to avoid peak tourist hours.
- Don't miss the King's Garden, perfect for a leisurely stroll after your visit to the castle.
- Check the schedule for special exhibitions or events that may provide a deeper insight into Denmark's royal history.
Best Times to Visit
Time of Day:
Late morning to early afternoon for optimal lighting and fewer crowds
Days:
Weekdays, particularly Tuesday to Thursday
Season:
Spring and summer for garden views and pleasant weather