Rosenborg Castle
Enter the castle where some of Denmark’s most colourful kings and queens have lived – and today houses the Crown Jewels.
Rosenborg Castle is a beautiful historic building and a fascinating museum of cultural history. Located in the King’s Gardens it houses some of Denmark’s greatest treasures, not least the Crown Jewels and the Danish Crown Regalia. Among the main attractions of Rosenborg is the Long Hall with the coronation throne with three silver lions standing guard. And beneath the castle, the three treasuries with the Crowns and the Crown Jewels.
What´s on
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17.06.2019
Congratulations Dannebrog!
Did you partake in the celebration of the Danish flag in the weekend? On Saturday, the Fifteenth of June, the…
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22.05.2019
Old wine in new bottles
Do you know the story of the ancient Rosenborg Wine? The Rosenborg Wine is traditionally served at the Queen’s New…
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01.05.2019
Spring in The Porcelain Cabinet
The trees are getting greener and greener these days and spring flowers spread joy all around town. Because not many…
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04.03.2019
371 years ago: The death of Christian IV
When death creeps nearer, many see their lives before them. They relive all the happy moments of the past and…
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22.01.2019
Expansion of The Royal Danish Collection
Even though Rosenborg Castle houses historical artefacts and pieces of art, it does not mean that time has stopped at…
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15.01.2019
’Nytårstaffel’ at Amalienborg Castle
True to tradition, Her Majesty The Queen welcomed the new year with the government and selected guests at the annual…
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17.12.2018
On thin ice – Allegorical snow landscape from Christian IV’s Winter Room
When chances of a white Christmas are slim, one must settle for the enjoyments of winter life in the arts….
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03.12.2018
Winter at the Castle
Complete your visit to Rosenborg by stopping for a refreshment at The Garden Café, just outside the castle. From Saturday…