Frederiksberg Have, A Royal Garden with Italian Elegance
Main entrance Frederiksberg Runddel
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Introduction
Frederiksberg Garden in Copenhagen, Denmark, located across from the zoo, used to be a royal flower garden. Its English-style architecture is different from the typical Nordic castles and parks, offering a unique experience. Relaxing on the lawn is a popular summer activity. King Frederick built the garden and, after a trip to Italy, was inspired to create an Italian-themed palace which has since been replaced by the Danish Royal Army Academy. While the palace is not open to the public, the entire garden is free to access. It has become a popular recreation spot for Copenhagen locals, with activities such as jogging, walking, dog walking, and weekend family fun. Address Main entrance Frederiksberg Runddel
Transportation Take bus 6A and get off at Zoologisk Have.
The biggest palace gardens in Copenhagen
