Rosenborg Castle, A treasury of Danish royal splendor

Øster Voldgade 4 A, 1350 København K

The exhibition showcases the jewels of the Danish crown and royal crowns

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Introduction

Rosenborg Palace is the royal treasury of Denmark and also a beautiful palace. It was built in 1606 by King Christian IV who purchased the land and planned the construction. The palace consists of three pointed towers, with red walls adorned with gray stone in the Renaissance style. The interior of the palace is rich and colorful, with gilded mirrors, Dutch-style wall paintings, silver lions, and various gold and silver objects, showcasing the luxurious life of the royal family. In the basement Royal Danish Treasury, you can admire many precious royal treasures, such as the crown of Christian IV, the sword of Christian III, and the pearls of Queen Margrethe II. Additionally, at noon, you can also visit the exhibition of royal jewels.

Address

Øster Voldgade 4 A, 1350 København K

Opening hours

Closed on January 1st, December 22nd-26th, and December 31st. Open from January 2nd to April 30th and from November 1st to December 21st from 10:00-14:00, closed on Mondays. Open from April 15th-21st (during the seventh week of the year), May 1st-31st, September 1st-October 31st, and December 27th-30th from 10:00-16:00. Open from June 1st to August 31st from 10:00-17:00.

Transportation

City bus: 6A/185/42/184/43/94N, Statens Museum for Kunst station.

Phone +45-33153286

Website http://www.rosenborgslot.dk